ISLAMABAD: The Islamabad Police appointed young Muhammad Furqan, who is battling cancer, as an honorary Superintendent of Police (SP) for a day. This gesture was part of the “Make-A-Wish” initiative, in collaboration with Kawish Foundation and Fauji Foundation, to fulfill Furqan’s dream of becoming a police officer.

According to Islamabad Capital Police, on the directive of Inspector General of Police (IGP) Captain (Retd.) Muhammad Sohail Chaudhry, the initiative was designed to bring joy to Furqan by granting him an experience in law enforcement. Furqan was welcomed warmly by the police force and introduced to various aspects of policing, including professional practices and citizen protection measures.

During his visit to the I-9 Police Station, Furqan, as the honorary SP, learned about police operations, complaint redress procedures, and crime prevention measures. The visit allowed him to experience the police work environment and understand the responsibilities involved in serving the community.

Expressing his happiness, Furqan shared his lifelong dream of becoming a police officer and his gratitude to the Islamabad Police and the foundations for making it a reality. His elder brother, Nauman Ayaz, expressed the family’s gratitude for the initiative, highlighting the joy it brought to Furqan.

Islamabad Police officers praised the initiative for fulfilling children’s dreams and spreading happiness, reaffirming their commitment to supporting similar efforts in the future. The police force emphasized their dedication not only to citizen protection but also to promoting compassion and social responsibility through meaningful initiatives.