Pakistan Rangers

The Pakistan Rangers is a paramilitary law enforcement agency in Pakistan responsible for maintaining internal security and border control. They operate under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Interior and are tasked with a range of duties, including:

Key Responsibilities

• Border Security: Pakistan Rangers play a crucial role in securing the country’s borders, particularly along the India-Pakistan border, to prevent smuggling, infiltration, and other cross-border illegal activities.
• Internal Security: They assist in maintaining law and order during emergencies and in areas where civil administration might be facing challenges. This includes countering terrorism and managing riots or unrest.
• Disaster Response: They are involved in disaster management and relief operations during natural calamities or emergencies.
• Assist Civil Authorities: Rangers support civil police and other agencies in maintaining public order and carrying out various security-related tasks.

Regional Units

The Pakistan Rangers have separate units for different regions:

• Pakistan Rangers (Punjab): Responsible for the Punjab province and its borders.
• Pakistan Rangers (Sindh): Operate in Sindh province, including Karachi.
• Pakistan Rangers (Balochistan): Handle security in Balochistan and its borders.
• Pakistan Rangers (Khyber Pakhtunkhwa): Operate in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and the tribal areas.

Their roles and responsibilities may vary slightly depending on regional needs and security situations.