Islamabad police chief reviews administrative affairs, facilities for personnel

Islamabad's top police official convened a meeting with Headquarters Division officers to review the police force's administrative affairs, logistical support, facilities, and welfare measures. Retired Captain Mohammad Sohail Chaudhry, the Inspector General of Police, emphasized the importance of officers' dedication, commitment, and professionalism in their duties. He announced rewards for outstanding performance and stressed accountability for negligence, inefficiency, and poor performance.

Chaudhry underscored the Headquarters Division's crucial role in providing logistical and administrative support to the police force. He directed officers to enhance the management of the police store, mess hall, inventory, and uniform distribution. He also stressed the efficient use of available resources and timely fulfillment of the force's operational and administrative needs.

Chaudhry highlighted that providing quality facilities to those who protect citizens' lives and property is a vital responsibility and pledged to address their welfare and professional needs.

Since the beginning of the year, 498 suspects were arrested in operations targeting drug peddlers, illegal weapons holders, proclaimed offenders, and habitual offenders. Police intensified their crackdown, arresting 73 suspects and recovering significant amounts of drugs, illegal weapons, and liquor. Additionally, 314 proclaimed and other wanted accused were apprehended.

To curb criminal activities, the police conducted 114 grand combing and search operations, checking 6,328 individuals and 2,617 houses, inspecting 271 hotels, 640 shops, 3,036 motorcycles, and 1,206 vehicles.