- Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Tahira Yasub makes history as the first woman to hold the position of Assistant Inspector General (AIG) in the Gilgit-Baltistan (GB) Police.
- Yasub’s distinguished career includes groundbreaking appointments, such as becoming the first woman Traffic Deputy Superintendent of Police in 2011 and achieving the rank of SSP in 2019, marking significant milestones in her journey.
- With an academic background in international relations and experience in global peacekeeping missions, Yasub not only represents a symbol of inclusivity and diversity but also serves as a trailblazer and role model for women aspiring to join law enforcement in the GB region.
Breaking Barriers: First Female AIG in GB Police
In a groundbreaking achievement, Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Tahira Yasub has shattered gender norms by assuming the additional role of Assistant Inspector General (AIG) in the Gilgit-Baltistan (GB) Police Establishment.
This historic move marks Tahira Yasub as the pioneering woman to hold such a prominent position in the region, a testament to her remarkable career within the Gilgit-Baltistan Police Service, where she is recognized as one of the most seasoned and proficient officers.
Distinguished Career: A Journey of Expertise and Leadership
Tahira Yasub’s illustrious career showcases her wealth of administrative expertise across various departments, units, and branches within the region’s police force. Currently serving as the Commandant of Police Training College Gilgit, she has previously excelled at AIG Logistics, highlighting her capabilities and leadership.
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Tahira Yasub’s Journey from DSP to AIG
Of particular note in Yasub’s journey is her groundbreaking appointment in 2011 as the first woman police officer to serve as Traffic Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP). Her commitment to professional development extends globally, evident in her 14-month training of local and UN police officers in Sudan in 2012.
The pinnacle of Yasub’s career arrived in 2019 when she earned the promotion to the rank of SSP after being the inaugural woman Superintendent of Police (SP) in Gilgit-Baltistan.
Yasub’s academic background in international relations, with a degree from Karakoram International University, underscores her global perspective. She has represented Pakistan in UN peacekeeping missions, showcasing her skills on the international stage.
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Tahira Yasub Creates Impact on Gender Diversity
Tahira Yasub’s journey signifies not only a personal triumph but also a significant stride toward gender inclusivity and diversity in the traditionally male-dominated field of law enforcement in the Gilgit-Baltistan region. Her multifaceted experience, both domestically and internationally, positions her as a trailblazer and role model for aspiring women in the field of policing. The GB police have applauded her appointment through a social media announcement, recognizing her as a leader who has consistently proven her capabilities in various capacities.
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