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CTO Honors Honest Traffic Officer

CTO Islamabad Kainat Azhar Khan commends Traffic Officer Muhammad Riaz for his honesty and patience, awarding him a commendation certificate and cash rewar

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Traffic Officer Muhammad Riaz receives a commendation certificate and cash reward from CTO Kainat Azhar Khan.

Key Takeaways

  • CTO Islamabad Kainat Azhar Khan commended Traffic Officer Muhammad Riaz.
  • Riaz was recognized for his honesty, patience, and alertness.
  • The officer received a commendation certificate and cash reward.

Chief Traffic Officer (CTO) Islamabad, Kainat Azhar Khan, honored Traffic Officer Muhammad Riaz for his exemplary performance on duty. During a private meeting, the CTO expressed her appreciation for Riaz's commitment and dedication.

In a statement to the Associated Press of Pakistan, the CTO highlighted Riaz's honesty and patience, noting that these qualities were evident in his daily work. 'Muhammad Riaz has set a commendable example for his colleagues,' said CTO Kainat Azhar Khan, emphasizing the importance of integrity and diligence in public service.

The Traffic Officer was awarded a commendation certificate and a cash reward for his outstanding service. According to an ITP official, the recognition was a way to acknowledge and encourage such behavior among the traffic force. 'We hope this will inspire others to follow in his footsteps,' the official added.

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Muhammad Riaz, who has been serving with the Islamabad Traffic Police for several years, expressed his gratitude for the recognition. 'I am deeply honored and humbled by this gesture,' he said, adding that his commitment to duty is driven by a sense of responsibility towards the community.

The commendation serves as a reminder of the value placed on ethical conduct and professional behavior within the traffic force. CTO Kainat Azhar Khan's decision to personally recognize Riaz underscores the importance of such initiatives in fostering a culture of integrity and excellence.

The Islamabad Traffic Police have been working towards enhancing the quality of service provided to the public. This recognition is part of their ongoing efforts to reward and encourage exemplary behavior among their officers. 'We are committed to maintaining high standards of service and ensuring that our officers are motivated to perform their duties with the utmost professionalism,' said an ITP official.

The commendation certificate and cash reward are intended to not only acknowledge Riaz's efforts but also to set a positive example for other officers. The CTO's action is seen as a significant step towards promoting a culture of honesty and dedication within the force.