By Mustafa Ali
ISLAMABAD, : In a significant breakthrough, the Islamabad Police have successfully solved 15 high-profile cases including the widely publicized murders of social media influencer Sana Yousaf and political analyst Sardar Faheem earning commendation from Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi for their swift and professional work.In a special meeting held in Islamabad, Minister Naqvi met with the key members of the police teams behind the investigations. He lauded their performance, saying, “Well done, Islamabad Police, we are proud of your performance.” He further praised their effective use of modern technology and surveillance, particularly in solving the blind murder case of Sardar Faheem.The minister met with Inspector General (IG) of Islamabad Police Ali Nasir Rizvi, Deputy Inspector General (DIG) Jawad Tariq, SSP Operations Muhammad Shoaib, SSP Investigation Usman Tariq Butt, SP City Suleman Zafar, SP Saddar Kazim Naqvi, ASP Ali Raza, Assistant Director Abbas Mehdi, DSP Suleman Shah, and SHOs and investigators involved in the resolved cases. Each was personally commended for their dedication and investigative acumen.“Islamabad Police have demonstrated exceptional professionalism and commitment, solving complex and sensitive cases in record time,” said Naqvi. “The speed and precision with which these crimes were resolved are a testament to the force’s capabilities.”Among the cases highlighted were the murder of Sana Yousaf, which had sparked widespread public concern, and the killing of Sardar Faheem, an incident that raised alarms within the capital’s security circles.G Islamabad Police Ali Nasir Rizvi took the opportunity to spotlight the efforts of Constable Rana Waseem, a long-serving member of the force who played a crucial role in the investigations. Minister Naqvi, acknowledging Waseem’s 21 years of service at the same rank, instructed the IG to promote him in accordance with departmental rules.The event was also attended by Minister of State for Interior Tallal Chaudhry, Federal Interior Secretary Khurram Agha, Chief Commissioner Islamabad Muhammad Ali Randhawa, and Deputy Commissioner Islamabad.Minister Naqvi expressed confidence that the Islamabad Police would continue to uphold the highest standards of service and remain steadfast in protecting the lives and property of citizens.
