ISLAMABAD: Minister for Interior Affairs Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan has said that overall improvement in law and order situation and decline in terrorism has been witnessed during the last three years due to hard work of the law enforcement agencies.
He was addressing passing out parade of recruits held in the Police Line Headquarters here on Monday. Chinese Ambassador Sun Weidong, Islamabad Chief Commissioner Zulfiqar Haider, Inspector General of Police (IGP) Tariq Masood Yasin, and other senior officials of the Islamabad police and the law enforcement agencies were also present on the occasion.
Addressing the passing out parade, the minister said that overall security situation has improved in the country over the past three years and incidents of terrorism have come down. “The entire credit for this achievement goes to security and intelligence agencies of the country,” he mentioned. The minister said that crime rate had declined in the capital city of Islamabad and also expressed his commitment to make it crime free city. Police personnel should play significant role in achieving this target besides ensuring positive change in policing affairs.
Islamabad police chief should make the federal capital a crime-free city, the Minister said. “I am happy that 480 recruits have appointed purely on merit. We have to ensure transparency and merit in recruitment process and the policy will be adopted in the appointment of personnal in Rapid Response Force (RRF),” the minister pledged. The minister also inspected the passing out parade and was presented an honorary shield by the IGP Islamabad Tariq Masood Yasin.
The minister also distributed the keys of vehicles among Frontier Constabulary (FC), FIA and Islamabad police which were provided by the Chinese government.
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