Karachi Police bans use of officers' portraits in official publicity
Most outlets reported that Karachi Police has prohibited the use of officers’ portraits and personal promotional material in official publicity, emphasizing the directive to focus on institutional performance. 24 News HD added that the ban aims to shift focus to public service, while The Express Tribune highlighted the specific formats—such as banners and billboards—where portraits will no longer be used.
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Karachi Police draws line on officers' personal publicity
Portraits of any officer will not be used on banners, billboards, hoardings, posters or other promotional material
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Karachi Police bans officers’ personal promotion in official publicity
Karachi Police has banned the use of officers’ photographs and other material promoting their personal identity in official publicity, directing all units to focus instead on the institution’s performance, public service and image.
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