Summary
- Naqvi highlighted the Federal Constabulary’s growing importance amid the current law-and-order situation, saying its personnel must remain prepared to respond to a wide range of challenges.
- During his visit to the FC headquarters, Naqvi announced plans to improve sports facilities for the personnel, including the construction of an international-standard swimming pool.
- Naqvi further directed officials to take immediate steps to facilitate the cancer treatment of the mother of an FC personnel member.
Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi visited the Federal Constabulary Training Centre in Shabqadar and reviewed special training exercises conducted by the Anti-Riot Wing.
During the visit, Naqvi observed various practical drills designed to test the personnel’s operational skills, discipline and preparedness. He praised the officers and personnel for their professional training and ability to respond to challenging law-and-order situations.
Naqvi said the Anti-Riot Wing had received modern training and was fully equipped to help maintain peace and public order. He stressed that the government would not allow anyone to undermine the country’s stability.
The interior minister acknowledged that peaceful protest remains a constitutional right, but said citizens must follow the procedures prescribed by law. He added that the state would continue to fulfil its responsibility to maintain public order, while authorities would deal with anyone who violates the law according to legal provisions.
Naqvi highlighted the Federal Constabulary’s growing importance amid the current law-and-order situation, saying its personnel must remain prepared to respond to a wide range of challenges. He directed the trainees to make the most of their training and enter the field with strong professional skills and complete operational readiness.
The minister also ordered the provision of gas masks to all personnel and said the government was arranging modern protective equipment that meets international standards.
During his visit to the FC headquarters, Naqvi announced plans to improve sports facilities for the personnel, including the construction of an international-standard swimming pool.
He also inspected the barracks and met with FC personnel to hear about their concerns. Naqvi directed officials to reconstruct all washrooms at the facility.
The minister also asked personnel about electricity supply, recalling that they had complained about load-shedding during his previous visit. The personnel told him that the situation had improved and they now receive uninterrupted electricity.
Naqvi further directed officials to take immediate steps to facilitate the cancer treatment of the mother of an FC personnel member.
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