IG Punjab Allocates House to Late Sub-Inspector's Family

The Inspector General of Police Punjab, Dr. Usman Anwar, has approved the allocation of a house in Lahore to the family of the late sub-inspector Ziaullah Khan from Narowal Police. The family's request for a flat in the private society Askri 11 in Lahore with all necessary amenities was fulfilled. This gesture was made in recognition of the sacrifice made by Sub-Inspector Ziaullah Khan in the line of duty.

Sub-Inspector Ziaullah Khan's family, comprising his wife and daughter, will now reside in the designated house, thanks to the efforts of the Punjab Police Department. The decision to provide housing to the martyr's family was approved by a committee led by Additional IG Welfare Riaz Nazir Gara, highlighting the department's commitment to supporting the families of fallen officers.

IG Punjab Dr. Usman Anwar praised the bravery displayed by Sub-Inspector Ziaullah Khan during his service, emphasizing the importance of honoring and supporting the families of police martyrs. He reiterated the department's dedication to recognizing the sacrifices of officers like Ziaullah Khan, who fearlessly confronted dangerous criminals to ensure the safety of the community.

The provision of housing to the family of Sub-Inspector Ziaullah Khan not only serves as a tribute to his service but also underscores the Punjab Police's commitment to upholding the welfare of its officers' families. This act of generosity reflects the department's values of honoring and remembering the sacrifices made by its dedicated personnel.