Three Islamabad Police SPs transferred to Balochistan and four ASPs assigned to FC for field attachment
Muhammad Khurram Ashraf, Dr Ayaz Hussain and Suleman Zaffar will serve in Balochistan, while Muhammad Inzamam Khan, Mehak Fatima, Nosherwan Ehsun Minhas and Ali Raza Qureshi have been named for Federal Constabulary duty.
ISLAMABAD — The federal government has transferred three Islamabad Police superintendents to Balochistan for a year of active service and assigned four assistant superintendents allocated to the capital to the Federal Constabulary (FC) for a mandatory one-year attachment. In a separate move, SP Ali Raza has been cleared to return to Islamabad Police after completing his mandatory posting in Balochistan.
The officers leaving Islamabad Police include the SP City Zone, the SP Industrial Area and the former SSP Investigation. The first two head zonal commands in the capital, while the third recently relinquished the investigation charge following Zain Asim’s appointment as SSP Investigation.
Of the four ASPs named for Federal Constabulary duty, one is serving with the federal interior minister. The other three hold field assignments as ASP Capital Patrol, SDPO Kohsar and SDPO Margalla. The Establishment Division has placed their services at the disposal of the Interior and Narcotics Control Division with immediate effect.
Sixteen Officers Assigned to Balochistan
The three Islamabad Police SPs are among 16 BS-18 officers of the 46th Common Training Programme transferred to Balochistan. Two other officers are serving at federal institutions in the capital. Mughees Ahmad Hashmi is posted at the Prime Minister’s Office, while Muhammad Jawad Ishaq is serving at the National Police Academy.
Five officers are moving from the Sindh government. They are Shahzeb, Muhammad Zafar Siddique, Ahmed Faisal Chaudhry, Abdul Aleem and Haseeb Jawaid Soomar Memon.
Those serving with the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government are Flt Lt Riffat Ullah, Waqas Rafiq and Taimoor Khan. The three officers from the Punjab government are Jahandad Akram, Muhammad Umer and Asad Ali.
The Establishment Division has directed the officers’ departments to relieve them immediately. Each officer must complete 365 days of active service in Balochistan, with leave, training and deputation excluded from the count. The provincial government may retain an officer beyond that period with the officer’s consent and the Establishment Division’s approval.
Thirty Officers Named for Federal Constabulary Duty
The four Islamabad Police ASPs are part of a group of 30 BS-17 officers of the 50th Common Training Programme assigned to the Federal Constabulary. The group includes 14 officers allocated to Punjab, five to Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, four to Islamabad Police, three each to Sindh and Gilgit-Baltistan, and one to Balochistan.
The Punjab-allotted officers are Lt (retd) Zaman Ali, Shahzaib, Waqar Ahmad, Inamullah, Agha Faseeh Rehman, Sardar Usman Saleem, Hassan Bilal, Firasat Ullah Afridi, Rajender, Hallar Khan, Raosen Taj Raisani, Syed Danial Hassan, Sarah Ali Hashmi and Fazal Rehman Safi. Sarah Ali Hashmi is currently serving as a section officer in the Establishment Division in Islamabad.
The officers allocated to Khyber Pakhtunkhwa are Ali Hamza Butt, Malik Bedar Bakht, Hamid Ehsan Warriach, Muhammad Noman and Muhammad Junaid.
The Sindh-allotted officers are Flt Lt (retd) Muhammad Ali, Abdullah Afzal and Muhammad Aashir. The three allocated to Gilgit-Baltistan are Muhammad Awais Ilyas, Ghulam Rasool and Minahil Khawaja. Muhammad Tayyab Iqbal is the sole officer allocated to Balochistan in the FC group.
SP Ali Raza Cleared to Return to Islamabad
SP Ali Raza is the only Islamabad Police officer among five BS-18 officers of the 48th Common Training Programme cleared to return to their respective cadres after completing 365 days of active service in Balochistan. His Balochistan posting took effect in October 2025. He previously served as SP Soan Zone and SP Dolphin and Patrolling in Islamabad. His next assignment in the capital has yet to be announced.
The four other officers on the return list are Atique-ur-Rehman, who will rejoin Sindh, Capt (retd) Nabeel Ahmed, who will return to Gilgit-Baltistan, and Ayyaz Khan and Maaz ur Rahman, who will rejoin Punjab. Each officer’s release takes effect from the date they complete the required period of active service.
