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Lahore : Speaker Punjab Assembly Ch Pervaiz Elahi has said that process of registration of false cases against political opponents ended with Sharif’s era , police should give justice to any opponent of mine in Gujrat, Reformation Committees will become bridge between people and police for genuine work, Gujrat will be safe city now after the new system Insha-Allah.
He was addressing inaugural ceremony of DSP Block in Police Station Saddar and talking to media in Gujrat today (Tuesday).
He said that I have seen change in the police after 10 years. Appreciating the performance of RPO Gujranwala Tariq Abbas, DPO Gujrat Syed Ali Mohsin and DCO Gujrat Dr Khurram Shahzad, he said that they practically working for changing the circumstance on which the people of Gujrat are grateful to Almighty Allah and them.
Speaker Ch Pervaiz Elahi further said that me and you know how much difficulties and pains we faced in last 10 years, RPO heartily wanted to bring change and beginning has been started from Gujrat, measures taken to make Gujrat safe will greatly help in apprehending proclaimed offenders.
Ch Pervaiz Elahi said that he as the Chief Minister Punjab had not taken any act of victimization against anyone , we have to give justice even to our opponent only then the people will get justice, we all together have to cooperate with the police and have to make our city of peace.
He said that he had established 350 patrolling posts which had greatly reduced the crime rate but unfortunately Shahbaz Sharif did everything to fail this force , people escape from dacoits but not from Dolphin Force of Shahbaz Sharif, they are wearing uniform of hilly areas.
MNA Tashfeen Safdar, MPAs Mian Akhtar Hayat, Ch Abdullah Yosaf, Ch Shujaat Nawaz Ajnala, Ch Arshad, Khadeeja Farooqui, District President PTI Ch Muhammad Ilyas, former Provincial Education Minister Mian Imran Masood, police officers, Reformation Committee members, local bodies’ representatives and notables in large number also attended the ceremony.
