ISLAMABAD: Senior Vice President of Anjuman-e-Tajiran F-8 Markaz, Muhammad Saeed Khan Swati, has lauded the Islamabad Police for organizing open courts (Khuli Katcheries) to address the problems of citizens and traders right at their doorstep.
During a high-profile Khuli Katchery held at F-8 Markaz under the chairmanship of DIG Ali Wasim, local traders and residents presented their complaints and issues directly to the authorities. Muhammad Saeed Khan Swati specifically praised DIG Ali Wasim’s public-friendly initiatives and commended Margalla Police Station SHO Ali Imran for his exceptional administrative strategy.
Reacting to the complaints, DIG Ali Wasim reviewed the issues on the spot and issued immediate directives to the relevant officers for swift action and resolution. Swati noted that such proactive steps taken by senior police leadership bridge the gap between law enforcement and the public, while significantly boosting citizens’ trust in the police force.
Highlighting the vital role of the business community, he stated that traders are the backbone of the national economy. For thriving business activities and commercial growth, maintaining absolute peace, order, and security in local markets remains essential. Swati expressed full confidence that under the dynamic leadership and guidance of DIG Ali Wasim, Islamabad Police will continue prioritizing traders’ concerns, curbing crime, and improving the overall law and order situation in the capital.
Key Takeaways
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Direct Public Access: DIG Ali Wasim listened to citizen and trader complaints firsthand during the F-8 Markaz Khuli Katchery and issued on-the-spot orders for their resolution.
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Leadership Commended: Trade leader Muhammad Saeed Khan Swati appreciated the public-friendly efforts of DIG Ali Wasim and the administrative competence of SHO Margalla Ali Imran.
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Economic Security: The business community emphasized that a secure market environment and maintaining law and order are crucial for bolstering national economic activity.








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