Quetta Police Launch Major Crackdown Against Alleged Immoral Activities on Jinnah Road and Kandhari Bazaar, 11 Arrested
Joint Operation by City and Civil Lines Police Stations; Interior City Streets Cordoned Off Following Citizens' Complaints; Campaign Will Continue Daily to Maintain Law and Order

QUETTA (Daily Qudrat Quetta): Following citizens’ complaints at the provincial capital’s key commercial and business centres, police have launched a major crackdown against alleged immoral activities and social degradation. In a joint operation, police from City and Civil Lines police stations cordoned off the city’s most densely populated areas — Jinnah Road, Kandhari Bazaar and adjacent inner streets — and took 11 transgender persons involved in suspicious activities into custody, shifting them to the relevant police stations.
According to police officials, thousands of families and shoppers visit Quetta’s central commercial centres daily, where the presence of alleged immoral activities and suspicious individuals was not only causing severe distress to citizens but also affecting the business environment. Police made clear that no one will be allowed to disturb the city’s peaceful environment or take the law into their own hands. Action is being taken against those in custody in accordance with legal requirements, and this operation will continue on a daily basis to maintain lasting law and order at the commercial centres.





