ISLAMABAD, Oct 08 (APP): Chief Traffic Officer (CTO) Islamabad Kainat Azhar Khan on Thursday visited Islamabad Traffic Police (ITP) Headquarters to review ongoing construction work and directed officials to complete the project on time while maintaining quality standards. An ITP official told APP that the CTO Kainat inspected the under-construction building and different sections of the headquarters to check the progress of development work. During the visit, she received a …
CTO Kainat reviews ITP Headquarters work, rewards ASI

ISLAMABAD, Oct 08 (APP): Chief Traffic Officer (CTO) Islamabad Kainat Azhar Khan on Thursday visited Islamabad Traffic Police (ITP) Headquarters to review ongoing construction work and directed officials to complete the project on time while maintaining quality standards.

An ITP official told APP that the CTO Kainat inspected the under-construction building and different sections of the headquarters to check the progress of development work.

During the visit, she received a briefing from the concerned officers about the construction progress, pace of work, and administrative matters related to the project.

She directed the officers to ensure that all construction work was completed within the given time while maintaining quality and transparency.
The CTO Kainat said the early completion of the project would help provide better facilities to traffic police officers and personnel.
Separately, CTO Kainat invited Assistant Sub-Inspector (ASI) Muhammad Faisal to her office and appreciated his outstanding performance, hard work, and dedication to duty.
She awarded the ASI a cash reward and commendation certificate in recognition of his professional performance and responsible attitude towards his duties.
The CTO Kainat encouraged him to continue performing his duties with the same dedication and professional commitment.
She said recognising good performance not only encouraged individual officers but also promoted hard work, responsibility and professionalism across the traffic police force.


