Key Points:
- Chiniot police have introduced WhatsApp number 0370-4022020 for citizens to send complaints from home.
- DPO Dr Naveed Atif heard citizens’ problems at an open court at the DPO office.
- Officers have been told to treat citizens well and solve their problems without delay.
CHINIOT: Citizens can now send their complaints to Chiniot police on WhatsApp number 0370-4022020 from home.
According to the police handout, District Police Officer Dr Naveed Atif heard citizens’ problems at the open court and marked their applications to the concerned officers for redressal within the allotted time.
Speaking at the open court, he said all possible steps are being taken to improve public service delivery under the vision of Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz.
The DPO also directed complaint cell officers to follow up on the applications and submit a report. Modern technology is being used in all police stations of the district for citizens’ convenience, while people’s problems are being solved on a priority basis.
Dr Naveed Atif directed field officers to treat citizens well, solve their problems at the earliest and not keep them waiting without reason. He said: “Humiliation of any citizen in offices or police stations will not be tolerated.”
“Humiliation of any citizen in offices or police stations will not be tolerated.”
He told citizens whose problems are not solved at police stations that they may come to his office without hesitation.
The DPO said public cooperation is essential to end crime and asked people to point out crimes around them so timely action can be taken.
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