IGP reviews development projects, law & order

By Uzma Zafar

ISLAMABAD: Inspector General of Police (IGP) Islamabad Captain (Retd.) Muhammad Sohail Chaudhry chaired an important meeting at the Central Police Office (CPO), attended by DIG Headquarters Muhammad Jawad Tariq and DIG Law and Order/Training Muhammad Atique Tahir. The meeting reviewed the ongoing recruitment process in Islamabad Police and related administrative matters. The IGP directed the concerned officers to ensure that all recruitment stages are completed in accordance with the prescribed rules and regulations, maintaining merit and transparency.
Later, a meeting was held with DIG Headquarters, SSPs and zonal SPs to review the law and order situation, crime prevention, traffic management and security arrangements. IGP Islamabad directed the officers to adopt effective strategies to prevent crime, ensure smooth traffic flow and provide improved police services to citizens.
IGP Islamabad also reviewed progress on ongoing development projects. The AD Development and concerned officers briefed him on the current status and progress of various projects. He directed the relevant officers to ensure that all projects are completed within the stipulated timelines.
Furthermore, IGP Islamabad visited the Command, Control, Communication and Coordination Centre (4C), where he reviewed the monitoring of police operations, security arrangements and the law and order situation. He emphasized the effective use of modern technology, timely exchange of information and improved coordination among different units.
As part of these efforts, IGP Islamabad held an Orderly Room at the Central Police Office, where he listened to the service-related and personal issues of police officers and officials and issued on-the-spot directions for their resolution. He instructed the concerned officers to address legitimate grievances on a priority basis and take effective measures to ensure the welfare of the police force.
IGP Islamabad reiterated that protecting citizens’ lives and property, ensuring transparent recruitment, preventing crime, completing development projects on time and promoting the welfare of police officers and officials remain key priorities of Islamabad Police. He directed all officers to perform their duties with professionalism and mutual coordination to provide improved services to citizens.