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SSP Operations Conducts Open Court to Address Public Grievances

City Police Officer Hassan Mushtaq Sukhera directed an open court at Chontra Police Station to address public complaints.

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SSP Operations Conducts Open Court to Address Public Grievances

Key Takeaways

  • Senior Superintendent of Police Malik Tariq Mehboob held an open court at Chontra Police Station.
  • The event was directed by City Police Officer Hassan Mushtaq Sukhera.
  • Public complaints were addressed during the Khuli Katchery.

Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Malik Tariq Mehboob conducted an open court (Khuli Katchery) at Chontra Police Station in response to public grievances. The initiative was directed by City Police Officer Hassan Mushtaq Sukhera, who provided the necessary guidance for this community engagement.

The Khuli Katchery is a traditional method of addressing public complaints directly within the police station premises. This approach allows citizens to voice their concerns and seek immediate redressal from law enforcement officials without the need for formal legal proceedings.

During the event, residents had the opportunity to present their issues to SSP Malik Tariq Mehboob in an informal setting. The open court format is designed to foster transparency and build trust between the police force and the community.

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City Police Officer Hassan Mushtaq Sukhera emphasized the importance of such initiatives, stating that they are crucial for maintaining a positive relationship between law enforcement and the public. 'It’s essential for us to listen to the concerns of our citizens and work towards resolving them,' he said during the event.

SSP Malik Tariq Mehboob expressed his commitment to addressing these complaints promptly and effectively. He assured the attendees that all issues raised would be thoroughly investigated and appropriate action taken. 'We are here to serve the people, and it is our duty to ensure their grievances are heard,' he added.

The open court served as a platform for direct communication between the police and the public, highlighting the SSP’s dedication to community policing. Such events not only help in resolving immediate issues but also contribute to long-term community relations and safety.

Following the Khuli Katchery, residents reported feeling more confident about approaching law enforcement with their concerns. The event was seen as a step towards improving trust and cooperation between the police and the local community.

'It’s essential for us to listen to the concerns of our citizens and work towards resolving them,'

City Police Officer Hassan Mushtaq Sukhera

'We are here to serve the people, and it is our duty to ensure their grievances are heard,'

SSP Malik Tariq Mehboob