I, Iftikhar Shah, took over the command of District Police, Lower Chitral on dated 6th April, 2024 as a District Police Officer. My first interaction with the general public, I found people of Lower Chitral gifted with the distinct traits of hospitability, affectionateness and peace loving. I would also take this opportunity to express my indebtedness to the general public and elders of the district for extending their full support. It is a matter of pride for me to be the commander of the brave Police force who laid numerable sacrifices during the war on terror and played the role of frontline force.
The launch of the website by District Police Lower Chitral is significant in the right direction and will really help & build a strong relationship between Chitral Police and people. The dispensation of justice to a common man at his door step through better service delivery is my utmost priority.
The website highlights a number of activities of the Chitral Police aimed to maintaining peace, facilitating the public in various aspects of security and issues.
It is hoped that this website will become an important means of communication with people, through which the general public will be able to send their observations, remarks, suggestions and complaints.
Our Vision is to promote a society free of crime and injustice and our mission is to protect lives, properties and honour of the people; maintain public order and enforce the laws of the land to the best of our ability and without any discrimination, through modern, proactive policing and community participation.
Very little is known about the early history of Chitral. The country has historically been divided between two ethnic groups. The people of the upper part are called Kho; Khowar is their language. Those living in the lower part are called Chitrari. The two people shared many common cultural traits, yet they have long been distinct peoples. On the basis of this ethnic division, the country has, most of the time, remained divided into two principalities. Old traditions have saved names of some local rulers like Sumalik and Bahman in the upper part, and Bula Sinhg and Raja Wai in the lower part. These were probably local chiefs, with small areas under them. Oral traditions tell of this region being ruled by great neighboring empires like Mongol and Iran in the distant past. From 1320 to 1698 it was ruled by the Mongol Dynasty. During the last years of the seventeenth century, the ancestor of the Katoor Dynasty overthrew the Mongol Dynasty. The head of the family, Möngke Khan-I became Mehtar, or king, of the small kingdom. The entire region that now forms the Chitral District was a fully independent monarchy until 1885, when the British negotiated a subsidiary alliance with its hereditary ruler, the Mehtar, under which Chitral became a princely state, still sovereign but subject to the suzerainty of the British Indian Empire. In 1895 the British agent in Gilgit, Sir George Scott Robertson was besieged in Chitral Fort for 48 days, and was finally relieved by two British Forces, one marching from Gilgit and the other from Nowshera. After 1895, the British hold became stronger, but the internal administration remained in the hand of the Mehtar. In 1947 India was partitioned and Chitral opted to accede to Pakistan. After accession, it gradually lost its autonomy, finally becoming an administrative district of Pakistan in 1969.
Domestic and foreign tourists can register themselves by visiting below mentioned facilitation centres
1. Tourist Facilitation Center Lawari Tunnel
2. Tourist Facilitation Centre at Ayun
3. Foreigner Registration Office Zargarandeh
Required Documents
1. Passport or ID Card
2. Visa Copy
3. Latest Picture
06-04-2024 - Till Now
24-11-2023 - 31-04-2024
28-08-2023 - 23-11-2023
06-06-2023 - 26-08-2023
18-02-2023 - 31-05-2023
10-11-2022 - 17-02-2023
04.01.2021 - 07-11-2022
09.07.2020 - 03.01.2021
01.08.2019 - 08.07.2020
27.06.2018 - 31.07.2019
20.11.2017 - 26.06.2018
21.10.2016 - 19.11.2017
12.01.2016 - 20.10.2016
17.01.2015 - 11.01.2016
06.08.2013 - 16.01.2015
21.07.2010 - 05.08.2013
07.09.2009 - 20.07.2010
23.03.2009 - 06.09.2009
01.09.2007 - 22.03.2009
26.02.2006 - 30-08-2007
24.04.2005 - 25.02.2006
23.09.2001 - 23.04.2005
22.01.2000 - 22.09.2001
DATE OF SHAHADAT
2nd August, 2008
DATE OF SHAHADAT
7th June, 1987
DATE OF SHAHADAT
7th June, 1987
DATE OF SHAHADAT
18th March, 2009
DATE OF SHAHADAT
7th June, 1987
DATE OF SHAHADAT
8th September, 2009
DATE OF SHAHADAT
27th August, 2011
DATE OF SHAHADAT
27th August, 2011
DATE OF SHAHADAT
27th August, 2011
DATE OF SHAHADAT
27th August, 2011
OFFICE | CONTACT NO | OFFICE | CONTACT NO | OFFICE | CONTACT NO |
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DPO OFFICE CHITRAL (L) | 0943-412077 | DPO OFFICE CHITRAL (L) FAX | 0943-412228 | PAY OFFICER DPO OFFICE | 0943-412746 |
SP INVESTIGATION CHITRAL (L) | 0943-413808 | SP INVESTIGATION CHITRAL (L) FAX | 0943-413847 | POLICE CONTROL ROOM | 0943-412959 |
DSP HQRs | 0943-412562 | SDPO CITY CHITRAL | 0943-412552 | SDPO LOTKOH | 0943-412959 |
SDPO BUMBURATE | 0943-490007 | SDPO DROSH | 0943-480308 | POLICE STATION CITY CHITRAL | 0943-412913 |
POLICE STATION KOGHUZI | 0943-477009 | POLICE STATION AYUN | 0943-490007 | POLICE STATION LOTKOH | 0943-488015 |
POLICE STATION DROSH | 0943-480207 | POLICE STATION ARANDU | 0943-400007 | POLICE STATION ASHIRATE | 0943-412959 |
POLICE STATION BUMBORATE | 0943-412959 | POLICE STATION RUMBOOR | 0943-412959 | POLICE STATION SHOGHORE | 0943-412959 |
POLICE STATION ARKARI | 0943-412959 | POLICE LINE | 0943-412949 | POLICE EMERGENCY | 15 |