DLP Report
PESHAWAR
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Excise Secretary Hameed Ullah Shah paid a surprise visit to the Excise Warehouse and Excise Police Station in Peshawar to review administrative arrangements, security measures and the handling of seized vehicles, narcotics and other case property, a handout said.
The statement said during his visit to the Excise Warehouse, the secretary inspected vehicles seized in various operations and reviewed their storage, maintenance and security arrangements, along with the relevant records and legal documentation.
He directed the officials concerned to maintain complete and accurate records of all seized vehicles and ensure their proper custody and upkeep.
Later, at the Excise Police Station, Mr Shah checked the attendance of officers and personnel and inspected the daily station diary, official registers and other records. He directed the staff to ensure timely entries and proper maintenance of all official documents.
He also inspected the lock-up and reviewed arrangements for cleanliness, security and compliance with legal requirements concerning detainees.
The secretary examined narcotics seized in various cases, vehicles allegedly used for drug transportation and other case property. He was briefed on the quantity of recovered drugs, their documentation, storage arrangements and relevant case records.
He warned that negligence, absenteeism, irregularities in official records and misuse of authority would not be tolerated. He directed officers and personnel to perform their duties with professionalism, integrity and accountability.
The secretary said the department would continue to utilise all available resources to curb drug smuggling, check illegal vehicles and contribute towards establishing a drug-free society.
He also called for greater transparency, discipline and efficiency in departmental affairs and improvement in public service delivery.
