Key Points:
- IG Punjab Abdul Karim orders further improvement in the scope and standard of facilities at police Khidmat centres
- 256 Khidmat centres across Punjab provide citizens with 16 digital facilities and services
- Khidmat Markaz Global serves Pakistanis through embassies and consulates in 42 countries
- More than 122,000 overseas Pakistanis have so far been served through Khidmat Markaz Global
LAHORE: Inspector General of Police Punjab Abdul Karim on Sunday ordered further improvement in facilities at police Khidmat centres.
DIG IT Dr Shahzad Asif briefed the meeting that 256 Khidmat centres across Punjab were providing citizens with 16 digital facilities and services.
The meeting was informed that through Khidmat Markaz Global, police services were being provided to Pakistanis through embassies and consulates in 42 countries.
According to the briefing, more than 122,000 overseas Pakistanis have so far been provided facilities through Khidmat Markaz Global.
The police handout said the facilities for overseas Pakistanis included character certificates and national status verification among several other services.
According to the handout, citizens could also obtain all Khidmat Markaz facilities at home through the Punjab Police Public App.
The handout added that the Khidmat Markaz system also used SMS, WhatsApp and NADRA verification services.
A police spokesman said the meeting was attended by the additional IG welfare and finance, the additional IG logistics and procurement, the additional IG operations, the DIG welfare and finance, the DIG IT and other officers.
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