Punjab cop qualifies for admission to medical college

A constable from the Punjab Police has received a commendation for successfully gaining admission to a medical college to pursue an MBBS degree.

As reported by a spokesperson for the Punjab Police, Inspector General of Police (IG) Punjab, Dr. Usman Anwar, praised the accomplished constable, Shahzad Abbas, and invited him to the Central Police Office (CPO) for recognition.

Accompanied by his brother, Constable Shahzad Abbas visited the CPO, where he had the opportunity to meet with IG Punjab.

The IG extended his congratulations to Constable Shahzad for his acceptance into Punjab Medical College and conveyed his best wishes for a successful future.

According to the IG, dedicated and talented individuals like Constable Shahzad are a source of pride for the Punjab Police and serve as an inspiration to their colleagues.

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The IG also assured Constable Shahzad that the department would extend all necessary support to aid him in his educational pursuits.

Additionally, Constable Shahzad had a meeting with AIG Welfare and Finance, Dr. Amara Shirazi.

Dr. Amara Shirazi encouraged Constable Shahzad to pursue his studies with unwavering commitment to bring honor to both the country and the nation.

As noted by the Punjab Police spokesperson, Constable Shahzad Abbas is currently stationed at the Police Line in Layyah and achieved an impressive score of 188 in the MDCAT, reflecting an overall percentage of 94.6818.