ISLAMABAD: The Islamabad Police, under the direction of Inspector General of Police (IGP) Muhammad Sohail Chaudhry, is undertaking significant renovations to improve residential facilities for its officers and officials. The ongoing upgrades at the Police Lines Headquarters are aimed at providing enhanced living conditions for the force.

According to Islamabad Capital Police, Deputy Inspector General (DIG) Law and Order and Training Muhammad Atiq Tahir recently inspected the progress of the renovation and upgradation work. During his visit, Tahir instructed officers to maintain high standards of workmanship and ensure the completion of projects within the designated timeline. He also highlighted the necessity of regular monitoring to meet required standards.

The IGP’s directives focus on the comprehensive renovation of residential buildings, essential repairs, and improvements to basic facilities at the Police Lines Headquarters. The progress of these initiatives is being closely monitored to ensure the judicious use of resources and the delivery of improved facilities to police personnel.

IGP Chaudhry has reiterated the importance of welfare and professional development for police officers, emphasizing that their round-the-clock duties in safeguarding citizens necessitate access to quality living conditions. The upgraded facilities are expected to enhance the officers’ quality of life, allowing them to perform their duties with greater dedication.

The Islamabad Police maintains its commitment to the welfare of its personnel, continually working to improve their living conditions and upgrade police infrastructure.