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Crime Control Department

The Crime Control Department (CCD) is a special police unit and the premier investigation agency of the Pakistani province of Punjab. It falls under the jurisdiction of the Punjab Police, and was established in February 2025 by Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz through a provincial law amendment to deal with serious and organised crime in the province. It is…

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Headquarters
Lahore, Punjab
Abbreviation
CCD
Agency executive
Additional Inspector General (Addl. IG), Head of CCD
Annual budget
Rs 5.56 billion (2025)
Constituting instrument
Police (Amendment) Ordinance 2025
Elected officer responsible
Maryam Nawaz

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Edges32
Triples18
Avg. degree1.94
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Abbreviation · 1
Crime Control Department → CCD
Agency executive · 1
Crime Control Department → Additional Inspector General (Addl. IG), Head of CCD
Annual budget · 1
Crime Control Department → Rs 5.56 billion (2025)
Constituting instrument · 1
Crime Control Department → Police (Amendment) Ordinance 2025
Elected officer responsible · 1
Crime Control Department → Maryam Nawaz
Employees · 1
Crime Control Department → 4,250 (2025)
Formed · 1
Crime Control Department → 26 February, 2025
Governing body · 1
Crime Control Department → Punjab Police
Headquarters · 1
Crime Control Department → Lahore, Punjab
Legal jurisdiction · 1
Crime Control Department → Provincial

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police ccd punjab 2025 agency february hrcp amendment investigation killed crime province inspector general jurisdiction maryam nawaz provincial including killing

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Crime Control DepartmentAbbreviationCCD1.00infobox
Crime Control DepartmentAgency executiveAdditional Inspector General (Addl. IG), Head of CCD1.00infobox
Crime Control DepartmentAnnual budgetRs 5.56 billion (2025)1.00infobox
Crime Control DepartmentConstituting instrumentPolice (Amendment) Ordinance 20251.00infobox
Crime Control DepartmentElected officer responsibleMaryam Nawaz1.00infobox
Crime Control DepartmentEmployees4,250 (2025)1.00infobox
Crime Control DepartmentFormed26 February, 20251.00infobox
Crime Control DepartmentGoverning bodyPunjab Police1.00infobox
Crime Control DepartmentHeadquartersLahore, Punjab1.00infobox
Crime Control DepartmentLegal jurisdictionProvincial1.00infobox
Crime Control DepartmentOperations jurisdictionPunjab1.00infobox
Crime Control DepartmentParent agencyPunjab Police1.00infobox
Crime Control DepartmentStationsSeparate police stations under CCD1.00infobox

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