KARACHI: Inspector General Police (IGP) Sindh Dr Syed Kaleem Imam has said that the Sindh police want Karachi University (KU) faculty to collaborate with the police department in training its trainers and investigators.
While expressing his views at Karachi University (KU) the IGP said youngsters should appear in the Central Superior Service Exam to join civil services and do not hesitate in joining the police force. The police system and culture have improved a lot and still, there is room for further improvement.
The IGP said our students will be the future decision-makers of the nation and the country. Karachi has seen worst law and order conditions in the past but now significant improvement is evident. The Sindh police are ensuring transparency and hiring on merit in the department, promotion of community policing to ensure a crime-free city.
Kaleem Imam said it is difficult to eradicate crime completely from society but with the induction of educated youngsters, the Sindh police would be able to change the perception besides bringing positive changes in the policing system.
“I am a proud alumnus of Karachi University. I got my masters’ degree in philosophy in 1986 and due to the training of my KU teachers; I got succeeded in the CSS exams and later deputed in police services.”
He informed the audience that around 2600 police officials have laid down their lives in the line of action while thousands have been severely injured which is proof of our endless commitment towards our nation.
The IG Sindh Dr Kaleem Imam thanked the KU Vice-Chancellor Professor Dr Khalid Mahmood Iraqi for inviting him to his alma mater and expressed his interest in initiating different programs on drug awareness and community policing in Karachi University.
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