Law enforcement in Pakistan

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The police in Pakistan are under the control of each province. Only capital city police are an exception, and are under federal government control with its own setup. A separate traffic police force is for managing traffic.

• Punjab Police
• Sindh Police
• NWFP Police
• Baluchistan Police
• Federal Police
• Federal Investigation Agency, FIA
• Pakistan Rangers
• Military Police
• Motorway & Highway Police
• Levis Force
• Elite Force Pakistan
• Crime Investigation Department, CID

Contents 1 Pakistan Police ranks 1.1 Senior Police ranks 1.2 Junior Police ranks 2 See also 3 External links

[edit] Pakistan Police ranks

[edit] Senior Police ranks

• Inspector General (IGP)
• Additional Inspector General (Add.IG)
• Deputy Inspector General (DIG)
• Assistant Inspector General (AIG)
• Senior Superintendent of Police(SSP)
• Superintendent of Police(SP)
• Assistant Superintendent of Police(ASP)/Deputy Superintendent of Police(DSP)

[edit] Junior Police ranks

• Inspector
• Sub-Inspector
• Assistant Sub-Inspector
• Head Constable
• Constable

[edit] See also

• Federal Security Force
• List of Police Stations in Karachi

[edit] External links

• Police Stations in Karachi

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