Report: Dr. Mirza MB Qamar/ANI
GUJRANWALA — Significant reforms in the Punjab Police are helping improve relations between citizens and law-enforcement agencies in the Gujranwala region, with senior officers focusing on public service, accountability, road safety and the welfare of police personnel.
CPO Gujranwala Dr. Sardar Ghiyas Gul Khan has taken steps to reduce the traditional distance between police and citizens, while SP Punjab Highway Patrol (PHP) Regional Officer Gujranwala Mian Moazzam Ali is focusing on highway security, prompt assistance to motorists and the welfare of the force.
Mian Moazzam said the police’s primary responsibility is to protect the lives and property of citizens and ensure that people can approach officers without fear. He stressed that courteous treatment, timely response and professional law enforcement are essential to restoring public confidence.
Regarding the welfare of personnel, he said special attention is being given to the education and training of the families of martyrs, Ghazis and other duty-bound personnel, while commendations and awards continue for outstanding performance.
He also reiterated a zero-tolerance policy towards corruption, bribery, misuse of authority and inappropriate behaviour, saying strict departmental action would be taken against officials who mistreat or wrong citizens.
According to the report, improvements in law and order, highway safety and public confidence demonstrate the positive impact of honest leadership, public service and strict accountability
