Islamabad: Inspector General of Police (IGP) Islamabad Captain (Retd.) Muhammad Sohail Chaudhry convened a crucial meeting with senior police officials to assess the progress on police station upgrades, office performance, and staff welfare. The meeting, also attended by DIG Security Islamabad Rana Umar Farooq, focused on the renovation and upgradation of police stations under SIPS protocols, as well as ongoing construction projects aimed at improving facilities for citizens.

According to Islamabad Capital Police, IGP Chaudhry instructed officers to expedite these projects to align police stations with modern standards, thereby enhancing the environment and facilities available to citizens. In a separate session, he reviewed the performance of various branches, emphasizing the importance of transparency, professionalism, and effective institutional performance. Chaudhry urged timely completion of official work to boost efficiency and public service standards.

Additionally, Captain (Retd.) Chaudhry recognized the sports achievements of police officials by inviting Pakistan Ball and Deck Hockey Team coach and Islamabad Police Constable Muhammad Yousaf, along with Sports Officer ASI Shahid Hussain, to the Central Police Office. Certificates of appreciation were presented to acknowledge their contributions to sports, highlighting their dual commitment to professional duties and athletics.

In an Orderly Room session, IGP Chaudhry addressed service-related and personal issues of police officers, issuing immediate directives for resolution. He emphasized the importance of addressing grievances promptly and in accordance with rules, ensuring no unnecessary delays in departmental matters.

IGP Chaudhry reiterated that upgrading police stations, enhancing office efficiency, ensuring the welfare of police personnel, and recognizing outstanding performance are pivotal priorities for Islamabad Police. He urged all officers to perform their duties with professionalism and dedication, ensuring the protection of citizens’ lives and property, and the provision of effective police services.