Inspector General of Police Shoaib Dastagir has said that the “E-Payment App” is the significant effort of modern technology and traffic police, Lahore for the convenience of the citizens that will exclude the need to go to the bank for payment of challan money and citizens will not have to go to the traffic police offices to get their papers back, but by submitting the challan money online through “E-Payment App”, they will be able to collect their papers from the traffic police personnel on the spot, which will save them valuable time and resource as well.
He said this while directing officers after the inauguration of the newly-constructed building of the traffic sector New Anarkali. Lahore CCPO Zulfiqar Hameed and CTO Liaquat Ali Malik were present on the occasion.
He directed Lahore CTO Liaquat Ali Malik to start the test run of “E-Payment App” as soon as possible, in light of the results of the test run, make sure to start this App in other sectors too. He further said that with effective use of modern technology and introduction of new projects for the convenience and guidance of the citizens should be continued and during the course of duty, the citizens should be treated with courteous behavior so that the relations between the police and the public can be further improved and strengthened
The IG reviewed the working of different branches after the inauguration of the newly-constructed building. While briefing about the new application, the CTO said that this app was integrated online with all other relevant entities and will remove the unnecessary hassle for paying the challan money.
He added that initially this app was being launched as a test run in the traffic sector New Anarkali. On this point, he informed the IG about the working of different branches of the new office and said that in this building for the convenience and ease of the citizens was also taken into account as there were adequate arrangements for the citizens who come to receive the papers and all staff were determined to assist and guide the citizens.