Deputy Inspector General (DIG) of Sukkur Range, Captain (R) Faisal Abdullah Chachar, along with Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Khairpur, Hassan Sardar Niazi, visited the routes of the mourning processions and Imam Bargahs in Jagir Ali Akbar, Khumb, on the occasion of 13th Muharram.

The DIG Sukkur Range was briefed by SSP Khairpur Mirs regarding the routes of the mourning processions and the security arrangements in place. The DIG also met with the event organizers and discussed the security measures in detail.

On this occasion, DSP Kotdiji Shoukat Ali Rind, Incharge DIB Ali Gul Mallah, procession organizers, and other police officers were present.

More than 1,100 police officers, personnel, and lady police have been deployed for today’s Jagir Ali Akbar mourning procession, with QRF (Quick Response Force) platoons on standby.

Strict checking is being carried out at all entry and exit points of Jagir Ali Akbar.
All vehicles, large and small, are being thoroughly searched, and drone cameras are being used for aerial surveillance. Every individual entering the area is being checked, and suspicious persons are being closely monitored.

CCTV cameras are monitoring the surroundings of the mourning processions and religious gatherings, connected directly to the Command and Control Room.

During the month of Muharram, the streets and routes of the Jagir Ali Akbar mourning processions have been sealed with barbed wire for security.

Security around the procession routes is being kept on high alert with foolproof measures, and strict surveillance is being maintained throughout the area.

Scouts from the mourning organizations are also conducting security checks on all participants in the procession.

The DIG Sukkur Range issued strict instructions to the police officers and personnel deployed for the security of the Jagir Ali Akbar procession in Khairpur Mirs, emphasizing that no negligence or carelessness will be tolerated under any circumstances.