Police Posting and Attendance Reporting for Constable Niaz Muhammad Sangan Kakar

This notice from the Pakistan Police, Balochistan Police Post Quetta, concerns the posting and attendance reporting of Constable Niaz Muhammad Sangan Kakar. The constable was granted a 30-day leave starting from 21-10-2025, with a return date set for 20-11-2025. However, the constable has failed to report back to duty and remains absent without official leave. The department requires the constable to report to his assigned post immediately and submit a written explanation for his absence within one week. Failure to comply will result in disciplinary action under Police Rules 1934. The department emphasizes the importance of maintaining discipline and accountability within the police force. The constable's absence without leave disrupts operational efficiency and violates departmental regulations. The reporting location is the police post in Quetta, Balochistan, where the constable is expected to resume duties promptly. This notice serves as a formal call for compliance and adherence to service rules. Applicants and concerned parties should note that this matter falls under the jurisdiction of the police department's internal disciplinary framework. No external procurement or tendering process is involved. The notice highlights the procedural requirements for reporting and the consequences of non-compliance, ensuring transparency and order within the police service. The deadline for the constable to report and submit his explanation is **20-11-2025** by 23:59:59. The police post in Quetta is the designated location for submission and attendance. The department will review the explanation and take necessary action in accordance with established rules. Pro-Tip: Make sure to check the official police department notifications regularly for updates on disciplinary proceedings and ensure all submissions are made within the stipulated timeframe to avoid adverse actions.