DSP Muhammad Ayub Mahar for changing behavior of police

By Niaz Jani Detho
SHAHDADPUR: No one will be allowed to disturb the law and order situation. The police officials who are found in criminal activities will be dealt with an iron hand. This was stated by the DSP, Muhammad Ayub Mahar while addressing a press conference at his office on Thursday.
He added that the police have recovered 5 mounds and 13 kg of hashish, 8 gallons of raw wine, a large quantity of mainpuri and ghutka during several raids in this month.
On the occasion, DSP, Muhammad Ayub Mahar said that he is striving hard to change the behavior of the police towards to the masses, so that people can freely come to the police stations regarding their issues.
Growers asked to get cash memo after purchasing pesticide
The DDO Revenue and Special Magistrate Shahdadpur, Maomar Salik Mirza chaired a meeting of the pesticide and fertilizers dealers and the growers to review prices of the pesticides and fertilizers in the city.
On the occasion, the growers lodged their complaints with the DDO Revenue regarding the sale of fake pesticides in the region and excessive prices, on which the DDO Revenue and Special Magistrate Shahdadpur, Maomar Salik Mirza advised the growers to get cash memo from the sellers after purchasing pesticide and if, any body denies doing so, they should inform him.
Services of journalists lauded
Journalism is a sacred profession and that the government is providing due facilities to the journalists and residential colonies to them. This was stated by the PML-F leader and a former MPA, Faquir Bux Khaskheli while addressing in a reception given by him in the honor of the members of the Shahdadpur Press Club. Faquir Bux Khaskheli lauded the services of the journalists.
On the occasion, Nisar Baladi, Qamaruddin Malik, Ramzan Panhwar, Faquir Ghulam Hussain, Dr. Allah Jurio, Niaz Jani, Dr. Fareed and others also addressed.

 




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