Islamabad: Inspector General of Police (IGP) Islamabad Captain (Retd.) Muhammad Sohail Chaudhry held a meeting to assess police welfare initiatives and infrastructure development, focusing on enhancing the quality of life for officers and officials and reviewing ongoing projects.

According to Islamabad Capital Police, the meeting included DIG Headquarters Muhammad Jawad Tariq and the Assistant Director (Development). Discussions centered on improving facilities for police personnel, upgrading residential buildings and barracks, and ensuring essential amenities at police offices. The progress of ongoing projects, their quality, and adherence to timelines were also evaluated.

IGP Chaudhry emphasized the importance of police welfare as a departmental priority. Acknowledging the demanding nature of police duties, he highlighted the department’s responsibility to provide a conducive working and living environment. He instructed officers to implement welfare initiatives effectively, ensure project monitoring, and adhere to deadlines without compromising quality. Enhanced facilities are expected to boost the professional capacity and morale of the force.

In a related development, DIG Law and Order/Training Muhammad Atiq Tahir inspected construction work at Police Lines Headquarters. He reviewed the progress and quality of the work, stressing the importance of completing the construction efficiently and maintaining high standards. The focus is on improving residential and basic facilities to offer practical relief for police officials.

Islamabad Police is dedicated to the continuous improvement of amenities and working conditions for its force to strengthen professional capabilities and enhance service delivery to citizens.