Answers of Quiz 1733 (Law Enforcement in Pakistan)


1. Intelligence Bureau (IB), formed 17 August 1947, is an internal & counterespionage intelligence agency responsible for conducting domestic deep infiltration & extraction operations in Pakistan. Its current Director-General is Aftab Sultan.
2. National Counter Terrorism Authority (NACTA) is an internal counterterrorism intelligence agency & the tactical special weapons law enforcement force which uses military-style light weapons & specialized tactics in high-risk operations that fall outside of the capabilities of regular & uniformed police. Current National Coordinator NACTA is Ihsan Ghani.
3. Airports Security Force (ASF) is part of the Aviation Division & is responsible for protecting the airports & the facilities & the planes. It safeguards the civil aviation industry against unlawful interferences, adopting counter terrorism measures, preventing crime & maintaining law & order within the limits of Airports in Pakistan. Current DG ASF is Major-General Ali Abbas Haider.
4. Anti-Narcotics Force (ANF) is a federal executive bureau tasked with combating the narcotics smuggling & use within Pakistan. Current DG ANF is Major-General Nasir Dilawar Shah.
5. Federal Investigation Agency (FIA), formed 13 January 1975, is a border control, counter-intelligence & security agency under the Ministry of Interior (MoI) of Pakistan, tasked with the investigative jurisdiction on undertaking operations against terrorism, espionage, federal crimes, fascism, smuggling as well as infringement & other specific crimes. It also undertakes international operations with the close co-operation of Interpol. Current DG FIA is Bashir Ahmed.
6. Special Security Unit (SSU), formed on 7 July 2010, is a specialized counterterrorism & security unit of the Sindh Police. It is a Karachi-based unit, with its operational jurisdiction extending throughout Sindh as a whole. Current AIGP is Maqsood Ahmed.
7. Frontier Constabulary (FCm) is a Federal Paramilitary Police Force of Pakistan which is largely drawn from the KPK, but operates in all the provinces of Pakistan. Current IGFC is Liaqat Ali.
8. National Highway & Motorway Police (NH&MP) is a police force in Pakistan that is responsible for enforcement of traffic & safety laws, security & recovery on Pakistan's National Highways & Motorway network.
9. Pakistan Coast Guard (PCG) is a law enforcement organization & one of the six uniform services of the Paramilitary command functioning & operating under the civilian control of the Interior Ministry (MoI). The Coast Guard are charged & mandated with protecting the coastal areas of Balochistan & Sindh while it conducts military exercises & operations relating to riverine warfare. Current Commander of CG is Brigadier Atique-ur-Rehman.
10. Pakistan Railways Police operates on the railway system of Pakistan.
11. Pakistan Customs operates on the Airports & Seaports of Pakistan.
12. Directorate General of Intelligence & Investigation (DG I&I) mostly works as an intelligence arm of Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) but its day-to-day work involves investigations of revenue related crime & offences as well.
13. Gilgit-Baltistan Scouts (GB Scouts) are part of the Paramilitary forces of Pakistan, under the direct control of the MoI. The Scouts are an internal security force with the prime objective to protect northern borders of Pakistan & support Civil Administration in ensuring maintenance of law & order anywhere in Pakistan.
14. Balochistan Constabulary is a reserve police unit of Balochistan police consisting of more than 10000 personnel.
15. Balochistan Levies is a paramilitary police force operating in 23 of Balochistan's 30 districts.
16. Police Qaumi Razakars is a volunteer force in Pakistan. Its duties include with the maintenance of law & order, by helping the police maintaining public security & natural calamities as may be prescribed.
17. Pakistan Rangers are a border security force with the prime objectives to

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