Police Officials Refusing Duty in AJK and GB Face Strict Disciplinary Action
June 2026 | By Azad News
Islamabad police have initiated disciplinary action against officials who refused to perform assigned duties in Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) and Gilgit-Baltistan (GB).
According to official documents, strict punishments, including dismissal from service, have been issued against personnel found guilty of refusing deployment orders.
A constable identified as Ahmad Ali, posted to Capital Patrols, has been dismissed from service after being found guilty of misconduct and insubordination.
The official record states that he was directed to report for election duty but deliberately failed to comply with lawful orders issued by the competent authority.
Authorities noted that repeated refusal to follow instructions and absence from duty constituted serious violations of departmental rules and discipline.
The inquiry concluded that the officer’s conduct demonstrated disregard for the chain of command and professional responsibilities expected from law enforcement personnel.
Based on the findings, the competent authority imposed a major penalty of dismissal under relevant police conduct regulations.
Reports indicate that several other officials also avoided reporting for duty, anticipating deployment to AJK and GB regions.
Police sources emphasized that refusal to carry out lawful orders is considered a serious breach of discipline within law enforcement agencies.
Conclusion
The disciplinary action highlights strict enforcement of duty compliance within police departments, especially regarding sensitive assignments in AJK and Gilgit-Baltistan.
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