News of Solidarity

Metro53 - Gujrat (Web Desk): Gujrat Police continue to actively participate in the joyful moments of the families of martyrs as a gesture of solidarity and respect. This ongoing tradition aims to pay tribute to the sacrifices of police martyrs and convey a clear message that they will never be forgotten.

Martyr Constable’s Daughter’s Wedding Ceremony
Senior officers of Gujrat Police attended the wedding ceremony of the daughter of Shaheed Constable Khalid Hussain. The event was graced by SP Investigation Gujrat Mehr Muhammad Riaz, In-charge Women Harassment Center Inspector Farzana Kausar, SHO Tanda Inspector Ijaz, along with other police officers. Their presence added dignity and honor to the occasion.

Warm Welcome for the Wedding Procession
During the ceremony, police officers gave a warm and heartfelt welcome to the wedding procession. The bride and groom were congratulated with best wishes. Officers presented gifts and offered prayers, making the farewell ceremony memorable. The family of the martyr described the police’s gesture as a source of pride and honor.

Police and Families of Martyrs
Police officials stated that the families of martyrs are an integral part of the police department. Their happiness and sorrow hold equal importance for the force. Participation in such events is not merely ceremonial but reflects genuine emotional attachment and responsibility.

Statement by DPO Gujrat
DPO Gujrat Rana Umar Farooq said that police martyrs have made great sacrifices for the country and the nation. He emphasized that these sacrifices can never be forgotten and added that the families of martyrs are a source of pride for the police.

Bond with Martyrs’ Children
The DPO further stated that the children of martyrs are considered like their own. He reaffirmed that the police stand by them at every stage of life, clarifying that this relationship goes beyond employment and represents a lifelong responsibility.

A Practical Tribute
This initiative by Gujrat Police serves as a practical tribute to the martyrs. Officials believe such actions boost the morale of martyrs’ families and strengthen public trust in the police department.

The ceremony stood as clear evidence that the police continue to honor their martyrs and keep their sacrifices alive.