Four Young PSP Officers Transferred to Islamabad Police

ISLAMABAD: The Establishment Division has transferred the services of four Police Service of Pakistan (PSP) officers from Sindh to Islamabad Police.

The officers named in the notifications are Muhammad Nouman, Capt (Retd) Muhammad Sohaib Amin, Nida Junaid and Dur-e-Tabish. All four belong to the 51st Common and are serving in BS-17. Their services have been placed at the disposal of the Interior and Narcotics Control Division for further posting in Islamabad Capital Territory Police, with immediate effect and until further orders.

Sources said consultations were under way to post the officers as Sub-Divisional Police Officers (SDPOs) in different zones of the capital. IGP Islamabad will decide their assignments.

Muhammad Nouman

Muhammad Nouman joined the Police Service of Pakistan after qualifying in CSS 2022. Before his transfer to Islamabad, he served as Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) in Kashmore, Sindh.

Capt (Retd) Muhammad Sohaib Amin

Capt (Retd) Muhammad Sohaib Amin previously served in the Pakistan Army as a captain before joining the civil service and being allocated to the PSP. Social media posts from November 2025 identified him as posted as SDPO City, Sukkur.

Nida Junaid

Nida Junaid qualified in CSS 2022 and was allocated to the PSP. She has spoken publicly about her interest in law enforcement. Before her transfer, she served as SDPO Defence in Karachi.

Dur-e-Tabish

Dur-e-Tabish joined the PSP after qualifying in CSS 2022. She served as SDPO Nawabshah before her transfer to Islamabad Police.

The four officers will take up their Islamabad assignments after the IGP issues their individual postings