Eidul Fitr 2025: Over 3, 500 police personnel deployed for security in Islamabad

Enhanced Eid Security: Cycle Patrols, Police Bats, and Active Sector Patrolling in Islamabad

ISLAMABAD: The Islamabad Capital Territory (ICT) Police has deployed over 3,500 officers and personnel to patrol and prevent crime across the city. Additionally, 500 traffic officers have been assigned to regulate traffic flow, especially for tourists coming to and from Murree.

Inspector General of Police (IGP) Syed Ali Nasir Rizvi has announced a comprehensive security plan to ensure the safety and convenience of citizens and tourists visiting the capital on the occasion of Eid-ul-Fitr.

Highlighting the key measures, IG Rizvi said that 18 security checkpoints have been set up at the entry and exit points of the city to monitor and regulate movement.

A crackdown will also be launched against street crime, recklessness and aerial firing to maintain public safety. IG Rizvi emphasized that all parks, including Lake View and Daman Koh, have been designated as family parks to ensure a safe and enjoyable environment for families during Eid celebrations.

The IG further informed that cycle patrols will be conducted inside these parks to enhance security. Police bats have been set up near residential areas to protect the homes of citizens going to their native areas for Eid. Moreover, both four-wheeler and two-wheeler patrols will actively patrol various sectors of the city.

itizens will witness extensive patrolling across Islamabad, with security personnel using body-worn cameras, Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) system, and trackers to enhance surveillance.

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IG Rizvi highlighted that data of criminals involved in crimes has been compiled during the last three years and a ‘knock-the-door’ operation has been launched to arrest suspects ahead of Eid.

Reiterating the Islamabad Police’s commitment to maintaining law and order, IG Rizvi noted, “My force is on duty away from their families so that you can celebrate Eid safely.” Rizvi urged citizens to cooperate with the police in ensuring a safe and peaceful festive period.

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