Major Overhaul Ahead: Interior Minister Syed Mohsin Naqvi Unveils Radical Reforms for Islamabad Police
Islamabad, Pakistan – In a significant policy announcement today, the Interior Minister detailed an ambitious slate of reforms targeting the Islamabad police force, aimed at enhancing efficiency and reducing crime across the capital. The press conference outlined a series of initiatives designed to overhaul public safety and service delivery.
New 24/7 Service Center to Address Public Issues
The Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi revealed plans for a new 24-hour service center in Islamabad, which will offer 28 different types of services, including exercise-related, character certification, and various police-related services. “This initiative positions Islamabad as a leader in comprehensive public service across Pakistan,” explained the Minister, emphasizing the government’s dedication to efficient and accessible public services.
Aggressive Measures to Tackle Crime and Ensure Safety
A major component of the announced reforms is a strengthened focus on crime reduction. Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi detailed enhanced patrolling and monitoring strategies, particularly targeting the Margalla tracks, a known trouble spot. “Our goal is to mirror the crime reduction successes we’ve seen in places like Lahore, where proactive policing has significantly lowered crime rates,” the Minister stated.
Enhancing Financial Discipline within Police Departments
The Syed Mohsin Naqvi also addressed the financial operations within the police force, particularly the need to improve tax collection and rental compliance. He highlighted the implementation of stringent financial controls to ensure that police operations are well-funded and that resources are allocated efficiently. “Financial discipline is crucial for maintaining order and supporting essential public services,” he noted.
Commitment to Long-term Improvement and Public Accountability
In his closing remarks, the Minister pledged a transparent approach to these reforms, encouraging the media and the public to hold the police accountable. He suggested that comparisons be made between the current state of police stations and their conditions following the implementation of the reforms. “We are setting high standards for transparency and effectiveness. The public will witness significant improvements in the coming months,” he assured.
Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi Expectations High as Islamabad Police Undergo Major Reforms
With these sweeping reforms, the Interior Minister’s initiative is set to transform Islamabad into a model city for public safety and responsive governance. The focus on reducing crime, enhancing service delivery, and promoting financial discipline underscores a robust plan to improve the quality of life for all residents in the capital.
