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Lahore, In a compassionate gesture aimed at supporting police personnel injured in the line of duty, Inspector General Police Punjab Dr. Usman Anwar has sanctioned 21 lakh rupees to cover the medical expenses of eight officers. This financial aid is part of ongoing health welfare measures to ensure the well-being and swift recovery of the force’s members.
According to Punjab Police, the beneficiaries of this initiative include personnel from different districts who sustained injuries while performing their duties. Notably, Head Constable Kaleem Ullah Khan from Rahim Yar Khan received five lakh rupees for his medical treatment. Additionally, Constable Asad Ullah of the Lahore Police was allocated one lakh rupees, while Constables Muhammad Imran Tabasum, Saif Ullah, Abdul Razaq, Sherbaz, Daniyal Aslam, and Shahbaz Saleem from Rahim Yar Khan each were granted two and a half lakh rupees.
IG Punjab Dr. Usman Anwar emphasized the department’s commitment to enhancing welfare projects for police employees, underscoring the importance of acknowledging and supporting the sacrifices made by officers in the line of duty. This funding initiative reflects a broader effort to prioritize the health and recovery of police personnel, reinforcing the principle that their service and sacrifices are duly recognized and valued.
The provision of these funds demonstrates a proactive approach to police welfare, ensuring that those who serve and protect the community receive necessary care and support in times of need.