SSP Qazi reviews crime control strategy, orders intelligence-based crackdown

Senior Superintendent of Police (Operations) Qazi Ali Raza chaired an important meeting to review crime prevention measures, operational performance and policing strategies across the federal capital.

ISLAMABAD, Jul 19 (APP): Senior Superintendent of Police (Operations) Qazi Ali Raza chaired an important meeting to review crime prevention measures, operational performance and policing strategies across the federal capital.
SSP Qazi reviews crime control strategy, orders intelligence-based crackdown
An official told APP on Sunday that the meeting was attended by zonal Superintendents of Police (SPs), Sub-Divisional Police Officers (SDPOs) and Station House Officers (SHOs) from across the district.
The meeting reviewed the performance of police officers, progress in the arrest of suspects involved in heinous crimes, proclaimed offenders and habitual criminals, besides discussing an effective strategy to curb criminal activities.
SSP Qazi reviews crime control strategy, orders intelligence-based crackdown
 SSP Qazi also reviewed service delivery at police stations under the SIPS protocol and issued necessary directions to further strengthen modern policing standards and improve public service.
Addressing the participants, Qazi  directed the officers to further intensify intelligence-based and targeted operations against criminal elements and ensure the arrest of proclaimed offenders and habitual criminals without delay.
SSP Qazi reviews crime control strategy, orders intelligence-based crackdown
He stressed that the protection of citizens’ lives and property must remain the top priority of Islamabad Capital Territory (ICT) Police and instructed officers to utilize all available resources to promote effective crime prevention and community-oriented policing.
The SSP Qazi said operational vigilance, professional investigations and proactive policing were essential to maintaining law and order and ensuring a safe and secure environment for the residents of the federal capital.
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