Inspector General Dr. Usman Anwar Prioritizes Police Welfare

The Inspector General of Police Punjab, Dr. Usman Anwar, recently conducted a meeting with police officers and their families to discuss and resolve their concerns promptly. The meeting, held at the Central Police Office, focused on prioritizing the welfare of police officers' families, ensuring their well-being and addressing any issues they face.

During the meeting, Dr. Usman Anwar stressed the importance of maintaining open communication between officers and their superiors to swiftly resolve any problems that may arise. He specifically instructed supervisory officers to personally oversee the resolution of issues faced by the officers and their families, allowing the officers to concentrate on their professional duties without added stress.

Dr. Usman Anwar issued several directives aimed at providing immediate relief to the families of police officers. These directives included approving the recruitment of the son of a deceased constable as a junior clerk on a family claim basis and offering assistance to a retired inspector upon request.

Additionally, the Inspector General addressed recruitment requests from the sons of two police officials based on family claims, demonstrating a commitment to supporting the families of police personnel. He also responded to a citizen's request by instructing the DIG Intelligence Special Branch to conduct an inquiry and take necessary action, showcasing a dedication to addressing community concerns.

Dr. Usman Anwar's proactive approach to addressing the welfare of police officers and their families highlights a commitment to ensuring the well-being of those who serve and protect the community. By prioritizing the needs of police personnel and their families, the Inspector General sets a positive example for fostering a supportive and caring environment within the police force.