ISLAMABAD: Inspector General of Police (IGP) Islamabad Muhammad Sohail Chaudhry conducted a significant meeting at the Central Police Office to evaluate the current state of law enforcement, crime prevention strategies, security measures, and public service facilitation in the capital.

According to Islamabad Capital Police, the meeting focused on assessing the performance of the police force, reviewing strategies to safeguard citizens, and monitoring the progress of tasks assigned to officers. IGP Chaudhry instructed officers to adhere to deadlines, enhance operational efficiency, and ensure unbiased action against criminal activities. He emphasized the importance of addressing public complaints promptly and improving access to police services.

In a separate meeting regarding the construction of new police stations, IGP Chaudhry reviewed the ongoing projects, their progress, and future plans. He emphasized the completion of these projects within set timelines while maintaining quality standards. The new stations, equipped with modern amenities, are intended to enhance public service efficiency.

Further directives included bolstering crime prevention, improving investigation quality, and maintaining professionalism in citizen interactions. IGP Chaudhry also stressed the importance of police officer welfare, urging measures to improve their working conditions and address their concerns.

IGP Chaudhry reaffirmed the commitment to protecting citizens, ensuring transparent policing, and fostering public trust. He urged the police force to maintain integrity and professionalism while delivering effective and citizen-centric services.