ISLAMABAD: In a session that blended operational rigor with intellectual leadership, DSP Security Malik Ayub Awan delivered a pivotal training lecture at the Capital Police College. The session, part of the ongoing Advanced Course for police officers, focused on enhancing the organizational and inspection frameworks of police stations.
DSP Awan, renowned within the department not only for his security expertise but also for his literary contributions as an author of Sufi poetry and poignant verses dedicated to police martyrs, provided a unique perspective. He meticulously outlined the core principles of effective management, internal discipline, systematic record checking, and standardized inspection protocols.
His lecture emphasized that thorough and consistent inspections are the bedrock of accountability, transparency, and public service. He stated that a well-organized police station is a direct reflection of the department’s commitment to justice and community welfare.
The Commandant of the Capital Police College praised DSP Awan’s contribution, noting, “This training is invaluable. It bridges the gap between theoretical knowledge and ground realities. Officers like DSP Awan, who possess deep operational experience alongside scholarly reflection, are essential in mentoring the next generation of police leadership.”
DSP Malik Ayub Awan stands as a distinguished example of the Islamabad Police Department’s diverse talent pool—where professional duty aligns with cultural scholarship and a deep reverence for the sacrifices of the force.
BY: The Times Union
