Learn about the roles and responsibilities of Punjab Police in maintaining law and order.
The Punjab Police is one of the largest and most important law enforcement agencies in Pakistan. With its complex hierarchy and diverse range of ranks, it can be difficult to keep track of all the different abbreviations used to denote each position. This blog post provides a brief overview of the abbreviations of Punjab Police…
The Punjab Police uniform was last changed in 2017 when the black shirts and khaki pants were replaced with all olive-green. There have been no amendments to the uniform pattern since then. However, there is a possibility that the uniform may be changed again in the future. In 2022, the Inspector General of Police (IG)…
When you think of the Punjab Police Ranks in Pakistan, you might picture officers patrolling the streets or managing traffic, but behind those uniforms lies a well-organized hierarchy of ranks that keeps the system running smoothly. These ranks aren’t just titles—they define authority, responsibility, and even salary through the Pakistan Civil Service (BPS) grading system,…
Applications are wanted for Punjab Police / Traffic Assistant Recruitment in Punjab. Eligibility Criteria Education:. Matric (minimum 50% marks)Age Limit: 18 to 22 yearsHeight: 5ft 7in (Male), 5ft 2in (Female)Chest: 33” 34.5” inches (for men only)Race: 1.6 km in 7 minutes (Male)1.6 km in 10 minutes (Women) Traffic Assistant Eligibility CriteriaEducation:. Intermediate or equivalent (Second…
In the mid of March 2021, there was an advertisement circulating in the newspapers and on the Punjab Police’s official website about the Punjab Police class IV staff recruitment. The early process was completed in many districts and candidates were shortlisted for the interview. Here are the lists of all the selected and rejected candidates…
Punjab Police is a law enforcement department that maintains the law & order situation in Punjab Province. This department works under the command of the Inspector General of Police (IGP) Punjab. This is the department that controls the criminal’s cases by taking action against criminals under the Police Act 1861 and Police Act 2002. Punjab…
