LAHORE - Participants of the 4th batch of the National Institute of Public Policy’s (NIPP) Internship Programme visited the Central Police Office (CPO) as part of their field exposure activities, here on Saturday. The delegation consisted of 16 students pursuing MPhil, MS, BS, and A-Level degrees from various educational institutions. Additional IG Training Tariq Rustam Chohan welcomed the students and briefed them on the ongoing reforms and initiatives undertaken by Punjab Police. He highlighted the department’s focus on timely registration of cases, professional investigation, and modern, technology-driven training modules. He also noted improvements achieved through the Crime Record Management System (CRMS), Human Resource Management System (HRMS), and IT-based reforms. Public-facing initiatives such as Police Khidmat Marakaz, Tahaffuz Marakaz, and Misaaq Centers were described as transformative service delivery models.
(The Nation)
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