Wildlife Rangers Arrest Seven For Illegal Hunting In Rawalpindi

On February 26, 2026, significant law enforcement actions were reported across Pakistan, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat illegal activities. In Rawalpindi, Wildlife Rangers conducted two operations targeting illegal hunting and wildlife trade, resulting in the arrest of seven offenders and fines totaling Rs230,000. The first operation specifically addressed the illegal hunting of wild boar and wild hare, where five individuals were apprehended on-site, and five challans were registered, underscoring the authorities' commitment to wildlife protection (Tribune Latest). Meanwhile, the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) made strides against human smuggling, arresting two suspects, Ghaznfar Ali and Muhammad Samiullah, involved in visa fraud. This operation is part of a broader crackdown on illegal overseas recruitment networks, reflecting the government's intensified focus on curbing human trafficking (Daily Times).