Lahore: The capital police officer Ghulam Mahmood Dogar suddenly visited the family of a 3-year-old boy who died on a stray kite string last Sunday.
When the CCPO crossed the threshold of their humble residence, the victim’s heartbroken parents fell into a bittersweet moment. CCPO Lahore Ghulam Mahmood Dogar expressed condolences to the family who lost their children. He said that this tragic incident has aroused everyone’s attention.
He added that nothing can make up for the loss of a precious soul. He assured the families of the deceased that the deadly kite-flying sport would disappear from the city. The late Hizar’s father said that kite flying should not make concessions to avoid losing other people’s lives.
CCPO Lahore stated that kite-flying incidents will not be tolerated under any circumstances, and the Lahore police are using all resources to eradicate kite-flying. He said that people’s cooperation is needed to stop kite flying, and citizens should report the perpetrators of this bloody game to the police in time. “Every citizen is responsible for his roof and never let their roof be used for such deadly activities,” he said.
Bhatti Gate: CCPO Lahore suddenly visited the Bhatti Gate Police Station on Thursday. He checked the front desk, the report and record room, the attendance of the staff, the cleanliness of the police station and the records of the detained defendants. He asked SHO Bhatti Gate about the pending complaints at the front desk and expressed his appreciation for his cleanliness.
At the same time, CCPO stated that as a frontline force, Allah has chosen us to “serve and protect” humanity. Dogal spoke when more than 600 newly recruited police officers gathered at the police line in the Qila Gujjar Singh district. —
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