Abbottabad: Deputy Inspector General (DIG) Hazara Nasir Mahmood Satti on Wednesday hosted a farewell luncheon in honour of transferred Commissioner Hazara Fayyaz Ali Shah, paying tribute to his administrative leadership and contributions to strengthening governance, interdepartmental coordination and public service across the Hazara Region.
Speaking at the ceremony attended by senior police and civil administration officials, the DIG said that Fayyaz Ali Shah demonstrated exceptional professionalism, integrity and leadership during his tenure, playing a key role in maintaining law and order, promoting institutional coordination and improving service delivery.
He said the Commissioner maintained exemplary cooperation between the district administration and police, particularly during emergencies, religious and national events and other important occasions, enabling timely and effective public service.
Nasir Mahmood Satti said that under the Commissioner’s leadership, governance and service delivery systems in all districts of Hazara Region became more transparent, efficient and people-oriented. He added that mutual trust and coordinated efforts between institutions significantly contributed to strengthening peace and stability in the region.
The DIG expressed best wishes for Fayyaz Ali Shah’s future responsibilities and voiced confidence that he would continue serving the public with the same dedication in his new assignment.
Addressing the gathering, Commissioner Hazara Fayyaz Ali Shah thanked the DIG and Hazara Police for the farewell reception.
He said the police and district administration had always worked as one team to maintain law and order and improve public service in the region.
He appreciated the professionalism and cooperation of Hazara Police and expressed hope that the close coordination between the two institutions would continue.
At the conclusion of the ceremony, DIG Hazara presented the outgoing Commissioner with a commemorative police shield and souvenirs on behalf of Hazara Police, while other police and civil officers also presented him with farewell gifts.