Islamabad: Inspector General of Police (IGP) Islamabad Captain (Retd.) Muhammad Sohail Chaudhry visited the Central Police Office’s state-of-the-art Command, Control, Communication and Coordination Centre (4C) to review the security monitoring systems and address grievances from citizens and police officers.

According to Islamabad Capital Police, IGP Chaudhry’s visit included an assessment of the citywide security monitoring system, field force supervision, emergency response mechanisms, and the performance of advanced Artificial Intelligence (AI)-based systems. The concerned officers provided a briefing on the various systems in place, emphasizing modern technology’s role in enhancing security monitoring and coordination.

During his visit, IGP Islamabad instructed officers to leverage modern technology and available resources to fortify city security, improve oversight of field forces, and ensure a swift response to emergencies. He also engaged directly with citizens and police personnel, listening to their complaints and concerns. IGP Chaudhry stressed the importance of addressing all grievances fairly, on merit, and within the stipulated time frame.

He reiterated that Islamabad Police’s priorities include the effective use of modern technology and timely resolution of issues faced by citizens and police officers alike. He urged officers to utilize resources efficiently and fulfill their professional duties with dedication and responsibility.