Faisalabad Net Second Place in Police Badminton Championship

Key Points:

Faisalabad Region took second place in the inter-regional badminton championship; Gujranwala Region won the trophy.
Sheikhupura and Bahawalpur regions shared third place.
IG Punjab Abdul Karim met police employees and their families at the Central Police Office and ordered immediate relief on their applications.
Transfer and financial-aid requests were referred to the officers concerned the same day.

Faisalabad Region claimed second place in the Pakistan Police inter-regional badminton championship, finishing behind Gujranwala Region. The same day, police employees and their families were heard in person at the Central Police Office, where relief orders followed on the spot.

Gujranwala Lift the Badminton Trophy

According to the handout issued by the DPR Punjab Police, the badminton tournament formed part of the annual inter-regional and inter-district competitions held under the Pakistan Police Sports Board.

The tournament was held under the supervision of the RPO and DPO Sheikhupura. Badminton teams from across the regions took part.

Gujranwala Region took first place and the trophy. Faisalabad Region finished second, while Sheikhupura and Bahawalpur regions shared third place.

The IG Punjab praised the winning teams and said the best players emerging from the inter-regional competitions should be picked for the police teams.

The best players emerging from the inter-regional competitions should be picked for the police teams.

Director General of the Pakistan Police Sports Board, Additional IG Imran Arshad, said such sports events would continue to promote healthy activity in the force.

Athar Ismail said the tournament ended successfully because of the cooperation, full participation and sound arrangements of the officers and personnel concerned.

Relief Orders at the Central Police Office

At the Central Police Office, IG Punjab Abdul Karim met police employees and their families, heard their problems and issued orders for immediate relief.

The transfer applications of ASIs Muhammad Ramzan Sheikh and Asghar Ali were sent to the DIG Establishment-II with directions to take them up for consideration.

On the medical financial-aid application of retired head constable Asghar Ali, the AIG Welfare was directed to provide relief.

The transfer application of junior clerk Almas Shakeel went to the AIG Admin and Security. The financial-aid application of orderly constable Muhammad Saleem was sent to the DIG Welfare and Finance.

Head constable Muhammad Imran’s transfer application was referred to the DIG Establishment-II.

According to the Punjab Police spokesman, orders were also issued on the day on other applications concerning discipline, administration, promotion and welfare.

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