Islamabad: The Inspector General of Police (IGP) Islamabad, Capt. (retd) Muhammad Sohail Chaudhry, convened a meeting to assess crime prevention strategies and the overall efficacy of the Islamabad Police. He has instructed law enforcement officers to intensify operations against organized gangs involved in vehicle theft and enhance police patrolling to address citizen grievances promptly.

According to Islamabad Capital Police, the meeting included participation from senior police officials, including DIG Islamabad Ali Waseem, SSP Law and Order and Organized Crime Unit Hasam Bin Iqbal, and SSP Investigation Suleman Zafar, as well as other zonal SPs, SDPOs, and SHOs. The IGP reviewed crime prevention measures and the progress of ongoing investigations. He emphasized the importance of arresting suspects and recovering stolen vehicles and motorcycles.

The IGP also mandated the timely resolution of investigations, stressing the need for merit and transparency. Officers were instructed to carry out indiscriminate actions against criminal elements. In recognition of exemplary professional competence, officers demonstrating outstanding performance were rewarded.

IGP Chaudhry highlighted the importance of acknowledging exceptional police performance to boost morale and enhance professional capabilities. He underscored the priority of safeguarding citizens’ lives and property, urging officers to employ all resources to combat crime and maintain public safety. He called upon all officers to fulfill their duties with commitment and professionalism to effectively prevent crime and protect the public.