City Police Station Chief Says Drug Dealers, Robbers, Thieves and Other Criminals Will Face Strict Action
(By Raja Muhammad Ayub
Mandi Bahauddin)
Newly appointed Station House Officer (SHO) of City Police Station Mandi Bahauddin, Sub-Inspector Zahid Imran Ranjha, has vowed to take strict action against criminal elements and make public safety his top priority.
In a special conversation with Raja Muhammad Ayub, District Bureau Chief for Samaa and PTV News representative in Mandi Bahauddin, the SHO said a crackdown had been launched against proclaimed offenders, lawbreakers and other suspects on the special directives of District Police Officer (DPO) Kamran Amir Khan.
He said the operation was being carried out under the supervision of DSP Saddar Circle Rana Jameel Ahmed.
Zahid Imran Ranjha said police would take action against drug dealers, thieves, robbers, cattle thieves, fraud gangs, individuals possessing illegal weapons and anyone involved in unlawful activities.
He made it clear that no leniency would be shown to those involved in criminal activities within the jurisdiction of City Police Station.
The SHO also described the elimination of drug peddling as a key priority. He urged residents to report drug dealers and suspicious activities without fear.
The SHO assured citizens that their identities would remain strictly confidential when they shared information about criminal activities. He said police would take action on credible complaints and provide protection to those who report crimes.
He added that investigation officers at City Police Station were available to address public complaints. He directed that investigations must remain transparent and proceed strictly on merit.
Zahid Imran Ranjha said public safety and the resolution of citizens’ complaints were central responsibilities of the police.
“I am available day and night, and the doors of my office are always open to the public,” he said.
He encouraged residents to visit the police station with their complaints and assured them that every possible effort would be made to resolve genuine grievances on merit.
The SHO said cooperation between citizens and police was important for maintaining law and order and making the area safer.
