No fake drug cases, no corruption: RPO's pledge to Faisalabad media

Key Points:

RPO Inamur Rehman Malik tells a media delegation that no innocent citizen will be booked in a fabricated narcotics case
The handout says action against drug dealers will be strict, while corrupt officials will face strict action
Police vehicles are being fitted with trackers for effective monitoring of patrolling across the region
SHOs will remain present at their police stations from 4pm to 6pm for the redress of public complaints

FAISALABAD: Regional Police Officer Inamur Rehman Malik on Tuesday assured a media delegation of zero tolerance for force corruption.

According to the RPO office handout, a delegation of electronic and print media representatives called on the regional police officer at his office.

The handout said the delegation included former Press Club president Shahid Ali, Khadim Gill, Hassam Qazi, Sagheer Sanwal, Tahir Shakeel, Maqbool Lodhi, Shaista Sheikh, Hafiz Abid and Rana Atiq.

RPO Faisalabad Inamur Rehman Malik meets an electronic and print media delegation at the Regional Police Office

The RPO told the delegation that strict legal action would be taken against elements selling narcotics across the region.

He said no fabricated or false narcotics action against an innocent citizen would be tolerated under any circumstances.

Inamur Rehman Malik said corruption in the police would not be tolerated in any case.

He said strict action would be taken against officials who exceeded their authority or were found involved in corruption, as six officials were dismissed at Gulberg the same day.

The RPO said there would be no compromise on the protection of women and children.

According to the handout, the media representatives raised questions about police patrolling, women’s and children’s protection, awareness pamphlets, seminars at colleges and universities alongside SHOs’ presence at their stations.

“Corruption in the police will not be tolerated in any case.”

The RPO assured the delegation of effective measures on these issues and of the redress of public complaints.

He said modern trackers were being installed in police vehicles for effective monitoring, while patrolling across the region was being made more effective.

The handout said action under the law would also be taken over violations of traffic rules.

It said the response time to 15 emergency calls was being improved further and the registration of FIRs was being ensured.

The handout added that open kutcheries were being held and SHOs’ presence at police stations from 4pm to 6pm was being ensured for timely resolution of public problems.

Inamur Rehman Malik said law and order, protection of citizens’ lives and property, elimination of crime, timely justice and the supremacy of law were his top priorities.

He said all available resources were being utilised for the purpose.

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