Lahore: Inspector General of Police Punjab, Abdul Kareem, has demonstrated a commitment to the health welfare of Punjab Police personnel and their families by releasing Rs. 1.835 million for their medical treatment.

According to Punjab Police, the funds include Rs. 500,000 for the cancer treatment of Driver Constable Imran Sharif and Rs. 200,000 for Assistant Sub-Inspector Amjad Rauf’s heart ailment. Head Constable Abdul Ghaffar has been allocated Rs. 120,000 for appendix treatment. Additionally, retired Sub-Inspector Muhammad Ashraf, ASI Muhammad Ashfaq, and Naib Qasid Muhammad Owais have each received Rs. 100,000. ASI Tariq Mahmood, Head Constable Muhammad Ahmad, Constable Shahzad Munir, Sub-Inspector Muhammad Javed, and Ghazi Constable Adeel Jameel have also been granted Rs. 100,000 each.

Constable Umar Farooq, Constable Dil Muhammad, and retired Constable Asghar Ali have been provided a combined amount of Rs. 215,000. The release of these funds was approved by IG Punjab Abdul Kareem after scrutiny by the Medical Financial Assistance Committee. Kareem emphasized that the welfare of police personnel and their families is a priority, and Punjab Police is working under Memorandums of Understanding (MOUs) with various institutions to provide the best medical facilities.