The IGP was addressing a ceremony held in honour of the Bahawalpur police to acknowledge their performance in Lahore on Thursday.
Rehman added that all the institutions would unanimously have to form a comprehensive policy so that investigations and prosecutions could be made foolproof by protecting witnesses and punishing convicted criminals.
The provincial police chief said that trade and economy depend upon security and law and order in the society, explaining that less crime would yield more investments and lead to a flourishing economy.
Bahawalpur police smashed an inter-provincial gang of robbers on Thursday by arresting seven of its members, who had snatched away a truck loaded with carpets worth Rs40 million.
No fake police encounter in the province
The IGP defended his force, saying police only retaliate in self-defence.
Rehman added that police encounters which took place in Jhang and Nankana districts this week, were also genuine and had left three policemen dead.
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Tell your employers to enact better laws.
We need at least Five Law universities in Punjab. But this is not priority of Sharif family. They will prefer to spend money by which they can get more vote to win next election.
Our Law education is more condition, One can pas Law exams by just cramming the last five years papers in 10 day by Punjab university.
Failed officer.