- SSP Operations reviewed security at the district courts on Tuesday.
- He inspected the bakhshi khana and the courts’ checking arrangements.
- He directed that walk-through gates and checking equipment stay functional.
- He also heard public complaints at an open court in his office.
FAISALABAD: The senior superintendent of police (operations) reviewed security at the district courts and heard public complaints at an open court on Tuesday, police said.
SSP Operations Imran Ahmed Malik visited the district courts and reviewed the security of the bakhshi khana and the courts in detail, according to the police spokesperson.








DSP Civil Line Ghulam Shabbir and other officers accompanied him during the visit, police said.
The SSP also held an open court in his office and heard members of the public, the spokesperson said.
He directed that walk-through gates and other checking equipment at the courts must remain functional and that the checking of people entering the courts must be complete, police said.
A strict watch on suspicious persons and strict monitoring of the parties in serious cases appearing for hearings were also directed, according to the spokesperson.
SSP signs MoU for discounted tests

SSP Operations Imran Ahmad Malik signed a memorandum of understanding with Test Care Lab and Diagnostic Centre, Saleemi Chowk, Satyana Road, Faisalabad, police said.
The memorandum was signed by SSP Operations Imran Ahmad Malik and chief executive officer Zohaib Hassan, police said.
The agreement aims to provide discounted medical facilities for the children and families of martyrs, Ghazis, serving and retired police personnel, police said.
Families of martyrs will receive a 70% concession on laboratory tests and 40% on radiology, police said.
Ghazi personnel and families of deceased employees will receive 60% on laboratory tests and 30% on radiology. Serving and retired officers and their families will receive 50% on laboratory tests and 30% on radiology.

The concession applies to those presenting a Service Card or a reference letter signed by an authorised officer. Family members of martyrs and deceased personnel must also present a formal reference letter, police said.
A special discount will also apply to the full body test package. Test results will be timely, accurate and confidential, police said.
The memorandum will remain valid for three years from the date of signing. It may be reviewed or extended by mutual consent, police said.
The SSP said the agreement aims to provide relief to martyrs’ families and employees. He said the welfare of police personnel and martyrs’ families is the top priority and practical steps for the welfare of employees’ children are ongoing.
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