The Islamabad Police has set up a complaint cell for overseas Pakistanis at the Central Police Office (CPO) in sector H-11 of the federal capital.
The development comes after Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah directed the Inspector General of Islamabad Police, Dr. Akbar Nasir Khan, to address the concerns of Overseas Pakistanis rapidly.
Note here that Superintendent of Police (SP), Faryal Fareed, will be in charge of the complaint cell, which will operate round the clock.
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A police spokesperson revealed that overseas Pakistanis can register their complaints at [email protected], o51-9259022 (landline), or 051-9259390 (fax number).
Moreover, complaints about non-cognizable offenses will be dealt with in 24 hours, while the cognizable offenses will be assigned to the relevant officer who will report on the matter.
Meanwhile, standard operating procedures (SOPs) have also been issued in this regard. It is worth noting that the Islamabad Police had shared details regarding the cell’s name and its location on Twitter, however, it deleted that tweet without citing any reason.
Besides, the Islamabad Police is planning to develop an online complaint cell portal as well, where Pakistani expatriates will be able to register their complaints directly from their host countries.
In related news, the federal government has provided the Islamabad Police with 16 brand-new cars and 18 motorcycles in an effort to lower street crimes in the federal capital. In addition, it had also given 95 150cc heavy bikes to the Eagle Squad earlier in April in an attempt to reduce crime in the city.