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LAHORE, Sep 06 (APP):Under the supervision of Inspector General of Police Punjab Dr. Usman Anwar, the mission to provide higher education from abroad for the deserving children of police martyrs and constables is making significant progress. Punjab Police Foreign Educational Scholarship Program has successfully disbursed scholarships to five students. The IG Punjab presented foreign scholarship cheques to the children of four police martyrs and one constable. These students are pursuing higher education in institutions across the United Kingdom, China, and Uzbekistan. Nawaz Ismail, son of Shaheed Constable Muhammad Nawaz, received a scholarship of 1 million rupees for medical education in Uzbekistan. Nadia Farman, daughter of Shaheed Constable Muhammad Qurban, was awarded two million rupees for a degree in International Business Management at a British university. Saeed Amjad, son of constable Muhammad Amjad, received two million rupees for a Project Management degree in the UK. Aisha Razaq, daughter of Shaheed Head Constable Muhammad Razaq, was granted two million rupees for an MSc in Applied Public Health in the UK. Samran Ameer, son of constable Fayyaz Ahmed, was awarded a scholarship for a graduate program in Clinical Medicine in China.
The IG Punjab congratulated the students who received foreign scholarships and advised them to complete their education with dedicated effort. He directed the Police Welfare Branch to expand the scope of foreign scholarships further. He said that in the future, an even greater number of students would be awarded scholarships for higher education abroad.
The ceremony was attended by Additional IG Welfare and Finance Riaz Nazir Gara, RPO Faisalabad Dr. Muhammad Aabid Khan, CPO Faisalabad Kamran Adil, DIG Welfare Ghazi Muhammad Salahud Din, AIG Welfare Amara Shirazi, and other senior officials.