Comments on: CPLC……(not) willing to help!

By: mullah jp-8 (18 wheel wali)

mullah jp-8 (18 wheel wali) — Sat, 13 Nov 2010 12:41:01 +0000

bhala batao…paisa abhi pura diya nahein….aur lagay chaddi tight ko bataa ney…lol

By: sohail

sohail — Fri, 12 Nov 2010 09:36:06 +0000

Yes i agree with Farrukh i cal them at 568 3333 then they gave me 2 numbers to call for verification, 568 2222 and 568 8888 the 568 8888 was continuously busy from 1 hour and no one was receiving the call at 568 2222 then i tried their UAN number 111 222 345 for help then a lady pick the phone and repeat the same thing which is described by the Farrukh in post above she told me to call 568 2222, then i said to her that i have 2 more numbers like this ie 568 3333 and 568 8888 but no body is responding, then she cut my sentence without let it complete and said You have to call on this number and hangup…

Now i agree that CPLC is also not willing to help the peoples like other departments.

By: barristerakc

barristerakc — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 05:29:07 +0000

As someone who has worked closely with CPLC on different cases – I think of CPLC as an organization as ‘over-rated’. There’s no doubt that CPLC has gained ground; especially with regards to kidnapping and ransom related crimes but keeping the records in mind – I would rate the organization’s performance ‘average’.

National Security Advisor(s) office which will be established at the PM(s) secretariat under the command of Gen (r) Durrani (ex-ambassador to the USA) where heads of three intelligence agencies will meet regularly to share intelligence and co-ordinate joint operations under one command is a welcome step and we need more ‘command centers’ like this in different parts of Pakistan – especially a unified command centre for better policing and response to a crime scene in every city to be step up by the Police, City Government, Forensic Department, Fire Brigade, Bomb Disposal and a Quick Para-medical unit with at least two helicopters at disposal 24/7.