Key Points:
- DPO Ikhlaq Ullah Tarar ordered all available resources used to arrest proclaimed and habitual offenders.
- Heinous cases are to be investigated on merit.
- The DPO said protection of citizens’ life and property is the police’s top priority.
TOBA TEK SINGH: Police were ordered to use all available resources to arrest proclaimed and habitual offenders.
According to the police handout, District Police Officer (DPO) Ikhlaq Ullah Tarar gave the directions while chairing a crime meeting.
The meeting was attended by the SP Investigation, the DSP Investigation, the DSP Organised Crime, circle officers, station house officers, branch in-charges and chowki in-charges.
The meeting reviewed the crime situation across the district, the investigation of heinous cases, the arrest of proclaimed and habitual offenders and operations under way against criminal elements.
The DPO directed the officers to ensure crime prevention, merit-based investigation of heinous cases and effective operations against criminal elements.
The DPO said: ‘Protection of citizens’ life and property and the establishment of law and order is the police’s top priority.’
He said all officers should perform their duties with hard work, honesty and professionalism and continue indiscriminate operations to end crime.
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