DPO reviews law and order meeting
No corruption, physical torture and violence would be tolerated at police stations, says DPO
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BAHAWALPUR:
District Police Officer (DPO) Muhammad Sohaib Ashraf presided over a meeting to review actions being taken to control crimes in the city.
The meeting was held at the conference room of District Police Officer’s office which was attended by ASP Saddar circle, station house officers and investigation officers of the respective areas.
While addressing the meeting, the DPO said, “No corruption, physical torture and violence would be tolerated at police stations.” He emphasised the need to utilise modern technology and techniques to trace out whereabouts of criminals and to arrest them.
“Every police station should ensure completion of its record, timely,” he said. The DPO added that senior police officials should keep an eye on the performance of their subordinates.
He asked the investigation officers to ensue merit and transparency in investigation process and quick disposal of cases.
Published in The Express Tribune, December 27th, 2019.
District Police Officer (DPO) Muhammad Sohaib Ashraf presided over a meeting to review actions being taken to control crimes in the city.
The meeting was held at the conference room of District Police Officer’s office which was attended by ASP Saddar circle, station house officers and investigation officers of the respective areas.
While addressing the meeting, the DPO said, “No corruption, physical torture and violence would be tolerated at police stations.” He emphasised the need to utilise modern technology and techniques to trace out whereabouts of criminals and to arrest them.
“Every police station should ensure completion of its record, timely,” he said. The DPO added that senior police officials should keep an eye on the performance of their subordinates.
He asked the investigation officers to ensue merit and transparency in investigation process and quick disposal of cases.
Published in The Express Tribune, December 27th, 2019.