Inspector General of Police (IGP) Islamabad Syed Ali Nasir Rizvi is actively implementing measures to enhance the welfare of the capital’s police force, focusing on housing, legal aid, and other essential services.

A meeting at the Central Police Office, attended by housing and legal officials, examined the challenges faced by officers and personnel. Collaborating with the National Police Foundation, attendees reviewed residential and legal matters, including housing provision and ongoing project progress. The meeting also addressed streamlining housing allocation procedures, ensuring transparency in apartment and plot allotments.

Further discussions centered on enhancing welfare policies, aiming to provide practical support in education, healthcare, and housing. The IGP emphasized that the Islamabad Police force is a family, prioritizing its well-being and advancement.

He reiterated his dedication to expanding current projects, aiming to offer modern housing, quality education, and improved medical services. Rizvi further stated that the focus on trust and comprehensive welfare seeks to address immediate needs while building a secure and prosperous future for the police force.