Ensuring Public Safety, Law & Order
The Home Department is committed to safeguarding the lives, property of citizens, promoting peace, and upholding the rule of law & Order across the province.
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The Home Department, Government of Punjab, is committed to maintaining law and order, ensuring public safety, and upholding justice across the province. We strive to provide a secure and stable environment for all citizens.
Our mandate includes managing internal security, criminal justice, disaster management, and various regulatory functions. We work closely with law enforcement agencies, civil administration, and other stakeholders to achieve our objectives.
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Our Leadership
Maryam Nawaz Sharif
Chief Minister, PunjabLeading the government with a vision for a prosperous and secure Punjab.
Zahid Akhtar Zaman
Chief Secretary, PunjabOverseeing administrative functions to ensure efficient governance and service delivery.
Dr. Ahmed Javed Qazi
Secretary, Home Department, PunjabLeading the Home Department in its mission to ensure safety and stability.
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List of Private Security Companies
List of Training Schools of PSC
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Raza Mubarak Ali
Public Information Officer (PIO) Home Department
Development Schemes
Discover the various development schemes initiated and managed by the Home Department aimed at improving infrastructure, public facilities, and community well-being. Detailed project summaries, progress reports, and impact assessments will be published here.
View Current SchemesProcurement / Tenders
Find information on current and upcoming procurement opportunities and tenders from the Home Department. This section provides details on bidding processes, tender documents, submission deadlines, and results to ensure transparency and fair competition.
Access Tender PortalNational Action Plan
After Army Public School attack on 16th of December 2014, a national consensus was evolved to come down hard on the the terrorists through a concerted national effort. Whereas the National Internal Security Policy 2014 pointed out the broad policy guidelines and long-drawn reforms in various state institutions, a need to felt to chalk out an Action Plan with specific, mostly quantifiable and ultimately time-bound agenda to curb the scourge of terrorism which had by now started massacring even innocent school-age children. A 20 Points National Action Plan (NAP) for countering terrorism and extremism was chalked out by NACTA/ Ministry of Interior in consultation with the stakeholders and approved on 24th of December, 2014 by the Parliament. After the National Internal Security Policy 2014, it was the 2nd consensual policy document approved by the Government. The National Action Plan, spelled out the specifics for the counter-terrorism drive in the country.
NAP Implementation & Monitoring Framework:
The Prime Minister directed the Minister for Interior to design and implement a national monitoring mechanism for implementation, as NAP involved a number of Federal Ministries and Provincial Governments. NACTA was assigned and entrusted with the role of monitoring body of the National Action Plan. Within NACTA, Director General (CVE) is entrusted with the monitoring of NAP, who is assisted by a Director NAP and other staff.
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