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ABAD delegation meets Karachi police chief to discuss law & order

ABAD delegation meets Karachi police chief to discuss law & order

Key Takeaways

  • A 12-member ABAD delegation led by Muhammad Hassan Bakhshi met with AIGP Karachi Azad Khan.
  • The meeting focused on the city’s law and order situation and issues affecting the construction sector.
  • Senior Vice Chairman Syed Afzal Hameed was also present at the meeting.

A delegation from the Association of Builders and Developers of Pakistan (ABAD) met with the Additional Inspector General of Police (AIGP) for Karachi, Azad Khan, on Tuesday to address concerns related to law and order in the city. The 12-member team was led by Muhammad Hassan Bakhshi, who serves as the Chairman of ABAD.

During the meeting, representatives from both sides discussed various issues impacting the construction sector, including safety measures for workers and ensuring smooth functioning of ongoing projects amidst rising crime rates and other security challenges in Karachi. The AIGP assured the delegation that his office would work towards improving the overall law and order situation to facilitate business operations.

Senior Vice Chairman Syed Afzal Hameed was present at the meeting, where he highlighted specific concerns faced by construction companies operating in Karachi. He emphasized the need for enhanced security measures around construction sites and urged the police to take a more proactive role in preventing incidents that could disrupt ongoing projects.

The AIGP acknowledged these challenges and assured the delegation of his commitment to addressing them. He stated, 'We understand the importance of your sector to the city’s economy and will work closely with you to ensure a safer environment for construction activities.'

According to Bakhshi, the meeting was productive and provided an opportunity for open dialogue between the police administration and the business community. He added, 'It is crucial that we collaborate to find solutions that benefit both parties and contribute positively to the city’s development.'

The delegation also discussed the impact of recent incidents on the morale of workers and the overall productivity of construction sites. They highlighted the need for regular patrols by police personnel in high-risk areas to deter criminal activities.

In response, AIGP Khan assured that his office would deploy additional resources to ensure better security coverage in critical areas. He also proposed setting up a joint task force comprising representatives from ABAD and the police department to address specific issues more effectively.

The meeting concluded with both parties agreeing on the importance of maintaining regular communication channels for future updates and collaborative efforts. This is seen as a positive step towards improving the law and order situation in Karachi, which has been a significant concern for businesses operating in the city.

'We understand the importance of your sector to the city’s economy and will work closely with you to ensure a safer environment for construction activities.'

AIGP Azad Khan, Additional Inspector General of Police, Karachi

'It is crucial that we collaborate to find solutions that benefit both parties and contribute positively to the city’s development.'

Muhammad Hassan Bakhshi, Chairman, ABAD