ISLAMABAD: Deputy Inspector General (DIG) of Police Islamabad, Syed Ali Raza, on Saturday emphasised a zero-tolerance policy towards corruption and abuse of authority, stressing that the protection of life, property, and citizens’ dignity is of paramount importance.

He expressed these views while presiding over a meeting at his office, attended by SSP Operations Mohammad Arslan Shahzaib, all Station House Officers (SHOs), and beat officers, according to a public relations officer.

DIG Islamabad directed all SHOs to form dedicated teams and work closely with them to effectively combat crime. He highlighted the importance of officers remaining vigilant against criminal activities.

He instructed all officers to increase patrolling in their respective areas to control crime and ensure a visible police presence. Additionally, he directed them to compile lists of absconders, proclaimed offenders, and individuals involved in serious crimes, and to locate and apprehend them.

Published in Dawn, September 15th, 2024

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