National Police Academy

Islamabad
Dated: 31-12-2015
To,
IGP(R) Zulfiqar Ali Qureshi
Senior Instructor,
NPA, Islamabad.
Subject:

REPORT ON POLICING BY OBJECTIVES FOR DISTRICT HARIPUR

Kindly find enclosed herewith Annual Policing Plan for District Haripur for the
year 2015 prepared by the undersigned officers for kind approval and information, please.
Assistant Superintendents of Police (U/T)
NPA, Islamabad

Copy forwarded to the following for information:1) The Commandant, National Police Academy, Islamabad
2) The Course Commander, National Police Academy, Islamabad
3) The Librarian, National Police Academy, Islamabad

NATIONAL POLICE ACADEMY

ISLAMABAD

ANNUAL POLICING PLAN

Prepared by:
ASP (UT) Muhammad Essa Khan
ASP (UT) Shahzada Umar Abbas Babar

Contents
DISTRICT HARIPUR PROFILE................................................................................................................3
HISTORY OF DISTRICT HARIPUR.....................................................................................................3
GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION..............................................................................................................3
POPULATION PROFILE.......................................................................................................................3
LINGUAL PROFILE..............................................................................................................................3
AFGHAN MUHAJIREEN......................................................................................................................3
SECTARIAN PROFILE..........................................................................................................................3
EDUCATIONAL PROFILE....................................................................................................................4
PROMINENT PLACES/TOURIST ATTRACTIONS.............................................................................4
POLICE PROFILE..................................................................................................................................5
MAP OF HARIPUR DISTRICT.............................................................................................................6
AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE POLICING PLAN............................................................................7
LEGAL FOUNDATIONS OF THE ANNUAL POLICING PLAN 2015....................................................8
NEEDS OF THE COMMUNITY................................................................................................................9
A REVIEW OF THE STATE OF POLICING IN HARIPUR DISTRICT (2010-2015).............................10
Murder:..................................................................................................................................................10
Attempted Murder.................................................................................................................................10
Hurt.......................................................................................................................................................10
Kidnapping............................................................................................................................................10
Abduction..............................................................................................................................................10
Assault on Police...................................................................................................................................11
Assault on others...................................................................................................................................11
Abduction..............................................................................................................................................11
Extortion................................................................................................................................................11
Dacoity..................................................................................................................................................11
Burglary.................................................................................................................................................11
Theft u/s 382..........................................................................................................................................11
Motor Vehicle Theft...............................................................................................................................11
Fatal Accidents......................................................................................................................................12
Non-Fatal Accidents..............................................................................................................................12
Cases U/S 279/336 PPC.........................................................................................................................12
Cases under PHO...................................................................................................................................12
Cases under Arms Ordinance.................................................................................................................12

CORE AREAS OF THE ANNUAL POLICING PLAN: OBJECTIVES, TARGETS, INDICATORS AND
ACTIONS..................................................................................................................................................13
PROTECTING LIFE OF CITIZENS....................................................................................................13
MURDER..........................................................................................................................................13
ATTEMPTED MURDER..................................................................................................................14
HURT................................................................................................................................................15
KIDNAPPING...................................................................................................................................15
ABDUCTION....................................................................................................................................16
ASSAULT ON POLICE....................................................................................................................16
ASSAULT ON OTHERS...................................................................................................................17
PROTECTING PROPERTY OF CITIZENS.........................................................................................17
DACOITY.........................................................................................................................................17
ROBBERY........................................................................................................................................18
BURGLARY.....................................................................................................................................18
ORDINARY THEFT.........................................................................................................................19
CAR THEFT.....................................................................................................................................19
MOTOR VEHICLE THEFT..............................................................................................................20
ACCIDENTS.........................................................................................................................................20
FATAL ACCIDENTS........................................................................................................................20
NON FATAL ACCIDENTS...............................................................................................................21
RASH AND NEGLIGENT DRIVING..............................................................................................22
LOCAL AND SPECIAL LAWS............................................................................................................22
ARMS ORDINANCE.......................................................................................................................22
ACTION UNDER PROHIBITION ORDER.....................................................................................23
CATEGORIZATION OF POLICE STATIONS IN TERMS OF INTENSITY OF CRIME.......................24
CATEGORY A POLICE STATIONS OF DISTRICT HARIPUR..........................................................24
CATEGORY B POLICE STATIONS OF DISTRICT HARIPUR..........................................................24
CATEGORY C POLICE STATIONS OF DISTRICT HARIPUR..........................................................25
ANNEX-A: COMPARISON B/W 2013 & 2014.......................................................................................26
ANNEX-B: COMPARISON OF 5 YEARLY STATISTICS......................................................................27
ANNEX-C: POLICE STATION DISTRIBUTION OF 5 YEARLY CRIME STATISTICS.......................28
ANNEX-D: FORMULA FOR SETTING TARGETS...............................................................................33
DEFICIENCY IN STRENGTH BASED ON POPULATION...................................................................35

DISTRICT HARIPUR PROFILE

HISTORY OF DISTRICT HARIPUR
Haripur remained a subdivision of Abbottabad District till 1990 and was upgraded to the level of
district with effect from 1st July, 1991.

GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION
The total area of District Haripur is 1,756 Square Kilometres. The geographical location of
Haripur is as follows:
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Bordered by Districts Mansehra & Abbottabad in the North

Bordered by Districts Islamabad in the South
Bordered by Districts Bonair and Swabi in North-West
Bordered by Districts Attock & Rawalpindi in the South-West

POPULATION PROFILE
The total population of District Haripur exceeds 0.9 Million. The following are the major tribes inhabiting
the region: Tareen, Ghakkar, Mashwani, Gujjar, Qureshi, Awan, Tanoli and Tahir Khel.

LINGUAL PROFILE
District Haripur is multi-lingual and many languages are spoken in the region. Following are the
major languages of the district: Hindko, Urdu and Pashtu.

AFGHAN MUHAJIREEN
Around 100,000 Afghan Muhajireen also inhabit this district and are mainly concentrated in
Haripur City, Kalla Butt and Kot Najeeb Ullah.

SECTARIAN PROFILE
Majority of the population profess the Sunni faith of Islam whereas Shias are mostly restricted to
the region of Khanpur City and Saddar Area. However, sectarian harmony prevails in the district
and no incident of violence has been reported for the District.

EDUCATIONAL PROFILE
There are numerous Educational Institutions in the district catering for its educational
requirements. The following are the prominent institutions:
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Hazara University
Post Graduate College
Government Girls Degree College, Haripur
Government Intermediate College, Ghazi
Poly-technic College Kalla Butt and Sarae-Saleh
Elementary College, Haripur

PROMINENT PLACES/TOURIST ATTRACTIONS

Tarbela Dam and Khanpur Dam are located in district Haripur as a result of which visitors
frequent this district throughout the year. Mostly river Indus runs on one side if the district.
Highways include Haripur to Hasanabdal, Haripur to Abbottabad, Ghazi Hattian Road, Haripur
Taxila Road via Khanpur, Haripur Taxilla via Najeebullah. Railway line running through the
district runs from Rawalpindi via Taxilla to Havelian.
Important and Historical Places include Central Jail, New Sabzi Mandi, DHQ Haripur, Haripur
Fort, Julian Mount of Taxila Ruins.

POLICE PROFILE
The total Police strength available in the district is 829, out of which 93 are engaged on
investigation work and remaining 736 is on operation duty. The ratio of Police to Population
comes up to 1 constable to 1085 inhabitants which judged by all standards is extremely
insufficient as according to Police Rules 1934, it should be one constable for 500 inhabitants.
Administratively, the district has been subdivided into 4 subdivisions each headed by a Deputy
Superintendent of Police. There are 10 PS in the District and their subdivision wise distribution
shows that Police Stations Kot Najeebullah, Hattar and Khanpur function under the control of
SDPO Khanpur; Police Stations Saddar, Khalla Butt and Bheer have been placed under the
SDPO Saddar, PS City and Sarai Saleh have been places under the control of SDPO HQS
whereas the remaining two PS Ghazi and Amazai have been placed under SDPO Ghazi.

DPO
DSP HQS
PS City

DSP Ghazi

PS Sarae
Saleh

PS Ghazi

DSP
Saddar
PS Sadar
PS Beerh

PS Nara
Amazai

DSP
Khanpur

PS Kala
Butt

PS Hattar

PS Kot
Najabullah

PS
Khanpur
Inspector
Legal
Figure 1: Organogram of Haripur Police

MAP OF HARIPUR DISTRICT

Figure 2: District Haripur Map with P/S Jurisdiction

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE POLICING PLAN

The Annual Policing Plan will have the following aims and objectives:

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.

To uphold the rule of law.

To provide a better sense of safety & security to the general public of Haripur.
To ensure prompt registration of First Information Reports and arrest of all criminals.
To enhance the prevention of crime & qualitative detection of cases.
To ensure a better and qualitative service delivery to the people of Haripur.
To preserve public order, prevent crimes & combat terrorism.
To ensure a prompt and effective response to public distress calls.
To enhance and strengthen the public-police relationship.
To assist the general members of the public, irrespective of their age, sex, caste, political

affiliations, religion or ethnicity.

10. To uphold the fundamental human rights.
11. To ensure the accountability of police for its actions

LEGAL FOUNDATIONS OF THE ANNUAL POLICING PLAN 2015

Article 32 of the Police Order 2002 provides for the Head of District Police to prepare an Annual Policing
Plan after consultation with the District Nazim. The Annual Policing Plan shall throw light on the
following aspects:

1.
2.
3.
4.

Objectives of the Policing Plan.

The Targets to be achieved.
The Mechanism for achieving such targets.
The Financial resources likely to be available at the disposal of Police during the year.

Copies of this Annual Policing Plan, after its subsequent approval by the District Public Safety
Commission (DPSC) Haripur, have been distribution to the Zila Nazim Haripur, Haripur District Public
Safety Commission, Provincial Police Officer (PPO) KPK, Regional Police Officer (RPO) Hazara
Division, National Public Safety Commission and the Federal Government.
The District Police Officer shall submit a report regarding policing in Haripur District to the DPSC
Haripur at the end of August 2015 highlighting the state of implementation of the adopted Annual
Policing Plan and any achievements or otherwise of the targets set therein.

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NEEDS OF THE COMMUNITY

Any policing plan needs pragmatically reflect the expectations and aspirations of the public in order to
succeed. Policing is known to be effective only when it is carried out while keeping in view the concerns
of the community involved. Therefore a close cooperation and linkage between the general public and
police shall afford the police a fair idea of the public expectations from the Haripur Police.

In this regard, Haripur Police arranged various meetings with the different segments of the society
including: notables, professionals, journalists, intellectuals, lawyers, traders, transporters, religious
leaders, students, teachers, and politicians etc. in order to ascertain and identify the needs of the
community.

A series of detailed discussions revealed the following pressing needs of the community:

1. Prompt registration of First Information Reports and the subsequent arrest of criminals
involved.
2. Prompt response by the Haripur Police to public distress calls and complaints.
3. Preservation of public peace and tranquility and ensuring the safety of the citizens of
Haripur.
4. Conducting a meaningful patrolling in order to combat crime.
5. Ensuring a culture of transparency and decent behavior by the Haripur police with the
citizens of Haripur.
6. Conducting impartial investigation of cases.
7. Adoption of effective strategies to prevent and detect crimes and to combat terrorism
8. Enhancing the public-police cooperation.

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A REVIEW OF THE STATE OF POLICING IN HARIPUR DISTRICT

(2010-2015)
Murder:
Crime under this head reported a mixed trend. In the year 2010, 77 cases were registered which increased
to 82 in the year 2011. It remained 82 for 2012 and reported a downward trend for 2013 with 75 cases and
subsequently 54 cases for the year 2014.

Attempted Murder
Crime under this head reported a mixed trend. In the year 2010, 91 cases were reported were reported. 90
cases were reported for the year 2011, 91 for 2012 and remarkably decreased to 68 in 2013. For the year
2014, this figure stood at 79 cases.

Hurt
230 cases were reported in the year 2010 which decreased to 227 in 2011. This decreasing trend
continued for 2012 whereby 223 cases were reported resulting in a further reduction to 178 cases in 2013.
For 2014, crime under this head stood at 181 cases. It is to be noted that crime under this head has shown
a constant decreased for the 5 year period under consideration.

Kidnapping
In 2010, 16 cases were registered for this category which decreased to 13 cases in 2011. In 2012, 9 such
cases were reported and further reduced to 5 in the year 2013. However, with a slight increase, in the year
2014, 8 cases were reported under this head. However, crime under this head has reported a decreasing
trend over the period under consideration.

Abduction
Crime under this head has reported a mixed trend. In 2010, 42 cases were reported and 43 for the year
2011. However, in 2012 this figure decreased to 36 before reporting 42 and 47 for the years 2013 and
2014 respectively.

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Assault on Police
A normal fluctuation is observed for the crime under this head since 11 cases were reported for the year
2010, 9 for 2011, 6 for 2012. The figure rose slightly to 10 in 2013 before decreasing to 8 cases in 2014.

Assault on others
11 such cases were reported in 2010 while 10 were reported for 2011. It reported a sharp reduction for the
year 2012 whereby 5 cases were reported. This decreasing trend has continued for the past two years
where 1 case was reported for 2013 and 2 for 2014.

Abduction
Crime under this head has reported a normal fluctuation for the past 5 years. 42 cases were reported for
2010 and then registered a slight increase to 43 in 2011. However for the period 2012 and 2013 it
registered a declining trend and 37 and 42 cases were reported. It stood at 48 cases in 2014.

Extortion
There are no figures for the years prior to 2014. In 2014, only 2 such cases were reported.

Dacoity
7 such cases were reported for the year 2010 which registered a sharp reduction to 1 in 2011 and 2 in
2012. 2 cases were registered for 2013 before coming to a figure of zero for the year 2014. Thus, crime
under this head has registered a decline over the past years.

Burglary
In 2010, 21 cases were registered under this head which saw almost 50% reduction for the year 2011
when only 11 cases were registered in the district. For the year 2012, 20 such cases were reported. 19
cases were registered in 2013 before a drastic reduction to 9 cases in 2014.

Theft u/s 382

In the year 2010, 49 cases were reported and then increased to 65 for the year 2011. It reached the highest
number of cases in 2012 when 78 such cases were reported in the district. However, for the year 2013 and
2014 only 65 and 64 such cases were reported.

Motor Vehicle Theft

The crime under this head reported more or less a normal fluctuation. 14 cases were reported under this
head for the year 2010 and 11 in 2011. However it rose to 20 in 2012 and remained constant at 19
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throughout 2013. However, drastic reduction was reported in 2014 when only 9 cases were registered
under this head throughout the district.

Fatal Accidents
51 cases were reported in 2010, 58 in 2011 and 62 in 2012. However, the figures reached to 71 in 2013
before registering a reduction to 58 cases in 2014.

Non-Fatal Accidents
In 2010, 149 cases were reported under this head which decreased to 111 in 2011 and increased to 124 in
2012 and again decreased to 118 in 2013 and slightly increased to 124 cases in 2014. Crime under this
head has shown normal fluctuations of increase and decrease.

Cases U/S 279/336 PPC

In 2010, 381 cases were reported under this head which increased to 432 in 2011 and further increased to
559 in 2012 and again decreased to 548 in 2013 and rose to 672 cases in 2014. Crime under this head has
shown normal fluctuations of increase and decrease.

Cases under PHO

In 2010, 1161 cases were reported under this head which increased to 1618 in 2011 and decreased to 1534
in 2012 and again increased to 1618 in 2013 and slightly increased to 1754 cases in 2014. Crime under
this head has shown normal fluctuations of increase and decrease.

Cases under Arms Ordinance

In 2010, 792 cases were reported under this head which increased to 962 in 2011 and further increased to
1032 in 2012 and again increased to 1199 in 2013 and slightly decreased to 867 cases in 2014. Crime
under this head has shown normal fluctuations of increase and decrease.

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CORE AREAS OF THE ANNUAL POLICING PLAN: OBJECTIVES,

TARGETS, INDICATORS AND ACTIONS

PROTECTING LIFE OF CITIZENS

MURDER

OBJECTIVE: Reduction of incidents of Murder in the district

CASES TO BE REDUCED: 11
%AGE DECREASE IN CASES: 13%
KEY ACTIONS AND MECHANISMS TO ACHIEVE THE
OBJECTIVES AND DELIVER TARGETS:
a. Increased Police patrolling in the affected areas/police stations.
b. Collection of Criminal Intelligence.
c. Increased preventive action u/s 107/151 of CrPC.
d. Prompt arrest of accused & absconders.
e. Speedy action u/s 87 and 88 wherever required.
f. Utilizing Forensic Aids to solve crimes/cases.
g. Qualitative investigation for timely submission of Final Reports.
h. Keeping under constant review and monitoring the working of: P/S
Kot Najeeb Ullah with 69 cases, P/S City with 51 cases & P/S Saddar
with 51 cases.

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ATTEMPTED MURDER

OBJECTIVE: Reduction of incidents of Attempted Murder in the

district
CASES TO BE REDUCED: 7
%AGE DECREASE IN CASES: 8%
KEY ACTIONS AND MECHANISMS TO ACHIEVE THE
OBJECTIVES AND DELIVER TARGETS:
a. Increased Police patrolling in the affected areas/police stations.
b. Increased preventive action u/s 107/151 of CrPC.
c. Prompt arrest of accused & absconders.
d. Qualitative investigation for timely submission of Final Reports.
e. Keeping under constant review and monitoring the working of: P/S
Kot Najeeb Ullah with 68 cases, P/S City with 91 cases, P/S Sarai Saleh
Khanpur & KTS with 40 cases each.

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HURT

OBJECTIVE: Reduction of incidents of Hurt in the district

CASES TO BE REDUCED: 22
%AGE DECREASE IN CASES: 10%
KEY ACTIONS AND MECHANISMS TO ACHIEVE THE
OBJECTIVES AND DELIVER TARGETS:

a.
b.
c.
d.
e.

Qualitative investigation and early finalization of cases.

Increased preventive action u/s 107/151 CrPC.
Increased role of conciliatory committees.
Increased police patrolling in the affected areas.
Keeping under constant review and monitoring the working of:
P/S Khanpur with 187 cases, P/S City with 162 cases & P/S
Kot Najeeb Ullah with 152 cases.

KIDNAPPING
OBJECTIVE: Reduction in cases of kidnapping, kidnapping for ransom
and child-lifting
CASES TO BE REDUCED: 6 cases
%AGE DECREASE IN CASES: 37%
KEY ACTIONS AND MECHANISMS TO ACHIEVE THE
OBJECTIVES AND DELIVER TARGETS:

a. Collection of intelligence about record of organized groups

b.
c.
d.
e.

involved in the crime.

Surveillance of the activities of organized groups.
Increased patrolling for deterrence.
Speedy investigation of the cases.
Keeping under constant review and monitoring of: P/S City
with 19 cases, P/S KTS with 7 cases & P/S Saddar with 6
cases.

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ABDUCTION
OBJECTIVE: Reduction of cases of Abduction in the district
CASES TO BE REDUCED: 5 cases
%AGE DECREASE IN CASES: 11%
KEY ACTIONS AND MECHANISMS TO ACHIEVE THE
OBJECTIVES AND DELIVER TARGETS:

a. Prompt arrest of the abducted women and their production in

courts.
b. Speedy investigation to distinguish cases of abduction from
elopement.
c. Action against lodging false FIRs.
d. Keeping under constant review and monitoring the working of:
P/S City with 35 cases, P/S Kot Najeeb Ullah with 33 cases &
P/S Khanpur with 31 cases.
ASSAULT ON POLICE

OBJECTIVE: Reduction in cases of Assault on Police in the District

CASES TO BE REDUCED: 2
%AGE DECREASE IN CASES: 18%
KEY ACTIONS AND MECHANISMS TO ACHIEVE THE
OBJECTIVES AND DELIVER TARGETS:

a. Prompt arrest of the accused.

b. Speedy finalization of investigations.
c. Patrolling in sufficient numbers in specified areas to deter
assaults.
d. Keeping under constant review and monitoring the working of:
P/S City with 10 cases & P/S Khanpur with 6 cases.

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ASSAULT ON OTHERS
OBJECTIVE: Reduction in incidents of assaults on others
CASES TO BE REDUCED: 5
%AGE DECREASE IN CASES: 45%
KEY ACTIONS AND MECHANISMS TO ACHIEVE THE
OBJECTIVES AND DELIVER TARGETS:

a.
b.
c.
d.

Increased patrolling in the affected areas.

Speedy arrest of criminals involved.
Early finalization of investigations in such cases.
Keeping under constant review and monitoring the working of:
P/S City with 14 cases & P/S Saddar with 6 cases.

PROTECTING PROPERTY OF CITIZENS

DACOITY
OBJECTIVE: Reduction in cases of Dacoity within the District
CASES TO BE REDUCED: 2
%AGE DECREASE IN CASES: 72%
KEY ACTIONS AND MECHANISMS TO ACHIEVE THE
OBJECTIVES AND DELIVER TARGETS:

a. Identification of affected areas.

b. Increased patrolling for the prevention of this crime.
c. Effective action against members of the gangs u/s 109/110
CrPC.
d. Frequent consultation with the Criminal Record Office of the
Criminal Investigation Agency in the district.
e. Prompt arrest of the criminals.
f. Speeding investigation of the pending cases.
g. Keeping under constant review and monitoring the working of:
P/S Kot Najeeb Ullah with 5 cases & P/S City with 2 cases.
ROBBERY
OBJECTIVE: Maintaining the crime at figures of last year (zero).
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KEY ACTIONS AND MECHANISMS TO ACHIEVE THE

OBJECTIVES AND DELIVER TARGETS:

a. Increased patrolling in the affected areas.

b. Busting gangs involved in this crime.
c. Consulting Criminal Record Office

of

the

Criminal

Investigation Agency in the district.

d. Speedy arrest of the accused.
e. Speedy investigation of the pending cases.
f. Qualitative action against habitual criminals u/s 109 and 110
CrPC.
g. Keeping under constant review and monitoring the working of:
P/S City with 17 cases & P/S Ghazi with 4 cases.
BURGLARY
OBJECTIVE: Reduction in the cases of burglary in the district.
CASES TO BE REDUCED: 5
%AGE DECREASE IN CASES: 24%
KEY ACTIONS AND MECHANISMS TO ACHIEVE THE
OBJECTIVES AND DELIVER TARGETS:

a. Effective patrolling in the affected areas.

b. Liaison with the Criminal Record Office to obtain the
particulars of the criminals with special emphasis on their
c.
d.
e.
f.
g.

modus operandi.
Prompt arrest of criminals.
Qualitative preventive action u/s 109 and 110 CrPC
Speedy investigation of ongoing cases.
Use of Forensic Aids to bust gangs and identify criminals.
Keeping under constant review and monitoring the working of:
P/S City with 17 cases, P/S Saddar with 14 cases & P/S
Khanpur with 13 cases.

ORDINARY THEFT
OBJECTIVE: Reduction in the cases of ordinary theft in the district.
CASES TO BE REDUCED: 14

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%AGE DECREASE IN CASES: 18%

KEY ACTIONS AND MECHANISMS TO ACHIEVE THE
OBJECTIVES AND DELIVER TARGETS:

a. Effective patrolling in the effective areas.

b. Qualitative action against habitual offenders u/s 109 and 110 of
CrPC.
c. Keeping under surveillance activities of habitual criminals.
d. Speedy investigation of cases and prompt arrest of the accused.
e. Keeping under constant review and monitoring the working of:
P/S City with 58 cases & P/S Kot Najeeb Ullah with 41 cases.
CAR THEFT
OBJECTIVE: Reduction in cases of car theft in the district
CASES TO BE REDUCED: 2
%AGE DECREASE IN CASES: 33%
KEY ACTIONS AND MECHANISMS TO ACHIEVE THE
OBJECTIVES AND DELIVER TARGETS:

a. Keeping surveillance on the gangs involved in this trade.

b. Keeping liaison with other districts and exchanging
c.
d.
e.
f.

information on car thieves.

Increased use of forensic aids and testing laboratories.
Identification of places where from frequent theft takes place.
Posting plain clothed men for identification of criminals.
Keeping under constant review and monitoring the working of:
P/S City with 11 cases & P/S Ghazi with 4 cases

MOTOR VEHICLE THEFT

OBJECTIVE: Reduction in cases of motor vehicle theft in the district.
CASES TO BE REDUCED: 5
%AGE DECREASE IN CASES: 36%
KEY ACTIONS AND MECHANISMS TO ACHIEVE THE
OBJECTIVES AND DELIVER TARGETS:

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a.
b.
c.
d.

Keeping surveillance of the gangs involved in this trade.

Identification of places where from frequent theft takes place.
Posting of plain clothed men for identification of criminals.
Keeping under constant review and monitoring the working of:
P/S City with 20 cases & P/S Saddar with 7 cases.

ACCIDENTS
FATAL ACCIDENTS
OBJECTIVE: Reduction in cases of Fatal Accidents in the district.
CASES TO BE REDUCED: 11
%AGE DECREASE IN CASES: 15%
KEY ACTIONS AND MECHANISMS TO ACHIEVE THE
OBJECTIVES AND DELIVER TARGETS:

a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
g.

Increased effective patrolling on the highways and roads.

Increasing the traffic staff at dangerous points.
Action against rash and negligent driving.
Action against unlicensed driving.
Action against vehicles that are not road worthy.
Public awareness campaigns regarding traffic rules.
Keeping under constant review and monitoring the working of:
P/S Kot Najeeb Ullah with 19 cases, P/S Sarai Saleh with 19
cases & P/S City with 17 cases.

NON FATAL ACCIDENTS

OBJECTIVE: Reduction in cases of non-fatal accidents in the district.
CASES TO BE REDUCED: 24
%AGE DECREASE IN CASES: 16%
KEY ACTIONS AND MECHANISMS TO ACHIEVE THE
OBJECTIVES AND DELIVER TARGETS:

a.
b.
c.
d.

Increased effective patrolling on the highways and roads.

Increasing the traffic staff at dangerous points.
Action against rash and negligent driving.
Action against unlicensed driving.
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e. Action against vehicles that are not road worthy.

f. Public awareness campaigns regarding traffic rules.
g. Keeping under constant review and monitoring the working of:
P/S City with 193 cases, P/S Sarai Saleh with 125 cases & P/S
Kot Najeeb Ullah with 106 cases.

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RASH AND NEGLIGENT DRIVING

OBJECTIVE: Reduction in cases of rash and negligent drivin in the
district.
CASES TO BE REDUCED: 154
%AGE DECREASE IN CASES: 23%
KEY ACTIONS AND MECHANISMS TO ACHIEVE THE
OBJECTIVES AND DELIVER TARGETS:

a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
g.

Increased effective patrolling on the highways and roads.

Increasing the traffic staff at dangerous points.
Action against rash and negligent driving.
Action against unlicensed driving.
Action against vehicles that are not road worthy.
Public awareness campaigns regarding traffic rules.
Keeping under constant review and monitoring the working of:
P/S Kot Najeeb Ullah with 577 cases, P/S Ghazi with 426 cases
& P/S Hattar with 409 cases.

LOCAL AND SPECIAL LAWS

ARMS ORDINANCE
OBJECTIVE: Increasing the rate of detection of illegals arms and
ammunition.
KEY ACTIONS AND MECHANISMS TO ACHIEVE THE
OBJECTIVES AND DELIVER TARGETS:

a. Effective patrolling and checking.

b. Organizing campaings for the detection and seizure of illicit
arms.
c. Collection of information about persons/groups engaged in this
illegal trade.
d. Inspection of Arms Dealers to ensure elimination of illegal
trade.
ACTION UNDER PROHIBITION ORDER

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OBJECTIVE: Increasing the rate of detection

KEY ACTIONS AND MECHANISMS TO ACHIEVE THE
OBJECTIVES AND DELIVER TARGETS:

a. Effective patrolling to check illegal trade.

b. Collection of secret information about persons, restaurants,
hotels and medical stores indulging in the sale of illicit liquor.
c. Targeting communities engaged in the supply of illegal liquor.
d. Collection of information for detection of preparation of
indigenous alcohol.

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CATEGORIZATION OF POLICE STATIONS IN TERMS OF INTENSITY

OF CRIME

The following three categories have been devised to categorize the police stations according to
their crime incidence:
Category A: Police Stations showing incident of crime under the
maximum heads.
Category B: Police Stations showing crime under considerable
heads.
Category C: Police Stations showing crime under minimum
heads.

CATEGORY A POLICE STATIONS OF DISTRICT HARIPUR

P/S City for: Murder, Attempted Murder, Hurts, Kidnapping, Abduction,

Assault on Police, Assault on others, Dacoity, Robbery, Burglary, Theft,
Car Theft, Motor Vehicle Theft, Fatal and Non-Fatal Accidents (14
Heads in total)
P/S Kot Najeeb Ullah for: Murder, Attempted Murder, Hurts,
Abduction, Dacoity, Theft, Fatal Accidents and Rash and negligent
driving (8 Heads in total)

CATEGORY B POLICE STATIONS OF DISTRICT HARIPUR

P/S Khanpur for: Hurt, Abduction, Assault on Police, Burglary and
Rash and Negligent driving (5 Heads in total)
P/S Saddar for: Murder, Assault on others, Burglary, Motor Vehicle
Theft (4 Heads in total)
26

CATEGORY C POLICE STATIONS OF DISTRICT HARIPUR

P/S Ghazi for: Robbery and Car Theft (2 Heads of Crime)
P/S Sarai Saleh for: Fatal and Non-Fatal Accidents
P/S Amazai for: Action under Arms Ordinance
P/S Hattar for: Action under Rash and negligent driving
P/S Bheer
P/S KTS

27

ANNEX-A: COMPARISON B/W 2013 & 2014

Offences
Murder
Attempted Murder
Hurt
Zina
Extortion
Kidnapping
Kidnapping for ransom
Abduction
Assault on Police
Assault on others
Dacoity
Robbery
Burglary
Theft
Cattle Theft
Car Theft
Motorcycle Theft
Fatal Accidents
Non-Fatal Accidents
Action Under 279/336
PHO
Arms Ordinance

2013
75
68
178
4
Nill
5
Nill
42
10
1
2
8
19
46
19
9
3
71
118
548
1618
1199

2014
54
79
181
11
2
7
1
47
8
3
Nill
8
9
52
2
7
8
58
124
672
1754
867

Increase

Decrease
21
11

3
7
2
2
1
5
2
2
2
10
6
7
2
5
13
6
124
136
332

28

Serial No.

Crime Head

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

Total

Average

1
2
3
4
5
6
7

Murder
Attempted Murder
Hurt
Zina U/S 376
Zina U/S 377
Kidnapping
Kidn. for Ransom

77
91
230
4
9
12
4

82
90
227
8
16
11
2

83
91
223
11
10
8
0

75
68
178
4
6
5
0

54
79
181
11
9
6
1

371
419
1039
38
50
42
7

74
84
208
7.6
10
8
1

8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21

Child Lifting
Abduction
Assault on Police
Assault on Others
Extortion
Dacoity
Robbery
Burglary
Theft 382
Cattle Theft
Car Theft
Motor Vehicle Theft
Car Snatching
Motor Vehicle Snatching

0
42
11
11
0
7
15
21
49

0
43
9
10
0
1
16
11
65

1
36
6
5
0
2
1
20
78

0
42
10
1
0
2
1
19
65

1
47
8
2
2
0
0
9
64

2
210
44
29
2
12
33
80
321

0.5
42
9
6
0.5
2
6
16
60

5
14
2
3

5
11
0
2

6
8
0
2

1
8
3
4

2
5
0
0

19
46
5
11

4
9
1
2

22
23

Motor cycle theft

Motor Cycle Snatching

3
0

4
0

3
3

3
0

8
1

21
4

4
1

24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31

Fatal Accidents
Non-fatal Accidents
U/S 279/336 PPC
P.H.O
Arms Ordinance
Local & Sp. Laws
Miscellaneous
Total

51
149
381
1161
792
202
462
3808

58
111
432
1618
962
232
595
4621

62
124
559
1534
1032
178
623
4709

71
118
548
1618
1199
159
906
5114

58
124
672
1754
867
622
956
5543

300
626
2592
7685
4852
1393
3542
23795

60
125
518
1537
970
278
708
4759

ANNEX-B: COMPARISON OF 5 YEARLY STATISTICS

29

ANNEX-C: POLICE STATION DISTRIBUTION OF 5 YEARLY CRIME

STATISTICS
Head of
Crime

Crime
Year

Murder

2010
2011
2012
2013
2014

Total

Head of
Crime

Crim
e
Year

P/S
Cit
y
10
13
15
6
7
51

P/S
Cit
y

P/S
Sadda
r
18
14
6
8
5
51

P/S
Sadda
r

P/S
KT
S
17
4
10
4
5
40

P/S
KT
S

P/S
KO
T
10
14
16
17
12
69

P/S
KO
T

P/S
Hatta
r
2
3
2
8
2
17

P/S
Hatta
r

P/S
Khanpu
r
11
11
12
9
3
46

P/S
Khanpu
r

P/S
Ghaz
i
7
10
5
8
6
36

P/S
Ghaz
i

P/S
Nara
Amazai
2
3
1
1
2
9

P/S
Sahal
a
6
9
7
9
31

P/S
Nara
Amaza
i

P/S
Sahal
a

P/S
Bheer
4
7
7
3
21

P/S
Bhee
r

30

2010
2011
2012
2013
2014

Attempte
d Murder

18
23
25
14
11
91

Total
Head
of
Crime

Crime
Year

2010
2011
Hurt
2012
2013
2014
Total

22
11
4
6
43

9
7
8
7
10
41

20
15
15
8
10
68

4
6
4
4
3
21

P/S
City

P/S
Saddar

P/S
KTS

P/S
KOT

P/S
Hattar

34
24
42
36
26
162

37
22
19
11
21
110

32
13
22
9
23
99

45
53
30
11
13
152

6
12
5
4
5
32

13
6
7
8
11
45
P/S
Khanpu
r
47
49
26
39
26
187

3
3
2
4
5
17

P/S
Ghazi
28
26
25
25
25
129

Head of
Crime

Crim
e
Year

P/S
Cit
y

P/S
Sadda
r

P/S
KT
S

P/S
KO
T

P/S
Hatta
r

P/S
Khanpu
r

P/S
Ghaz
i

Kidnappin
g

2010
2011
2012
2013
2014

8
3
2
4
2
19

3
1
1
1
6

2
3
5

1
4
2
7

1
1

1
1
1
3

2
2
4

Total

Head of
Crime

Crim
e Year

Fatal
Accident
s

2010
2011
2012
2013
2014

Total

P/S
Cit
y

P/S
Sadda
r

P/S
KT
S

P/S
KO
T

P/S
Hatta
r

P/S
Khanpu
r

P/S
Ghaz
i

14
10
13
17
5
59

13
7
2
2
24

1
1
3
5

15
19
15
21
19
89

5
6
2
3
5
21

2
3
3
2
6
16

1
5
4
1
11

Head of
Crime

Crim
e Year

P/S
Cit
y

P/S
Sadda
r

P/S
KT
S

P/S
KO
T

P/S
Hatta
r

P/S
Khanpu
r

P/S
Ghaz
i

NonFatal
Accident
s

2010
2011
2012
2013

56
38
37
33

35
16
10
8

6
3
6
1

33
15
15
21

8
5
4
5

7
8
13
10

4
2
8
5

2
1
2
1
6
P/S
Nara
Amazai
1
8
3
6
5
23

P/S
Nara
Amaza
i
2
1
3
P/S
Nara
Amaza
i
P/S
Nara
Amaza
i
-

11
17
9
14
51

8
8
8
24

P/S
Sahala

P/S
Bheer

17
33
29
33
112

3
18
8
4
33

P/S
Sahal
a

P/S
Bhee
r

1
1

P/S
Sahal
a

P/S
Bhee
r

12
24
16
19
71

3
1
4

P/S
Sahal
a

P/S
Bhee
r

23
13
33

1
1
2

31

2014
Total

Head of
Crime

Crime
Year

Action
u/s
279/336

2010
2011
2012
2013
2014

Total

Head of
Crime

Crime
Year

2010
Other
2011
Local
&
2012
Special
2013
Laws
2014
Total
Head
of
Crime

Crime
Year

2010
2011
Misc.
2012
2013
2014
Total

29
193

4
73

4
20

22
106

11
33

10
48

4
23

39
108

P/S
Cit
y
57
41
43
52
31
224

P/S
Sadda
r
38
53
56
38
60
245

P/S
KT
S
14
12
11
14
29
80

P/S
KO
T
56
86
166
135
134
577

P/S
Hatta
r
53
66
67
83
140
409

P/S
Khanpu
r
76
61
73
67
87
364

P/S
Ghaz
i
87
82
82
64
111
426

P/S
Nara
Amazai
2
3
4
9

P/S
Sahal
a
15
35
69
11
130

P/S
Cit
y
49
64
46
36
170
365

P/S
Sadda
r
21
13
12
9
30
85

P/S
KT
S
17
21
13
28
67
146

P/S
KO
T
41
33
33
29
95
231

P/S
Hatta
r
28
23
23
11
15
100

P/S
Khanpu
r
20
27
12
15
112
186

P/S
Ghaz
i
26
35
13
17
40
131

P/S
Nara
Amazai
1
56
57

P/S
Sahal
a
15
8
17
17
57

P/S
KTS

P/S
KOT

31
73
39
53
10
206

78
60
88
117
133
476

P/S
Hatta
r
50
37
53
126
34
300

P/S
Khanpu
r
34
71
44
71
82
302

P/S
City
157
171
210
317
335
1190

P/S
Sadda
r
53
73
19
32
71
248

P/S
Ghazi
56
63
95
88
31
333

P/S
Nara
Amazai
3
1
4
9
27
44

1
5

P/S
Bheer
16
24
23
35
98

P/S
Bheer
1
18
1
20

P/S
Sahala

P/S
Bheer

39
51
73
109
272

7
20
20
4
51

32

Head of
Crime

Crim
e
Year

P/S
Cit
y

P/S
Sadda
r

P/S
KT
S

P/S
KO
T

P/S
Hatta
r

P/S
Khanpu
r

P/S
Ghaz
i

Abductio
n

2010
2011
2012
2013
2014

4
10
5
8
8
35

6
5
2
1
6
20

3
4
3
3
8
21

11
5
6
7
4
33

2
3
2
7

8
4
4
6
9
31

7
6
5
3
2
23

P/S
Nara
Amaza
i
1
1
3
5

P/S
Ghaz
i
1
1
2
4

P/S
Nara
Amazai
-

Total
Head
of
Crime

Crime
Year

Assault
on
Police

2010
2011
2012
2013
2014

Total
Head
of
Crime

Crime
Year

2010
2011
PHO
2012
2013
2014
Total

P/S
Cit
y
3
2
2
3
1
11

P/S
City
280
423
411
405
414
1933

P/S
Sadda
r
4
4
P/S
Sadda
r
179
171
94
115
121
680

1
1
4

P/S
KO
T
1
2
1
1
1
6

P/S
KTS

P/S
KOT

198
269
207
207
197
1078

179
209
199
218
220
1025

P/S
KTS

P/S
Hatta
r
1
3
4

P/S
Khanpu
r
1
2
2
1
6

P/S
Hatta
r
147
160
182
195
213
897

P/S
Khanpu
r
94
152
166
156
202
770

P/S
Ghazi
84
133
116
116
152
601

P/S
Nara
Amazai
4
11
32
47

P/S
Sahal
a

P/S
Bhee
r

5
10
3
18

4
2
3
2
11

P/S
Sahal
a
1
1
3
5

P/S
Bheer
-

P/S
Sahala

P/S
Bheer

93
137
173
154
557

8
18
22
44
92

33

Head of
Crime

Crim
e
Year

P/S
Cit
y

P/S
Sadda
r

P/S
KT
S

P/S
KO
T

P/S
Hatta
r

P/S
Khanpu
r

P/S
Ghaz
i

Arms
Ordinanc
e

2010
2011
2012
2013
2014

134
151
177
150
115
727

133
125
85
100
90
533

143
123
79
111
66
522

129
168
188
235
187
907

54
60
76
100
77
367

93
117
111
136
119
576

81
96
131
143
54
505

Total

P/S
Nara
Amaza
i
25
21
25
31
19
121

P/S
Sahal
a

P/S
Bhee
r

56
75
100
50
281

45
85
93
90
313

34

ANNEX-D: FORMULA FOR SETTING TARGETS

TO SET TARGET IS A DIFFICULT EXERCISE. IF WE COMPARE THE CRIME OF THE
PRECEEDING TWO YEARS, WE ARE LIKELY TO GET DISTORTED PICTURE OWING TO
OCCASIONAL PHENOMENAL INCREASE AND INEXPLICABLE DECREASE UNDER SOME
HEADS OF CRIME. TARGETS SET IN SUCH AN EVENTUALITY WILL BE UNREALISTIC AS
THESE WILL BE BASED PRIMARILY ON FREAKISH INCREASE/DECREASE IN CRIME. WITH
A VIEW TO DEVISING A PRAGMATIC FORMULA AVERAGE OF THE PREVIOUS FIVE YEARLY
CRIME FIGURES UNDER EACH HEAD HAS BEEN ADOPTED AS THE REPRESENTATIVE
FIGURE AS PHENOMENAL INCREASE AND INEXPLICABLE DECREASE IN SOME YEARS
WILL GET MERGED IN THESE FIGURES OF CRIME TO REPRESENT A PRAGMATIC FIGURE.
THEREFORE THE FORMULA FOR SETTING TARGETS HAS BEEN ADOPTED.

% TARGET = (HIGHEST FIGURE OF LAST FIVE YEARS AVERAGE OF FIVE YEARS)

100
HIGHEST FIGURE OF LAST FIVE YEARS

Example:
Average of five years figures under head Murder = 74
Highest figures of five years under the head Murder = 83
Difference (81 78) = 09
% target for the year 2015 = 9 100 = 11

35

83ANNEXURE-E: AVAILABLE

RESOURCES &

REQUIRED RESOURCES

Description
Prevention
Wing
Investigatio
n Wing
Total

S
P

DSs
P

Inspector
s

SubInspector
s

Assistant
SubInspectors

Head
Constable
s

Foot
Constable
s

Total

14

18

62

422

524

12

27

45

92

19

30

89

467

616

STRENGTH FOR LINES ESTABLISHMENT

Description

Inspector
s

SubInspectors

Assistant SubInspectors

Head
Constables

Foot
Constables

Required as per
Police Rules
Deployed from
existing strength
Sanction

DEPLOYMENT ON TRAFFIC
Descriptio
n
Required
Deployed
Sanction

Inspector
s
1
0
0

SubInspectors
2
1
0

Assistant SubInspectors
3
0
0

Head
Constables
10
9
0

Foot
Constables
20
14
0

JUDICIAL/PRISONER GUARDS
Police Rule 18.45 and 18.37 provide for 10 to 12 under trial prisoners: 1 Head Constable and 4 Foot
Constables for escort duties. At present there are 50 under trial prisoners.
Details [for 80 prisoners]
Strength Required
Sanctioned

Head Constables
8
1

Foot Constables
32
4
36

Deficiency

28

REQUISITE POLICE STRENGTH

Chapter 2, Para 2 provide that there shall be:

a.
b.
c.
d.

1 Constable for 450 persons

1 Head Constable for 10 Constables
1 Assistant Sub Inspector for 5 Head Constables
1 Sub-Inspector for 100 Constables.

From the above figures, below is the requirement:

Description
Number

Sub-Inspectors
21

Assistant Sub-Inspectors
42

Head Constables
210

Foot Constables
2108

DEFICIENCY IN STRENGTH BASED ON POPULATION

Description
Required
Strength as per
Police Rules
Present Strength
Shortfall

Sub-Inspector

Assistant SubInspector

Head Constables

Foot Constables

21

42

210

2108

17
4

32
10

80
130

463
1645

37

STRENGTH ON BASIS OF CRIME STATISTICS

According to Police Rules, for every 75 cases there shall be:

a.
b.
c.
d.

1 Sub Inspector
1 Assistant Sub-Inspector
1 Head Constable
12 Constables

Based on 2006 statistics with a total of 4,911 cases, the following should be the strength:
Description

Sub-Inspector

Number

65

Assistant SubInspector
65

Head Constables

Foot Constables

65

785

TRANSPORT FACILITIES OF DISTRICT HARIPUR

Type of Vehicle
Pick Up
Hi-Lux
Suzuki Jeep
Truck
Bus
Ambulance
Prisoner Van
Shazore
Motor Car
Motor Cycle

Number
18
2
3
1
1
1
2
2
1
35

38

CONDITIONS OF TRANSPORT
Type of Vehicle
Pick Up
Jeep
Truck
Ambulance
Prisoner Van
Bus
Shazore
Motor Car
Motorcycle

Total
18
5
1
1
1
1
2
1
35

In-Poor Condition
81
4
1
-

Out of Order
1
0
1

REQUIREMENT OF STRENGTH
Description
On the Basis of
Population
On the Basis of Crime
Available
Short fall on the basis
of population
Short fall on the basis
of crime
Strength Required

Inspector
s

SubInspectors

Assistant SubInspectors

Head
Constables

Foot
Constables

21

42

210

2108

0
7

65
19

65
30

65
89

785
467

10

130

1645

46

35

316

10

17

89

858

39

ADDITIONAL TRANSPORT REQUIREMENTS

Description
Traffic Staff
P/S Nara
P/S Pir Sohawa
Police Lines
SDPOs
Total

Type of Vehicle
1 Pick up
1 Pick up
1 Pick up
2 Pick ups
2 Jeeps
5 Pick-ups and 2 Jeeps

40