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Federal minister, senior officials meet Tarnol elders to review law and order

Talal Chaudhry, IGP Sohail Chaudhry and Islamabad's Chief Commissioner discussed security measures with community representatives.

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APP (Pakistan)

Minister of State for Interior Talal Chaudhry, Inspector General of Police Islamabad Captain (Retd) Muhammad Sohail Chaudhry, and the Chief Commissioner of Islamabad held a meeting on Wednesday with elders and community representatives of Tarnol to discuss the law and order situation in the area, according to the Associated Press of Pakistan (APP).

The meeting focused on measures to address security concerns in Tarnol and its adjoining localities, though APP's report did not detail the specific steps discussed or agreed upon during the session.

Engagement with community elders is a recurring approach used by Islamabad's law enforcement and administrative officials to gather local input on security matters and to coordinate on maintaining order in the capital's outlying areas.

The meeting brought together representatives from the federal interior ministry, Islamabad police leadership and the city's civil administration, reflecting a coordinated approach to addressing the concerns raised by Tarnol residents.

APP did not report any specific follow-up actions or a timeline resulting from the discussion.

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