Pakistan, Jan. 27 -- Punjab Police have submitted a formal proposal to the chief minister seeking new bulletproof vehicles for Anti-Terrorism Court judges, aiming to strengthen security for officials handling high-risk terrorism cases. The move reflects growing concerns over judicial safety and mobility.

The Security Division in Lahore has identified an urgent need for 11 armoured vehicles dedicated to the protection of ATC judges. Officials stressed that upgraded transport facilities are crucial for judges overseeing sensitive cases, ensuring their safe movement across the city.

According to the submitted summary, the total cost of acquiring and bulletproofing the vehicles is expected to exceed Rs230 million. This figure includes the p...