Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz has introduced a new regulation that prohibits police officers from using social media while they are on duty. This decision comes in response to a recent increase in viral videos that feature police personnel engaged in various social media activities during work hours.
Under the new rule, officers are banned from using platforms such as TikTok and Facebook while on duty.
The primary goal of this ban is to prevent officers from being distracted by social media and to ensure that they remain focused on their responsibilities during work hours.
The Inspector General of Punjab Police has established strict guidelines to enforce this ban. Officers are now prohibited from sharing any personal, political, or religious content online. This measure is intended to maintain the professionalism and impartiality of the police force.
Any breaches of these new regulations will lead to disciplinary action against the officers involved. The Chief Minister’s office has emphasized that all official communications must be conducted through designated channels to ensure proper protocol is followed.
Regional officers have been assigned the task of overseeing the implementation of these new rules and ensuring that all officers comply with the ban.
The move reflects a broader effort to enhance the focus and effectiveness of the police force, ensuring that officers devote their attention fully to their duties and uphold the integrity of their positions.
