A Pink Mobile Police Station team has arrested a man accused of harassing a female university student in Faisalabad’s Madina Town area.
According to a Punjab Traffic Police spokesperson, a BS Information Technology (BS IT) student lodged a harassment complaint at the Pink Mobile Police Station, prompting immediate action.
Following the complaint, the Station House Officer (SHO) of Madina Town took action and arrested the suspect.
The spokesperson also shared statistics highlighting the performance of mobile police stations across Punjab during October.
A total of 2,663 complaints were received during the month, of which 2,348 were addressed by providing relief to citizens at their doorsteps. More than 900 FIRs were also registered.
Additionally, over 130 FIRs were registered in response to complaints filed by women, while more than 20,000 character certificates were issued through mobile police stations.
During October, the teams also completed the registration of more than 900 tenants and 5,000 employees, while providing driving licence services to over 31,000 citizens.
DIG Traffic Punjab Muhammad Waqas Nazir said facilitating citizens and delivering police services to their doorsteps remained the department’s top priority.
He added that, under the directions of the Punjab Chief Minister, action against individuals involved in harassing women would continue. Women can approach mobile police stations without fear to register complaints and seek legal assistance.