Kohat: The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Police continued efforts to strengthen operational preparedness, honour the sacrifices of fallen personnel and improve public service delivery through a series of activities across the province.
In Kohat, DSP Headquarters Imaduddin, on the directives of District Police Officer (DPO) Kohat SSP Rai Mazhar Iqbal, on Tuesday visited the graves of police martyrs within the jurisdiction of Ustarzai Police Station. Accompanied by SHO Ustarzai Adnan Khan and a police contingent, he paid tribute to the martyrs, laid floral wreaths and offered Fateha for the eternal peace of the departed souls and patience for their families.
Speaking on the occasion, DSP Imaduddin said police personnel who sacrificed their lives for the security and peace of the country were a source of pride for the department and their services would always be remembered.
Meanwhile, DPO Kohat SSP Rai Mazhar Iqbal inspected Saddar Police Station along with DSP Saddar and SHO Saddar. During the inspection, he reviewed the malkhana, armory, official records and daily diaries, directing officers to ensure proper record maintenance, secure handling of weapons and strict administrative discipline.
The DPO also met citizens at the police station, listened to their complaints and instructed officials to resolve public grievances promptly and fairly. He reviewed cleanliness, security arrangements and public facilities, reiterating that Kohat Police remained committed to controlling crime and safeguarding the lives and property of citizens.
In another development, Inspector General of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Police Zulfikar Hamid handed over an advanced Protector APC (B7 Level RCW) equipped with a WB-300 Jammer System to District Police Officer Tank to enhance operational capabilities in high-risk areas.
The IG KP said the modern armoured vehicle would strengthen police response against terrorism, landmine threats and ambush attacks. He added that the force was being equipped with advanced technology and resources to meet emerging security challenges, while operations against terrorists would continue without interruption. He reaffirmed that protection of police personnel, elimination of terrorism and ensuring public safety remained the department’s top priorities.