—— Holds meeting with Traffic Police officials
By Uzma Zafar
ISLAMABAD: According to the details, Syed Ali Raza took charge of his post as DIG Operations Islamabad. He was previously posted as SSP Operations Lahore. After taking charge of his post as DIG Islamabad, he visited the branches and held an introductory meeting with the staff.
While addressing the officers Syed Ali Raza has stated that we all were duty-bound to uphold the rule of law, protect the life and property of the common citizens.
“It should be clear to all that we all have to uphold the rule of law, protect the life and property of citizens, perform our duties responsibly and efficiently, and in this process, no one, including me, is above the law”, he reiterated. He made it clear that if anyone thinks that he will misuse the power of uniform, it will not be acceptable. “All of us together as a team will play our role in making this city a cradle of peace in this best environment”, he affirmed.
Moreover, DIG Islamabad Syed Ali Raza was considered a professional, experienced and crime fighter officer.
DIG Operations Islamabad Syed Ali Raza chaired a meeting at his office, the meeting was attended by SSP Traffic Muhammad Sarfraz Virk and zonal DSPs.
On this occasion, DIG Operations Islamabad emphasized the importance of providing better travel facilities and maintaining smooth traffic flow throughout the city. He stressed that officers must perform their duties efficiently while adhering to the law.
He directed that, the Islamabad Traffic Police education team be made more effective, campaigns against one-wheeling be intensified, and actions against vehicles with fancy number plates and tinted glasses should be accelerated. Actions should also be taken against unlicensed drivers.
During the meeting, DIG Operations issued directives to police officers to focus on traffic-related public facilities for public convenience.
Mobile services related to traffic police should be provided at educational institutions and important locations, and illegal parking at key commercial spots should be eliminated, he added.
He further directed that the Islamabad Traffic Police FM Radio be made more active, the welfare of officers on duty on the roads be improved, and the performance of outstanding officers should be encouraged.
Ensuring the protection of citizens’ lives and property and maintaining smooth traffic flow in the federal capital are among our top priorities, he maintained.
