CCPO orders foolproof security for Eid Milad-un-Nabi ﷺ

LAHORE: Capital City Police Officer Bilal Siddique Kamyana chaired a high-level performance review meeting of the Model Town and Cantt divisions, issuing directives for a comprehensive crackdown on social crimes, display of arms and the culture of hooliganism.
The meeting evaluated crime prevention strategies, the quality of police investigations, the overall law and order situation and public service delivery across both divisions.

Ordering the formulation of a foolproof security plan for the upcoming Eid Milad-un-Nabi(SAWW) processions and religious gatherings, the CCPO directed officers to deploy robust security measures along sensitive locations, gathering spots, and traditional procession routes.

Assigning the task of eradicating social crimes directly to SSP (Operations) Abdullah Ahmed, CCPO Lahore emphasized a stern, across-the-board crackdown against lawbreakers. He issued strict instructions to target aerial firing, brandishing of weapons and the so-called “Dalla culture” , reiterating a zero-tolerance policy against anyone disrupting public peace.

“Protecting the lives and property of citizens remains the foremost duty of the police force. Field officers must personally oversee field operations to eradicate crime,” he said, directing officials to accelerate action against proclaimed offenders and habitual criminals using all available resources.

Underscoring procedural compliance, the CCPO stated that the timely registration of First Information Reports (FIRs) is a fundamental right of every citizen and must be ensured without exception. He warned that negligence or delay in addressing public grievances would not be tolerated, directing supervisory officers to rigorously monitor cases to raise investigation standards.

DIG (Admin) Imran Kishwar, DIG (Investigation) Zeeshan Raza, DIG (Operations) Faisal Kamran, SSP (Investigation) Muhammad Naveed, SSP (Operations) Abdullah Ahmad, alongside divisional SPs, ASPs, circle officers, SHOs and Incharges investigation from the Model Town and Cantt divisions, attended the meeting.