Islamabad: Inspector General of Police (IGP) Islamabad, Captain (Retd.) Muhammad Sohail Chaudhry, conducted a comprehensive review of recruitment, development projects, and crime prevention strategies during a series of meetings at the Central Police Office. The IGP emphasized the importance of transparency and adherence to regulations in police recruitment and directed officials to enhance crime prevention tactics and improve public services.

According to Islamabad Capital Police, the IGP chaired a meeting attended by senior police officials, including DIG Headquarters Muhammad Jawad Tariq and DIG Law and Order/Training Muhammad Atique Tahir. The meeting focused on the ongoing recruitment process, with a strong emphasis on maintaining merit. IGP Islamabad called for effective strategies to address law and order challenges, improve traffic management, and enhance security arrangements.

In discussions on development projects, the IGP was briefed on their status and progress. He instructed relevant officers to adhere to timelines for project completion. During a visit to the Command, Control, Communication and Coordination Centre (4C), the IGP reviewed police operations and stressed the use of modern technology and improved unit coordination.

As part of his visit, IGP Islamabad also held an Orderly Room to address personal and service-related issues of police officers, directing for prompt resolution of grievances. He reaffirmed the police’s commitment to citizens’ safety, transparent recruitment, timely project execution, and officers’ welfare, urging all personnel to maintain professionalism and coordination in their duties.