Day Care Center established in Women Police Station Rawalpindi for the children of women police officers, all possible steps for the welfare of force are being taken according to the vision of IGP, Punjab Inam Ghani, said CPO Rawalpindi.
Establishment of Day Care center for our children is a revolutionary step by CPO Muhammad Ahsan Younas, said lady police officers.
According to the details, CPO Rawalpindi Muhammad Ahsan Younas continues to take revolutionary steps for the welfare of force and to enhance professionalism in the policing. Establishment of a day care center for the children of lady police officers in women police station Rawalpindi is another step in this regard. According to the vision of Inspector General of Police, Punjab Inam Ghani, CPO Muhammad Ahsan Younas has established a day care center for the children of women police officers; the day care center will be available for the children from 08.00 am to 04.00 pm. Facilities like kitchen, heaters, air conditioner, geyser, washroom, comfortable bedding, toys, LED television, study material and other playing articles have been provided in the day care center for the well being and care of the children. With the establishment of day care center, women police officers will remain care free during their duty hours as their children will be taken care of in a comfortable caring atmosphere with home like facilities. A woman police officer is deputed to take care of the children while the overall monitoring of the center will be done by a senior lady police officer Zunaira Azfar, SP Security Rawalpindi. Women police officers of Rawalpindi have been delighted on the establishment of such a vital necessity and have appreciated the step of CPO Muhammad Ahsan Younas for their welfare. CPO on the occasion said that welfare of force is our priority, day care center has been established to provide better working atmosphere and facility for the women police officers and it will make them care free during their duty hours which ultimately will enhance their working capabilities. Establishment of Day Care center was the need of the hour which has been met.
RAWALPINDI: Sugar will be sold in Rawalpindi markets for Rs84 per kilogram starting today (Wednesday), following the arrival of a consignment from Karachi Port.
The provincial government released 779 metric tons of sugar to the Rawalpindi district after a month-long sugar crisis, to sell in the open market for Rs84 per kg.
Sugar was being sold for Rs110 per kg in the open market, while people were queuing outside Utility Stores to buy the commodity at a subsidised price of Rs70 per kg.
However, Utility Store outlets were only selling 5kg bags of sugar instead of 1kg packs.
Additional Deputy Commissioner General Zaheer Anwar Jappa told Dawn that sugar prices would gradually decline in the open market now that imported sugar from Karachi has reached the city and distribution to vendors has begun.
He said the district’s requirement was 150 metric tons per week, so 779 metric tons would be more than enough. He added that the district administration would check that sugar is being sold for Rs84 per kg.
Mr Jappa added that sugarcane crushing season would begin on Nov 10, after which more sugar would reach the market soon. He said the government has imported sugar, which will be enough for some months.
Consumers can register complaints if sugar is not being sold at the price determined by the administration, he said, adding that the government would ensure that all the shopkeepers sell sugar at the fixed price.
Deputy Commissioner retired Capt Anwarul Haq said that price magistrates in the district raided 769 shops and fined 122 shopkeepers Rs250,000 for overcharging.
He directed price magistrates to speed up the drive against the price hike and overcharging for edibles in the district. He said any shopkeeper found to be overcharging would face cases and would be sent to jail, while their shops sealed immediately.
Mr Haq also visited Lalazar Market and checked the weights and the quality and prices of food sold in various shops.
Inspector General of Police Punjab Shoaib Dastgir visits Police Line Headquarters
Rpo Rawalpindi Imran Ahmar, CPO Rawalpindi Muhammad Ahsan Younis, SSP Operations Shoaib Mahmood, Chief Traffic Officer Syed Ali Akbar, the three Divisional SPs, SP Headquarters and other senior officers received the IG Punjab.
Upon arrival at the police line headquarters, the well-armed police saluted, IG Punjab laid a wreath at the memorial and prayed.
IG Punjab visited the Martyrs’ Gallery and recorded his impressions in the opinion book.
Living nations and institutions remember their martyrs and are proud of great sacrifices: IG Punjab Shoaib Dastgir
Inspector General of Police Punjab formally inaugurated Constable Altaf Hussain Shaheed Mess, Police
The IG Punjab interacted with the officers and men present in the mess hall and expressed satisfaction over the facilities provided in the mess hall.
IG Punjab Shoaib Dastgir visited ASI Hassan Naeem Shaheed Gym and Head Constable Sajid Mahmood Shaheed Library and appreciated both the projects.
IG Punjab Shoaib Dastgir formally inaugurated Police Welfare Center Rawalpindi.
The CPO Rawalpindi gave a detailed briefing about the Police Welfare Center. The CPO said that the police personnel used to face difficulties in resolving the issues. Will,
IG Punjab took special interest in the online system of the Police Welfare Center. Congratulations to CPO Rawalpindi for launching the best welfare project of the force.
IG Punjab Shoaib Dastgir formally inaugurated Irshad Shaheed Auditorium and expressed happiness over the facilities provided in the auditorium.
The best facilities of the auditorium should be used for the training programs and recreational purposes of the force, IG Punjab Shoaib Dastgir
A change of culture is visible from the projects of Rawalpindi Police, IG Punjab Shoaib Dastgir
IG Punjab Shoaib Dastgir was very happy to see the excellent renovation of Police Lines Headquarters, especially the Martyrs’ Gallery.
This journey of innovation in Punjab Police should continue, IG Punjab Shoaib Dastgir
Reviewed the security arrangements and directed the Sp Pothohar Syed Ali to ensure foolproof security.
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