Key Points:
- An Anjuman-e-Tajran City Faisalabad delegation calls on RPO Inamur Rehman Malik at Police Lines
- The two sides agree on a coordinated strategy against extortion, robbery and street crime
- The RPO says market security is being strengthened and police patrolling increased
- The traders praise steps to improve police response time on Emergency 15 calls
A delegation of traders met RPO Inamur Rehman Malik at Police Lines over market security and street crime.
The Anjuman-e-Tajran City Faisalabad delegation included Shahid Razaq Sikka, Aslam Bhalli, Amin Butt, Mian Mubeen, Haji Abid and Haji Ghulam Murtaza, besides other trader leaders.

The meeting discussed the city’s overall security situation and law and order, besides the problems facing the trader community.
The two sides agreed on a coordinated and effective strategy to bring extortion, robbery and street crime to an end.
The RPO said the problems of Faisalabad’s traders and industrialists would be resolved on a priority basis.
The RPO said security arrangements in trading centres, markets and business areas were being made more effective. He said police patrolling was also being increased so that traders and citizens get a safe environment.
The RPO said law and order in the city would improve further through mutual cooperation between the police and the trader community.
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Providing a peaceful and safe environment to the business community is the police’s first priority, he said.
The delegation assured the police of its full cooperation.
The traders also praised the steps being taken to improve the police response time to calls received on Emergency 15.
The meeting resolved that the police and the trader community would together play their full part in curbing crime, protecting business activity and establishing lasting peace in the city.
The handout was issued by Inspector Dr Muhammad Rizwan Bhatti, spokesman for the Regional Police Officer, Faisalabad.
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