The think tank of senior police officers from the Police Service of Pakistan (PSPs) vehemently professed their commitment to police reforms. — AP/File
LAHORE: While preparing a draft of reforms, a think tank of serving and retired inspector generals of police (IGPs) has pointed out a set of key problems, mainly the chronic political interference in police’s operational matters, and argued that these issues have been hindering mega reforms in the decades-old police system in Punjab.
They believe that since inception, the approach of the police has largely been crime-centric i.e. to curb crime, rather than to facilitate the public.