July 20, 2021
LAHORE: Lahore Police, in supervision of its Commander Additional IG Ghulam Mahmood Dogar, has distributed an amount of more than Rs94.573 million so far among police personnel and their family members this year as welfare grant to financially support and facilitate them in marriage, educational stipends, medical treatment, funeral charges, Group Insurance, COVID-19 relief and other welfare related matters.
A financial grant cheques distribution ceremony was organised here Monday at Capital City Police Headquarters office where CCPO Lahore Ghulam Mahmood Dogar along with DIG Operations Sajid Kiani distributed 163 cheques worth more than Rs5,184,000 as financial grant among employees of the Lahore police and their family members, including widows, parents and children of the martyrs and deceased employees.
Cheques distributed among police employees, families
June 29, 2021
LAHORE:A financial grant cheques distribution ceremony was held here Monday at Capital City Police Headquarters. Lahore CCPO Additional IG Ghulam Mahmood Dogar distributed 91 cheques worth more than Rs2,681,000 as financial grant among 91 employees of Lahore police and their family members, including widows, parents and children of martyrs and deceased employees. Lahore Commissioner Capt(R) Muhammad Usman also participated in the ceremony.
Around 76 cheques worth Rs1,900,000 were distributed among the police personnel who recovered from coronavirus whereas eight cheques worth Rs330,000 were distributed as dowry grant. An amount of Rs451,000 was distributed among seven police personnel as scholarships and related grants.
Daily Times
June 9, 2021
Capital City Police Officer Additional IG Ghulam Mahmood Dogar on Wednesday urged people to ensure registration of tenants to avoid any untoward situation, including illegal possession.
He said the police also provided online tenants registration facilities in this regard. He was presiding over a meeting to review an overall performance of Anti Qabza Mafia Cell, held at Capital City Police Headquarters.
SSP Operations Ahsan Saif Ullah, SSP Discipline Nadeem Abbas, SSP Legal Sheikh Asif, all divisional SPs, members of allied departments, including Revenue, Overseas Pakistanis, Cooperative, LDA attended the meeting.
Ghulam Mahmood Dogar directed the officers to take strict action against land grabbers and deal cases of overseas Pakistanis as well as poor and destitute people on priority basis. He said registration of tenants in related police stations was mandatory for all citizens and legal action against both tenants and owners would be taken in case of
Police, Army, Rangers hold joint flag march in Lahore
Lahore Police, Pakistan Army and Rangers carried out flag march in different areas of the provincial metropolis to spread awareness amongst the public to follow the SOPs.
Capital City Police Officer Lahore Ghulam Mahmood Dogar led the flag march.
Police March started from Capital City Police Headquarters and passed through different important roads and markets and business centers of the city.
The CCPO Lahore said the purpose of the flag march was to create sense of security among citizens as well as to make them aware of dangers of spread of Corona virus.
Citizens told to wear mask or stay put
Army, dist administration join hands to enforce SOPs
LAHORE:
Punjab government has decided to impose strict smart lockdowns across the province, especially in coronavirus hotspots in big cities, including Lahore.
Any citizen violating coronavirus standard operating procedures (SOPs) and mandatory restriction of wearing a facemask in public places will face a jail term.
Lahore Division Commissioner Muhammad Usman, along with Capital City Police Officer (CCPO) Ghulam Mehmud Dogar and representatives Pakistan Army and Punjab Rangers, warned on Monday that the healthcare system has come under stress due to the increasing number of coronavirus patients.