KARACHI: Sindh police have decided to provide housing facilities to its officials and personnel with Inspector General of Police (IGP).
Ghulam Nabi Memon saying that this would help them in execution their duties without having any worries.
“I am in contact with the planning and development department and working on pending housing projects.”
The newly selected IG Sindh said and added that they would inaugurating the scheme that could have maximum housing units to expedite the whole team.
He supplementary publicized bringing instalment-based housing schemes for policemen.
Saying it would help in providing reasonable housing facilities to the cops.
“We are also bringing health card facility for policemen, enabling free treatment for officials and personnel in private hospitals,” he said.
The IG additional shared that the medical card would have a maximum limit of 250,000.
Budget For Police:
Talking concerning expenditure of major portion of budget owed for police.
Ghulam Nabi Memon said that 85 percent of it goes to pay salaries of the policemen.
Rapidly after his recent appointment, the IG Sindh has taken radical measures.
To improve policing in the province through numerous measures.
In one such effort, Ghulam Nabi Memon has said that:
The Sindh police would appoint female Head Registrars and duty officers to boost women’s contribution in the law enforcement sector.
Many woman police officers are presently serving as Station House Officers (SHO) in abundant police stations across Sindh.
Rendering to IG Sindh Ghulam Nabi Memon, the nomination made to empower women by connecting them in the policing process. Women appointed as head registrars, duty officers and at several other posts, he added.
The IG added that they have decided to acquire 12 new bulletproof vans, and 7000 shells to maintain the law and order situation in the province.
The operations in the ‘kaccha’ area in northern Sindh strengthened, and air ambulances used to provide medical assistance to injured policemen and transfer them to the best possible hospitals, he added.