RAWALPINDI: The Punjab Highway Patrol, Rawalpindi Region, has released its monthly performance report for October 2025, revealing extensive action against criminal elements and traffic violators under the supervision of Regional Officer SP Faisal Saleem.
According to the report, the Highway Patrol registered 173 FIRs during the month, recovering six pistols, 20 bullets, and six liters of liquor in various operations. In traffic enforcement efforts, 15,512 e-challans were issued for violations such as overloading, overspeeding, underage driving, and riding without helmets.
As part of a special anti-smog campaign, 4,014 vehicles and motorcycles were fined, while 1,449 underage drivers and 2,184 motorcyclists without documents or helmets had their vehicles impounded.
To track and apprehend wanted criminals, modern e-app technology was used to check 399,357 individuals and 106,868 vehicles, resulting in the arrest of 57 proclaimed offenders, 53 court absconders, and seven A-category criminals involved in serious crimes.
The police also recovered a stolen motorcycle during these operations. In its community service role, the Highway Patrol assisted 462 distressed travelers and provided first aid to 38 injured persons in 11 road accidents. Additionally, 1,044 citizens were issued driving licenses, while service centers at patrolling posts continued to offer daily public assistance.
Furthermore, the department organized awareness campaigns, workshops, and walks to educate citizens on smog prevention, road safety, and environmental protection, which received positive public response.
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