ISLAMABAD: In a significant development for the Islamabad Police, 535 officers have been promoted to higher ranks as part of an ongoing departmental initiative. This brings the total number of promotions to 702 since Inspector General of Police (IGP) Islamabad Captain (Retd.) Muhammad Sohail Chaudhry took charge, underscoring efforts to bolster the force’s professional growth.

According to Islamabad Capital Police, the newly promoted personnel include 10 Superintendents of Police, 33 Deputy Superintendents of Police, six Inspectors, 37 Sub-Inspectors, 258 Assistant Sub-Inspectors, 356 Head Constables, and two Upper Division Clerks. An official ceremony at Police Lines Headquarters in Islamabad marked the promotions, attended by senior officials such as DG Safe City Mustansar Feroze and DIG Headquarters Muhammad Jawad Tariq, among others. During the event, senior officers pinned new ranks on the promotees and extended their congratulations.

IGP Chaudhry emphasized that promotions are a fundamental right and recognition of the dedication and services of police personnel. He expressed confidence in the promotees’ ability to handle greater responsibilities with commitment and integrity, highlighting the importance of their roles in safeguarding citizens. The IGP also reiterated the department’s commitment to ongoing professional development, ensuring that promotions are merit-based and timely.