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Walking a Tightrope: Police, Politics and People Of Pakistan
[Hardback - 2025]
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Publisher: Lightstone | ISBN: 9789697162949 | Pages: 326
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What does it take to maintain integrity in a systern rife with. corruption? Tariq Khosa's gripping memoir offers a rare, unfiltered look inside Pakistan's corridors of power from a man who refused to compromise on his principles.

Over four tumultuous decades, Khosa rose from a young police officer to head of the Federal Investigation Agency, facing down terrorists, crime lords, and political pressure at every turn. His unflinching account exposes the deep-rooted challenges within Pakistan's criminal justice system while providing a masterclass in ethical leadership againut seemingly insurmountable odds.

This is not just another bureaucrat's mundane recollection. Khosa's narrative crackles with tension as he recounts high stakes confrontations with the powerful.

Walking a Tightrope goes beyond professional triumphs and setbacks. Khosa offers poignant reflections on the personal cost of his choices, the mentors who shaped him, and how he found meaning in service to his nation.

Tariq Khosa graduated from the National Defence University, Islamabad. He completed his Masters in Defence and Strategic Studies in 2005 and was a Hubert Humphrey Fellow under the Fulbright Exchange Program at the Graduate School of Public Affairs, University of Washington, Seattle in 1987-88. The author began his career in public service in 1973 and has since remained involved in law enforcement. He had the distinction of serving as the Police Chief of Balochistan in 2007 and brought the entire province under police jurisdiction. His assignment as Federal Secretary of Narcotics Control Division (2010-11) placed him at the pinnacle of government service in Pakistan. Moreover, he was co-chair of the Governance Committee of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) Country Programme (2010-14). He also served as Director General Federal Investigation Agency in 2009.

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