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Frequently
Asked Questions
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What is the
FIA ?
FIA stands for
Federal Investigation Agency. It was established under
FIA Act, 1974 (Act-VIII of 1975) promulgated on 13-01-1975.
FIA was established with objective to deal with Smuggling,
Narcotics, Currency offences, Enforcement of Laws relating
to Foreigners, Immigration & Passports and offences
having inter-provincial ramifications.
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2. What is the Mission of FIA ?
To achieve excellence
in FIA by promoting culture of merit, providing continuous
professional training, ensuring effective internal accountability,
encouraging use of technology and having a meaningful
feedback mechanism.
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3. What is
the Vision of FIA .?
A law enforcement
agency which not only enjoys the respect of the society,
for its integrity, professional competence, and impartiality
but also serves as a role model for provincial police
forces.
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4. When was
the FIA founded ?
A Federally controlled
Police Establishment, first came into existence in 1942
during the Second World War to take up investigation
of corruption, rampant in the Supplies and Procurement
Department of the then Government of India. It was named
as Special Police Establishment. After the Independence
in 1947, it was named as Pakistan Special Police Establishment
(PSPE).
The requirements of Federal Government regarding investigations
of criminal offences kept on increasing and Mr. G. Ahmad
in his report on "Police Reforms", submitted
to the Cabinet on 07-04-1972, recommended establishment
of a Federal Police Organization to deal with Smuggling,
Narcotics, Currency offences, Enforcement of Laws relating
to Foreigners, Immigration & Passports and offences
having inter-provincial ramification. Consequently,
the FIA Act, 1974 (Act-VIII of 1975) was promulgated
on 13-01-1975, bringing Federal Investigation Agency
into existence.
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5. Who is
the head of the FIA ?
FIA is headed
by a Director General, generally a very senior Police
Officer of BPS 21/22, with his Headquarters based at
Islamabad. The current Director General of the FIA is
Mr. Tariq Khosa , PSP
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6. Who monitors the FIA ?
FIA is being monitored by Ministry
of Interior, Government of Pakistan.
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7. What does
the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) do ?
The major function
of FIA is to enforcement of laws relating to Smuggling,
Narcotics, Currency offences, Foreigners, Immigration
& Passports and offences having inter-provincial
ramification.
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8. How can
I complain to FIA about Human Smuggling, Anti-Corruption,
crimes and Cyber Crime/Electronic Crime ?
Click on Complaint
Centre Link on the website of FIA and enter the details
about complaint in complaint form. The complaint will
be processed immediately and information about the processing
of complaint will be intimated to complainant.
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9. What is
the FIA's role in controlling Human Trafficking?
Human trafficking
is the burning issue at national and international level.
It is, therefore, being focused by the Government accordingly.
A steering committee has been established in MOI to
monitor and review combating efforts against human trafficking.
Joint Secretary (Security) MOI has been declared as
focal point for coordination and exchange of information.
FIA being the lead Agency has established Special Unit
to be called Anti Trafficking Unit (ATU) at FIA HQrs
to deal all matters relating to human trafficking more
effectively.
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10. What is
the role of Interpol ?
National Central Bureau
Interpol in Pakistan was originally setup in 1957. It
is presently a bureau of FIA located in Islamabad. The
Director General, FIA is the head of NCB, under the
Ministry of Interior, having direct liaison with the
ICPO Interpol HQs, General Secretariat and head of NCBs
of the member countries through the latest communications
Network.
NCB is a base
of operations for all cases relating to International
Police Cooperation, fighting against the crimes and
playing a vital role in getting the International criminals
subjected to surveillance, identification, search, arrest,
interrogation and extradition.
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