IGFC visits police complex in South Waziristan, reviews public services
Officials directed to ensure prompt resolution of public complaints and timely delivery of police services.
WANA: The Inspector General of Frontier Corps Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (South) visited the Sholam Police Complex and Police Facilitation Centre in South Waziristan, where he reviewed security arrangements, administrative matters and services provided to the public.
During the visit, the IGFC met the Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) of the Elite Force. They discussed the overall law and order situation, security arrangements and coordination among relevant departments.
The IGFC also inspected various sections of the Police Facilitation Centre and received a briefing on public services, including the issuance of police character certificates, police clearance and document verification, driving licences, traffic challan verification, reporting of lost documents and belongings, employee verification, registration of first information reports (FIRs) and assistance with public complaints.
He directed the officials concerned to treat visitors courteously, provide necessary guidance and ensure the transparent and timely delivery of all available services.
The IGFC also stressed the need for prompt redressal of public grievances, improved security arrangements and effective coordination among relevant departments.
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