40-member delegation of probationers PMS meets IG Sindh

City News Feb, 16 2023
40-member delegation of probationers PMS meets IG Sindh
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Karachi: 40-member delegation of PMS probationers under training under sixth batch of CSTP met IG Sindh Ghulam Nabi Memon at Central Police Office and discussed matters of mutual interest including police control over security situation and other important issues.

DIG Headquarters Sindh gave briefing to delegation with special reference to police’s all administrative and financial affairs, including available resources, manpower and operational/investigation measures of police in field and use of modern techniques and equipment in anti-crime.

IG Sindh told delegation in detail about adapting policing to innovation and contemporary requirements and ensuring use of information technology in this regard. Calling full use of experiences and observations of their professional life as an opportunity and blessing, he said that your successful professional life will depend not only on your ability but also on training you will learn from your seniors.

Yadgari Shield was presented to participants of delegation by Sindh Police. Senior officers of CPO were also present.

Published in The Daily National Courier, February, 16 2023

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