The Rapid Response Force (RRF) of Sindh province has taken steps to prohibit police officers from creating TikTok videos while on duty in uniform.
The decision comes as concerns grew over how such videos could affect police performance and public perception. A recent directive from the RRF explicitly forbids officers from filming TikTok videos inside official vehicles or within department premises.
“This ban aims to improve our force’s efficiency and keep officers dedicated to their official responsibilities,” stated a notification from the RRF. It emphasized the importance of upholding integrity and professionalism, essential for earning public trust and effective law enforcement.
Senior officials, including Senior Superintendents of Police (SSP) and designated authorities, are responsible for ensuring compliance with this directive. They have been instructed to enforce the ban rigorously across all levels of the force.
This move underscores the RRF’s commitment to enhancing discipline within law enforcement and maintaining a positive public image. By prioritizing duty over distractions, the force aims to strengthen its operational effectiveness and uphold standards of conduct.
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