Police playing vital role for peace in Balochistan
Police Training College Commandant Muhammad Saleem Lehri spoke at 89th passing out parade
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Police Training College (PTC) Commandant Muhammad Saleem Lehri on Thursday said Balochistan police were playing a vital role on the front line for curbing terrorism and other crimes to ensure peace and stability in the province.
He expressed these views while speaking to police cadets at the 89th passing out parade of the college. Lehri said the performance of police was being improved by proving them advance training and modern weapons, adding that cadets who had completed their training would perform their duty with a positive attitude for serving the public and eliminating crimes across the province.
The commandant said police personnel should perform their duty honestly and maintain a positive attitude with the people for building confidence among them regarding the performance of the force. He said police personnel and officials were trained with the aim of serving people and standing against terrorism and criminal elements to ensure sustainable peace.
Published in The Express Tribune, January 11th, 2019.
Police Training College (PTC) Commandant Muhammad Saleem Lehri on Thursday said Balochistan police were playing a vital role on the front line for curbing terrorism and other crimes to ensure peace and stability in the province.
He expressed these views while speaking to police cadets at the 89th passing out parade of the college. Lehri said the performance of police was being improved by proving them advance training and modern weapons, adding that cadets who had completed their training would perform their duty with a positive attitude for serving the public and eliminating crimes across the province.
The commandant said police personnel should perform their duty honestly and maintain a positive attitude with the people for building confidence among them regarding the performance of the force. He said police personnel and officials were trained with the aim of serving people and standing against terrorism and criminal elements to ensure sustainable peace.
Published in The Express Tribune, January 11th, 2019.