Islamabad:In a bold move to bridge the gap between the po lice and the public, DIG Islamabad Syed Ali Raza held an open forum, known as Khuli Kachehri, at his office to address the grievances of citizens and police officials alike. This initiative, driven by the Inspector General of Police (IGP) Islamabad Syed Ali Nasir Ali Rizvi’s directives, underscores the Islamabad Police’s commitment to prioritizing public issues.
During the session, DIG Raza lent a sympathetic ear to the complaints and concerns of the citizens, ensuring that each application was marked for timely action and merit-based resolution. Senior police officers were also present to facilitate the process. The DIG’s message was clear: strict action would be taken against officials involved in bribery or corruption, with a zero-tolerance policy in place.
Emphasizing the Islamabad Police’s unwavering dedication to securing citizens’ lives and property, DIG Raza asserted that such interactive sessions would continue to provide maximum relief to the public. By promoting friendly policing and self-accountability, these gatherings ensure the immediate resolution of citizens’ problems, with their protection and self-respect being the top priority.
Through this open-door policy, the Islamabad Police is redefining its relationship with the community, fostering trust, and ensuring that justice is served.
