Report: Dr. MB Qamar / ANI
LAHORE — Punjab Police service centres have provided modern and digital services to more than 3.379 million citizens across the province so far this year, according to a Punjab Police spokesperson.
The spokesperson said more than 1.2 million citizens underwent general police verification, while over 631,000 were issued police character certificates. More than 927,000 citizens also registered tenancy agreements.
Meanwhile, over 133,000 citizens received medico-legal certificates, while more than 78,000 people from vulnerable sections were provided legal and social security services.
The spokesperson said 23,600 citizens availed vehicle verification services, 67,465 registered missing documents and 2,398 filed crime reports. More than 203,000 citizens received copies of FIRs, while 56 cases of violence against women were registered.
More than 100,000 citizens also completed Registration of Employees (ROPE), while around 2,600 obtained police verification for private employment.
IG Punjab Abdul Karim said Police Service Centres are a flagship public service delivery project providing 24/7 facilities to citizens. He directed officials to ensure polite, courteous and professional behaviour with citizens at service centres, police stations and other public places.
