KARACHI: To eliminate and counter hardened criminals, especially dacoits of riverine (katcha) area of Ghotki, Kashmore and Shikarpur districts, the Sindh Police are going to purchase sophisticated and heavy weapons, including sniper rifles, mortar guns, thermal binoculars and drone cameras.
Besides, the Sindh Police have also recommended the Sindh government authorities for fixing head money on some 100 dacoits engaged in the riverine area of upper Sindh.
According to the official correspondence, following the decisions of a committee constituted on the directions of Inspector General of Sindh Police, Ghulam Nabi Memon, the force will purchase heavy and hi-tech arms, including sniper rifles of 12.7mm bore with night vision capability, thermal binoculars for ambush parties, night and thermal vision capability drone cameras for direct monitoring of operations and to identify hideouts and movements of dacoits during the operation, 82 HE mortar guns with 1,000 number of rounds, 60mm mortar guns with 1,000 rounds and AGL with 1,000 rounds.
The official correspondence added that due to the military grade nature of arms and restriction on its usage, purchase could be done separately.
Besides the Sindh Police have recommended for fixing head money on 101 dacoits.
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