Tuesday, January 11, 2011

Pakistan: Bearded cops to be banned from VVIP security detail

Well-placed sources revealed that ten bearded personnel of Elite Force had been withdrawn from VVIP's security as Taseer's killing sparked security concerns among the top Pakistan politicians, particularly the liberal and moderate ones, The Nation reports. 

Ahmadiyya Times | News Watch | Int'l Desk
Source/Credit: The Times of India
By ANI |  January 9, 2011

LAHORE: In a major policy shift in the aftermath of Punjab governor Salman Taseer's assassination by one of his own elite security force protectors, the provincial government has begun proper screening and scrutiny of the officials of the Elite Force to avoid any further untoward incident.

Well-placed sources revealed that ten bearded personnel of Elite Force had been withdrawn from VVIP's security as Taseer's killing sparked security concerns among the top Pakistan politicians, particularly the liberal and moderate ones, The Nation reports.

A special team of the Elite Force comprising experienced officers have begun screening of the Elite Force officials in order to monitor their activities and religious leanings.



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