Islamabad: Students from Air University’s Department of Communication and Media Studies visited the Central Police Office in Islamabad to gain firsthand experience of modern policing practices and initiatives aimed at fostering community engagement.

According to Islamabad Capital Police, the delegation was briefed by Inspector General of Police Islamabad, Captain (Retd.) Muhammad Sohail Chaudhry, who discussed the police force’s current projects, including improved public facilities, effective communication strategies, and the Safe City Project. The IGP emphasized the critical role of technology and public interaction in enhancing police services and strengthening community relations.

The visit sought to provide students with practical insights into the integration of technology in policing and the significance of communication and public engagement between law enforcement and the community. Students expressed interest in the initiatives, particularly in the use of technology and community policing efforts, and engaged with officials through queries about modern policing practices.