Key Takeaways
- DIG Ali Waseem directed police stations to ensure timely completion of computerized records.
- The meeting was held with readers of zonal SPs and Moharrars of police stations.
- Failure to comply could result in delays, warned DIG Ali.
Deputy Inspector General (DIG) Islamabad Ali Waseem has ordered police stations to digitize their records, emphasizing the importance of timely completion.
The directive was issued during a meeting held on Wednesday with readers of zonal SPs and Moharrars of police stations.
In his directive, DIG Ali Waseem stressed the need for all police stations to ensure the computerization of their records, highlighting the potential consequences of delays.
An official from the DIG's office stated that the directive was aimed at improving the efficiency and transparency of police operations.
The DIG warned that any failure to comply with the directive could result in further delays, which could impact the overall functioning of the police department.
The meeting was attended by key officials from various zonal SPs and Moharrars, who were briefed on the importance of the directive.
DIG Ali Waseem emphasized the need for a coordinated effort among all police stations to ensure the successful implementation of the directive.
The directive is part of a broader initiative to modernize the police force and improve service delivery to the public.
