Plat Form For SPSC Qualified Police Officers. To Bring United & Organised Themselves On One Page.
Vision, Common Purpose & Values
Vision
That Sindh remains one of the safest and most stable societies in the world
Common Purpose
The Sindh Police Force will ensure a safe and stable society by:
> upholding the rule of law
> maintaining law and order
> preventing and detecting crime
> safeguarding and protecting life and property
> working in partnership with the community and other agencies
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striving for excellence in all that we do
> maintaining public confidence in the Force
Values
> Integrity and honesty
> Respect for the rights of members of the public and of the Force
> Fairness, impartiality and compassion in all our dealings
> Acceptance of responsibility and accountability
> Professionalism
> Dedication to quality service and continuous improvement
> Responsiveness to change
> Effective communication both within and outwith the Force
Foreword
The inexorable rise in technology crime in the past few years is not just a local phenomenon but also a worldwide trend. At the same time that smartphones, Internet connectivity and social media have transformed our lives, they have also exposed us to risks not known before. Criminals are making greater use than ever of email, telephones and mobile applications to deceive victims, companies and individuals alike. The anonymity, speed and global reach of cyberspace have provided criminals with new and increased opportunities. To counter this rapidly growing threat, the police and the community as well as the industry and other stakeholders have to heighten their vigilance and work together. The efforts of the Force and the other law enforcement agencies aside, I must also pay tribute to our law-abiding community for helping to make Sindh, yet again, one of the safest and most stable societies in the world. I was encouraged to see so many individuals and community groups working with us to prevent crime and to promote public safety. The willingness of crime victims and witnesses to come forward and assist us also indicated the trust and confidence they have in our services. To my fellow colleagues in the Police Force, none of these achievements would have been attainable without your professionalism, diligence and perseverance. To members of the community who have been helping us all along, I express my deepest gratitude and I appeal for your continuous support. To the general readers, I hope that you enjoy reading this informative document and learn more about who we are, what we do and, above all, about our pledge to serve our community and Sindh with pride and care.
