QUETTA: Balochistan government has launched its first-ever mobile police station in Quetta to ensure immediate registration of public complaints.
Chief Minister Jam Kamal in a tweet said, “The provincial, first mobile police station equipped with internet and other necessities has been launched in Quetta in the first phase.”
The mobile station was set up in Quetta on a trial basis. “The purpose of establishing a police station is to ensure immediate registration of public complaints and subsequent government action on them,” the chief minister added.
Today police deptt Conducted trial and demo of the first mobile police stations in #Quetta city. pic.twitter.com/t6CIhJkpgE
— Jam Kamal Khan (@jam_kamal) August 21, 2020
He further said the move would help to build the public’s trust in police. On July 13, Chief Minister Punjab Sardar Usman Buzdar had announced that the provincial government would establish 20 Mobile “Arazi” Centers for the far-flung areas of the province.
CM Buzdar in a statement said these centers will facilitate citizens to avail of various services at their doorsteps.
He said these services include the issuance of far (the ownership document) and the mutation of property.
The Chief Minister had said the mobile Arazi centers had been linked with other Arazi centers in Punjab.
CM Punjab said, “The government is giving back the rights to people by bringing unique reforms in the system of governance”.
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