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SSP special branch assures to improve security in markets

byCT Report
09/08/2017
in Chambers & Associations, Latest News, Pakistan Chambers
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ISLAMABAD: The business community was playing leading role in the development of the economy and police would take all possible steps to further improve security situation in markets. This was said by Capt. (r) Muhammad Ilyas, SSP Special Branch while addressing business community at Islamabad Chamber of Commerce and Industry. He was accompanied by Ms. Arsala Saleem, SP Special Branch.

Capt. (Redt) Muhammad Ilyas said that ICCI has always lauded the good performance of police which boosted its morale. He was of the view that citizens and police close liaison would be helpful in overcoming crimes and improving law & order situation in the city. Ms. Arsala Saleem, SSP Special Branch said that the cooperation and support of citizens was vital to detect crimes and catch criminals. She vowed that police would take all possible steps to establish peaceful environment for business activities.

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Speaking at the occasion, Khalid Iqbal Malik, President, Islamabad Chamber of Commerce and Industry lauded the good efforts of Special Branch for detecting crimes and nabbing criminals in the city. He said Police have cooperated with ICCI members in time of need which showed its positive approach in resolving the issues of business community. He said close cooperation between ICCI and police would help in overcoming crimes and improving security in markets.

Khalid Malik, Senior Vice President, Islamabad Chamber of Commerce and Industry said that that Islamabad Police was considered best police in Pakistan and hoped that police will play more effective role in improving law & order situation in the city. Tahir Ayub, Vice President ICCI also lauded the positive role of SSP Special Branch in detecting crimes and hoped that police in collaboration with ICCI would resolve security related key issues of business community.

Zafar Bakhtawari, Sai fur Rehman Khan, Naeem Siddiqui, Ajmal Baloch, Khalid Chaudhry, M. Ashfaq Chatha, Musharraf Janjua and others also spoke at the occasion.

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