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ISLAMABAD: Minister for Interior Ahsan Iqbal Wednesday said Pakistan is sorting those thorns which were thrown or spread by the US.
The minister whiling terming the remarks of the US President Donald Trump disappointing, said Pakistan has given innumerable sacrifices in war against terrorism to maintain stability and peace in the region. Ahsan Iqbal was addressing a ceremony where newly established Anti-Riot Unit (ARU) of Islamabad Police demonstrated their skills in different formations. The ARU, comprising 2,000 personnel, would deal with protests and sit-ins in future in the federal capital. The demonstration ceremony was attended by Inspector General of Police (IGP) Islamabad Sultan Azam Taimuri, chief commissioner Islamabad, officers and officials of Islamabad Police. Ahsan Iqbal said Pakistanis were honourable and dignified nation and no one had right to raise finger on its dignity. He said the successful operation of Pakistan?s security forces had weakened networks of terrorists who were on the run and added that no country had greater stake in Afghanistan?s peace than Pakistan. ?Pakistan is collaborating with international community and playing vital role for establishment of peace. Our people, armed forces, law enforcement agencies (LEAs) and police have given sacrifices and the country?s economy suffered huge financial losses,? he said. ?We made the National Action Plan (NAP) and launched a full-fledged operation against terrorists in the country,? he said. Congratulating the ARU of Islamabad Police on completion of training of 586 personnel in first phase, Ahsan Iqbal said ARU was proposed to be formed to ensure law and order in Islamabad. The minister said that in this era of innovations, police needed to adopt technologies to put the force on modern lines and curb crimes. He said acquiring technology was an easy task but main thing was its appropriate usage. He said the maximum usage of technology would definitely ensure ease in lives of citizens and further improve performance of police. Ahsan Iqbal said the system of policing could not be improved without the participation of community and said he had directed the IGP to introduce reforms to make Islamabad Police a role model for others. He said training courses of Islamabad Police were also being arranged with lectures from national and international experts on modern policing so as to improve professional conduct of police. Special leadership course for SHOs was also being arranged in Islamabad, he added. The minister directed the Police Department to ensure people friendly attitude and pursue zero tolerance on all crimes. He said model police station project in the federal capital should be expedited and be made exemplary for the rest of provinces with the sole objective to facilitate common people. At the same time, he said the idea of community policing should be materialised while benefiting from state-of-the-art technology. Ahsan Iqbal said a reward system for SHO, junior officer and Jawans of the month was being introduced. He said the policemen exhibiting outstanding performance should also be given cash prizes.The minister said the role of police in society was of prime importance as no country could progress without improved law and order. أكثر... ??????? ??????: Pakistan sorting thorns spread by US, says Ahsan || ??????: ahlam1399 || ??????: اسم منتداك
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