Islamabad: A special Iftar dinner was organized at Police Lines Headquarters Islamabad to commemorate International Women’s Day, where tribute was paid to female police officers and the families of martyrs. The ceremony was attended by Inspector General of Police Islamabad, Syed Ali Nasir Rizvi, along with senior police officers and women from various sectors.

According to Islamabad Capital Police, the IGP highlighted the significant contributions of women in the Islamabad Police, noting that their role is on par with their male counterparts. He praised the efforts of female officers in maintaining law and order, controlling crime, and engaging in community policing. The IGP emphasized the importance of providing a supportive working environment for women, stressing that equal opportunities and a safe environment are vital for social development.

The ceremony also honored the sacrifices of the families of martyrs and ghazis of Islamabad Police. Following the dinner, the IGP held an open court session at the Central Police Office in Islamabad, allowing citizens and police officers to voice their concerns. The IGP assured attendees that resolving issues with merit and transparency remains a priority for the police force. He encouraged citizens to freely present their grievances at the open court sessions without hesitation.