Key Points:
- SP Saleem Chughtai retires after 30 years of police service
- IG Punjab Abdul Karim presents honorary shield, gifts and bouquet at the CPO farewell ceremony
- Chughtai joined the department in 1996 as Inspector Legal and was serving as AIG Legal
LAHORE: Superintendent of Police Saleem Chughtai retired from the police service on Saturday after completing thirty years in uniform.
The Punjab Police spokesman said a farewell ceremony was held at the Central Police Office in Lahore to mark the retirement.
According to the spokesman, IG Punjab Abdul Karim presented him with an honorary shield, gifts and a bouquet at the ceremony.
The spokesman said additional IGs, DIGs, SSPs and other senior officers also attended the ceremony.
The IG Punjab said Chughtai had shown the best performance in the various posts he held during his professional career.
He said the department appreciated Chughtai’s 30 years of excellent service, adding that retired officers and personnel of Punjab Police were a valuable asset of the department.
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According to the spokesman, Chughtai joined the police department in 1996 as Inspector Legal and was serving as AIG Legal at the time of his retirement.
The spokesman said the IG Punjab and the senior officers congratulated Chughtai on completing his service and expressed best wishes for his future life.
The spokesman added that Chughtai thanked the officers for the honour shown to him on his retirement.
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