‘Overt, covert enemies miss no chance to carry sabotage activities’, says Rashid
Sheikh Rashid has emphasized the need for better connections between police and the public in order to effectively deal with the law and order situation.


Islamabad: Interior Minister Sheikh Rashid Ahmad Thursday said that government’s overt and covert enemies miss no opportunity to carry out sabotage activities in the country.
Addressing the passing out parade of ASPs at National Police Academy in Islamabad today, the minister said that the police is performing its responsibilities with diligence and also rendered their lives in the line of duty.
Sheikh Rashid has emphasized the need for better connections between police and the public in order to effectively deal with the law and order situation.
The federal minister, however, said that the police has not got the recognition and stature that it deserved.
The Interior Minister said that the challenges have increased for the police department.
He however expressed the confidence that the police will live up to the expectations of the people and not refrain from any sacrifice for the maintenance of law and order situation in the country.

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