Islamabad Police SP Orders Timely Logistics Support for Security Personnel
Superintendent of Police Headquarters Pari Gul Tareen has directed logistics staff to ensure prompt provision of equipment to officers on security duty in the federal capital.
Superintendent of Police (SP) Headquarters Pari Gul Tareen has directed the logistics team of the Islamabad police to ensure the timely provision of essential equipment and facilities to officers and personnel deployed for security duties in the federal capital.
According to an official cited by the Associated Press of Pakistan, the directive was issued to support personnel responsible for the protection of citizens and the maintenance of law and order in Islamabad.
The order forms part of routine efforts by police leadership in Islamabad to maintain operational readiness among officers assigned to security and law enforcement duties.
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