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Lahore police official reviews security arrangements ahead of LCCI elections

Deputy Inspector General of Police Operations Faisal Kamran visited the Lahore Chamber of Commerce and Industry to inspect security plans for the upcoming chamber elections.

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— APP (Pakistan)

Deputy Inspector General (DIG) of Police Operations for Lahore, Faisal Kamran, visited the Lahore Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) on Thursday to review security arrangements made ahead of the chamber's upcoming elections, according to Associated Press of Pakistan.

The visit is part of routine security planning that typically accompanies elections held by major trade and business bodies such as the LCCI, which represents a large number of businesses in Lahore and plays an influential role in the city's commercial and economic affairs.

Security reviews of this kind generally involve coordination between local police and event organisers to ensure orderly proceedings, manage access to the venue, and address any potential disruptions during voting. The LCCI, as one of Pakistan's most prominent chambers of commerce, holds elections periodically to select its leadership, a process that draws significant interest from the local business community.

No further details were provided regarding the specific security measures planned or the timeline for the elections themselves. Pakistani law enforcement officials routinely conduct similar inspections ahead of significant civic and institutional elections to help ensure a secure and orderly voting process.

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