‘Peshawar police resolve all cases reported thru Citizen Portal’
By Bureau report
January 23, 2020
PESHAWAR: The Capital City Police have resolved all the cases reported at Pakistan Citizen Portal to provide relief to the complainant within no time, an official said.
Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Operations Zahoor Babar Afridi told reporters that all the complainants received through the portal have been worked out. “We are doing our best to be answerable to local community about their grievances,” said Afridi. As per the records, 2823 of such cases forwarded to the office of the SSP operations and SSP investigations have been resolved. The cases were reported from all the subdivisions of the capital city police though the PM portal system.
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