Islamabad Police Chief Commends CIA Team for Arrest in Student Case, Recognizes Staff Performance

ISLAMABAD: Islamabad Police Chief Captain (Retd.) Muhammad Sohail Chaudhry recently commended the CIA team for their role in the apprehension of a suspect in the Laiba Ejaz case, highlighting the importance of effective investigations and teamwork in achieving justice. The chief also recognized the exemplary performance of ministerial staff within the department.

According to Islamabad Capital Police, the Inspector General of Police met with DSP CIA Suleman Shah and his team to assess the CIA’s efforts against criminal activities and their investigative processes. Discussions during the meeting focused on crime prevention strategies, enhancing police performance, and effective investigations.

The police chief acknowledged the CIA team’s efforts in the arrest of the accused in the case involving Laiba Ejaz, a student from the International Islamic University. Officers were invited to the Central Police Office to receive commendation certificates for their professional skills and commitment to duty.

Additionally, Chaudhry awarded commendation certificates to ministerial and clerical staff for their outstanding performance, underscoring their role in the department’s smooth operation. He highlighted the importance of timely processing of files, record maintenance, and administrative coordination to enhance departmental efficiency.

Chaudhry emphasized the equal importance of contributions from both field officers and ministerial staff to the overall functioning of Islamabad Police. He urged all personnel to maintain honesty, discipline, and professionalism in their duties to ensure efficient service delivery.

The IGP reaffirmed the department’s commitment to recognizing outstanding performance and fostering a culture of merit, transparency, and efficient service.

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