Following the instructions of the Sindh government, Karachi police has arrested a citizen for throwing trash in a public place. This is the first arrest under the new Clean Karachi campaign.
Abdul Jabbar, a resident of Bin Qasim, was arrested today after he threw the garbage on the street. His neighbors lodged a complaint against him, saying that he was a habitual offender.
The police acted promptly and arrested the man from his residence.
An FIR has been registered against him for violating Section 144 imposed by the Sindh Government.
Under the Clean Karachi drive, the Sindh government has banned littering in public spaces and has imposed Section 144 in this regard.
A notification issued from the Sindh Home Department, grants police the power to arrest people who litter for 90 days under Section 144 of the CrPC.
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Clean Karachi Campaign U/S. 144 of the Cr PC. imposed Sindh Home Department GRANTS power to arrest offender for 90 DAYS.
Trust ProPk will ensure the enforcement in Karachi which is worst littered city of Pakistan, as the Government likely to participate at the Global Climate Change Conference in Bonn, Germany in early October to tackle the situation in Pakistan for earth quakes, automobile emissions, rains, floods, etc.,
Suggest the IG Police Sindh, should essntially visit Bonn, Germany with the Ministry of Climange to update the Bonn participants worldwide about how clean Karachi is to the Bonn Conference and submit a paper at the conference. I may reccomend the participation as well in the conference to the respective Climate Change Division, GOP.
Well done, Sindh government for initiated a cleanliness campaign ‘Clean My Karachi’ after facing criticism. Always implement it.
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Thank God for the some serious action taken for throwing trash on the public place with no bloody shame, finally I have a authority as a citizen to stop the people throwing trash on the public place with no bloody shame!!
The people of Karachi need the strict environment now after all “the punishment Craver do not understand the talks”.