ISLAMABAD: Captain Muhammad Sohail Chaudhry has formally assumed charge as the new Inspector General (IG) of Islamabad Police.
The new police chief arrived at the Central Police Office (CPO), where senior officers and police personnel welcomed him. A formal change-of-command ceremony also took place at the CPO.
A smartly turned-out police contingent presented a guard of honour to Captain Muhammad Sohail Chaudhry.
After the ceremony, the new IG held introductory meetings with senior police officers. He received briefings on the force’s professional and operational affairs.
Captain Muhammad Sohail Chaudhry also met CPO staff. He discussed administrative matters and other issues related to police operations.
The new police chief later visited the Martyrs’ Memorial at the Central Police Office. He paid tribute to officers and personnel who lost their lives while serving the country.
He laid a floral wreath at the memorial and offered prayers for the martyrs.
Speaking to police officers, Captain Muhammad Sohail Chaudhry said law and order would remain his top priority.
He said protecting citizens and their property would also receive special attention. The IG directed officers to provide timely and effective services to the public.
He stressed that the police would not compromise on merit, transparency or the rule of law.
The IG called for stronger measures to prevent crime in the federal capital. He also directed officers to improve the professional capabilities of Islamabad Police.
He stressed the need for better traffic management across Islamabad. He also called for improved public facilitation.
Captain Muhammad Sohail Chaudhry directed police personnel to treat citizens with courtesy and respect. He urged officers to show responsibility and professionalism while performing their duties.
He said strengthening public trust in the police would remain a key priority.
The new IG also stressed the effective use of modern technology in policing. He called for stronger accountability and discipline within the force.
He said Islamabad Police must continue to raise its professional standards. He also paid tribute to police martyrs and acknowledged their sacrifices.
Captain Muhammad Sohail Chaudhry said Islamabad Police would continue the mission of its martyrs. He pledged that the force would perform its duties with full responsibility.
He said the police would work to protect citizens and ensure the effective enforcement of law in the federal capital.
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