12-11-2010, 02:57 PM
ISLAMABAD: Deputy Inspector General of Police (Security Division) Dr. Mujeeb ur Rehman has asked ministerial staff of Islamabad police to accomplish their duties in responsible manner and contribute through hard work in improving the image of capital police.
He stated this while addressing the 37 employees of ministerial staff of Islamabad police who conducted their training course successfully at Secretariat Training institute.
Stenographers, UDCs and LDCs conducted this training and were handed over certificates by DIG (Security Division) Dr. Mujeeb ur Rehman and DIG Headquarters Kamal Uddin Tipu.
DIG Headquarters Kamal Uddin Tipu urged the employees of ministerial staff to work hard in their profession as it is key to success. He said that those police officials performing well would be awarded while those involved in dereliction of duties would not be spared.
He also announced to take welfare steps for the employees of police and resolve their problems on priority.
Both the DIGs congratulated those who successfully conducted the course and awarded them cash prizes.
They hoped that working environment in police offices will improve through the training.
He stated this while addressing the 37 employees of ministerial staff of Islamabad police who conducted their training course successfully at Secretariat Training institute.
Stenographers, UDCs and LDCs conducted this training and were handed over certificates by DIG (Security Division) Dr. Mujeeb ur Rehman and DIG Headquarters Kamal Uddin Tipu.
DIG Headquarters Kamal Uddin Tipu urged the employees of ministerial staff to work hard in their profession as it is key to success. He said that those police officials performing well would be awarded while those involved in dereliction of duties would not be spared.
He also announced to take welfare steps for the employees of police and resolve their problems on priority.
Both the DIGs congratulated those who successfully conducted the course and awarded them cash prizes.
They hoped that working environment in police offices will improve through the training.