PESHAWAR: Chief Capital City Police Officer Syed Ashfaq Anwar organized an online open court for the first time to raise awareness of public issues and complaints, including street crimes, drug peddling, social and community issues, and traffic problems, as well as to address direct complaints related to the police. During the online Kachehri held at the CCPO office in the police line, dozens of citizens informed the CCPO about police complaints, suggestions, crime detection, and police behavior through telephones and social media. The CCPO took note of the online complaints and issues from the citizens and assured them of issuing immediate resolution orders to the concerned police officers and promptly addressing the suggestions. It should be noted that most citizens in the “Khulli Kachehri” pointed out traffic problems, drugs, street crimes, and other collective issues, upon which CCPO syed Ashfaq Anwar issued orders to the relevant officers and called for immediate reports. The citizens were assured that the complaints and suggestions submitted would be implemented in all cases.
The CCPO mentioned that he wanted to directly listen to public issues and gain awareness from them. The Online Kachehri was held, and this series will continue, which is expected to bring positive results. Responding to a question, the CCPO stated that actions were being taken by the local police, including the Abbabil Squad and City Patrol, to prevent street crimes and other offenses by identifying hotspots. They are also addressing social issues and drug-related problems, especially ice. He mentioned that the Dispute Resolution Council (DRC) is playing an important role in peacefully resolving property and other disputes between citizens, and the PAL office is established for citizens’ convenience. While addressing the students during the Khulli Kachehri, the CCPO emphasized the importance of hard work and dedication. In response to a question, CCPO Syed Ashfaq Anwar stated that in addition to the children of police martyrs, the children of serving policemen should receive education. Efforts are underway on a priority basis to further improve the system and enhance their welfare. He added that modern technology is needed to enhance policing, and work is in progress in that regard. He requested the support of the people, stating that Peshawar Police is their own police, and success is not possible without the support of the community. He also emphasized the unquestionable role of the online open court, as it helps citizens become aware of the problems they face and facilitates taking necessary actions.
