The main law governing police operations in Pakistan is:
a) Police Act 1861
b) Police Order 2002
c) Anti-Terrorism Act 1997
d) Criminal Procedure Code
Which body is responsible for police reforms in Pakistan?
a) National Accountability Bureau (NAB)
b) Ministry of Interior
c) Supreme Court of Pakistan
d) Provincial Police Departments
What is the primary goal of police reforms in Pakistan?
a) Increase police funding
b) Improve accountability and efficiency
c) Strengthen government control over police
d) Reduce the number of police stations
Which province in Pakistan launched the first Police Reforms Strategy?
a) Punjab
b) Sindh
c) Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
d) Balochistan
Which authority oversees police training in Pakistan?
a) National Police Academy
b) Federal Investigation Agency
c) Pakistan Army
d) Civil Services Academy
What is the purpose of the Public Safety Commissions under Police Order 2002?
a) Oversee police conduct
b) Monitor crime statistics
c) Recruit police officers
d) Manage police budgets
Which Pakistani city implemented Safe City projects to improve policing?
a) Lahore
b) Karachi
c) Peshawar
d) Quetta
The Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) was established to:
a) Manage local crimes
b) Combat terrorism and extremism
c) Investigate white-collar crimes
d) Improve traffic management
Which body is responsible for police oversight in Pakistan?
a) Public Accounts Committee
b) National Public Safety Commission
c) Election Commission of Pakistan
d) Pakistan Bar Council
Which of the following is a major challenge in police reforms in Pakistan?
a) Political interference
b) Outdated laws
c) Corruption
d) All of the above
Which law enforcement agency primarily deals with organized crime in Pakistan?
a) Punjab Police
b) Federal Investigation Agency (FIA)
c) Motorway Police
d) Rangers
The primary function of the Traffic Police in Pakistan is to:
a) Investigate terrorism
b) Manage road safety and enforce traffic laws
c) Conduct criminal investigations
d) Monitor bank transactions
Which initiative aims to improve police-community relations in Pakistan?
a) Community Policing Model
b) National Action Plan
c) Anti-Corruption Drive
d) Federal Police Authority
What is the purpose of the Police Complaint Authority in Pakistan?
a) Handling public grievances against police misconduct
b) Managing police recruitment
c) Monitoring border security
d) Prosecuting high-profile cases
Which international organization has supported police reforms in Pakistan?
a) United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
b) World Bank
c) NATO
d) International Monetary Fund (IMF)
Which department in Pakistan specializes in cybercrime investigations?
a) Anti-Narcotics Force
b) Counter Terrorism Department
c) Federal Investigation Agency Cybercrime Wing
d) Intelligence Bureau
What is the role of forensic science in police investigations?
a) Collect and analyze evidence
b) Arrest criminals
c) Manage police budgets
d) Conduct security operations
Which city established Pakistan’s first Women Police Station?
a) Lahore
b) Islamabad
c) Karachi
d) Peshawar
What is the main benefit of digitization in policing?
a) Improved record-keeping and efficiency
b) Reduced police force size
c) Increased bureaucracy
d) Slower response times
Which body is responsible for border security in Pakistan?
a) Punjab Police
b) Frontier Corps
c) Federal Investigation Agency
d) Pakistan Rangers
Which of the following is a major recommendation for police reforms in Pakistan?
a) Depoliticization of police
b) Increased recruitment of women officers
c) Adoption of modern technology
d) All of the above
Which organization provides advanced police training in Pakistan?
a) Military Academy
b) National Police Academy
c) FIA Headquarters
d) Ministry of Law
What is a key element of modern police reforms?
a) Community engagement
b) Reduced salaries
c) Strict political control
d) Decreased public oversight
Which province in Pakistan has the largest police force?
a) Punjab
b) Sindh
c) Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
d) Balochistan
What is the purpose of intelligence-led policing?
a) To reduce crime through strategic data use
b) To replace police officers with AI
c) To monitor civilian activities
d) To increase arrests regardless of crime trends
Which department handles narcotics control in Pakistan?
a) Pakistan Police
b) Anti-Narcotics Force (ANF)
c) Counter Terrorism Department
d) Election Commission
Which challenge affects Pakistan’s police accountability system?
a) Lack of independent oversight
b) Inadequate funding
c) Political pressure
d) All of the above
Which international agency has provided training for Pakistani police?
a) INTERPOL
b) CIA
c) European Union
d) FBI
What is the role of provincial police departments in Pakistan?
a) Maintaining law and order within provinces
b) Conducting federal investigations
c) Managing border security
d) Handling international diplomacy
