Key Points:
- CPO Tanveer Hussain held an open court at his office and heard citizens’ applications.
- The officers concerned were asked for answers on the spot; orders were issued for redress on merit.
- Open courts are held every day; the series also runs at police-station level.
FAISALABAD: City Police Officer Tanveer Hussain sought answers from officers on citizens’ applications at an open court on Saturday.
According to the police handout, the CPO heard the applicants and issued orders for the redress of each application on merit.
A police spokesman said the CPO directed the officers concerned to ensure justice on every application without discrimination and within the stipulated time.
The spokesman said open courts were held daily so that citizens could get justice. The series also continued at the police-station level.
He said the basic purpose of the open courts was the timely redress of citizens’ complaints, the provision of justice and a quick resolution of their problems.
The CPO said the protection of citizens’ lives and property was the top priority of the police.
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