Lahore, In a heartening blend of sports and homage, the Inspector General of Police Punjab, Dr. Usman Anwar, made a significant visit to Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore to oversee the security measures for the highly anticipated Pakistan Super League (PSL) 2024 Season 09 match between Peshawar Zalmi and Islamabad United. The visit was marked by a special gesture as Dr. Anwar met with the families and children of police martyrs, who were invited to enjoy the cricket match, showcasing a union of duty and compassion.

According to Punjab Police, the families of the martyred police officers and their children, along with cricket enthusiasts, greeted IG Punjab with slogans, highlighting the community’s appreciation for the sacrifices made by the police force. Dr. Anwar, expressing solidarity, stated that the families of police martyrs are considered part of the larger police family, sharing in their joys and sorrows alike. This sentiment was further emphasized as he watched the game alongside these families, reinforcing the bond between the police force and the community it serves.

The event was not just about watching cricket but also served as a platform for Dr. Anwar to interact closely with the families and children of the martyrs, taking selfies and discussing their concerns, showcasing a personal commitment to welfare and care. The presence of senior police officers, including DIG Operations Lahore Ali Nasir Rizvi and SP Model Town, underscored the importance of the occasion, blending official duties with community engagement.

This initiative not only highlighted the Punjab Police’s dedication to maintaining security at major events like the PSL but also its commitment to acknowledging and supporting the families of those who have sacrificed their lives in the line of duty. The families expressed their gratitude for the recognition and support, further strengthening the bond between the police force and the community it protects.