Karachi, In a key meeting held at the Governor House, IG Sindh Ghulam Nabi Memon met with Governor Sindh Kamran Khan Tesuri to discuss the law and order situation in the province, with a particular focus on the rising incidents of street crimes in Karachi, known as Shahr Quaid. Governor Tesuri, congratulating IG Memon on his reappointment, emphasized the need for enhanced police patrolling and the effective use of CCTV cameras under the Safe City Project to tackle the challenge.

According to Sindh Governor House, the meeting covered a range of critical issues including the control of street crimes, the installation of CCTV cameras, community policing, and the overall security landscape in Sindh. The Governor expressed concern over the increasing rate of street crimes in Karachi, highlighting it as an alarming issue that demands immediate attention. He suggested that a combination of increased police presence on the streets and strategic use of technology could play a vital role in curbing such incidents.

The discussion also touched upon the Safe City Project, a pivotal initiative aimed at enhancing urban security through technological interventions like the widespread installation of CCTV cameras. This project is part of broader efforts to foster a safer environment for the residents of Karachi and the province at large.

Both the IG and the Governor agreed on the importance of community policing as an effective tool for improving the law and order situation. By involving community members in safety and security efforts, they aim to create a more cooperative and trust-based relationship between the police force and the public.

This meeting signifies the government’s commitment to addressing security challenges in Sindh, particularly in its capital, Karachi, through a multifaceted approach combining technology, community engagement, and increased police vigilance.