The Rapid Response Force (RRF) in Sindh has decided to stop police officers from making TikTok videos while they are working in uniform. This decision was made because people were worried that these videos might make it harder for police to do their jobs well and might make people think badly of them. A new rule from the RRF says officers can’t make TikTok videos in police cars or in police buildings.
The RRF said,
“We made this rule to make sure our officers work well and stay focused on their jobs.”
They said it’s really important for officers to act with honesty and be professional. It will help people trust them and they can do their job of enforcing laws well.
Bosses like Senior Superintendents of Police (SSP) and other leaders need to make sure all officers follow this rule. They have to make sure the rule is followed strictly at all levels of the force.
This decision shows that the RRF wants to make sure police officers are disciplined and that people think well of them. By making sure officers are focused on their jobs and not on other things, the RRF wants to make sure they do their job well and keep up high standards.
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