Sindh Chief Minister (CM) Syed Murad Ali Shah directed Inspector General of Police (IGP) to replace the lethargic officers with efficient and hardworking ones to maintain law and order in the province particularly Karachi. Chairing a meeting to discuss increasing street crime and overall law and order situation in the city, the chief minister directed additional IG Karachi to strengthen such police stations where the crime ratio has increased.
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