Following the directives of Gilgit District Police Officer Muhammad Owais Ilyas (PSP), district police have stepped up security measures by accelerating vehicle checkpoints across the region. Police reports indicate vigorous raids targeting illegal tinted windows, unauthorized blue lights, non‑standard number plates, and decorative lighting, with numerous non‑compliant items seized from vehicles. Authorities also report strict inspections on all entry and exit routes of Gilgit city, where every vehicle undergoes thorough searches and document verification to prevent any untoward incidents. The Gilgit district police emphasized that any violation of the law will not be tolerated. Citizens are urged to immediately correct their vehicles to meet legal standards and carry all required documents while traveling. The public is also requested to fully cooperate with police during the checkpoints to maintain peace and security.
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