Khanna Police Station is visited by Naqvi. Public Concerns Must Be Handled Right Away: Naqvi

Late at night, Mohsin Naqvi, the federal interior minister, paid an unexpected visit to Khanna Police Station and voiced his discontent with the station’s staffing condition.

Upon inspecting the front desk, clerk room, and lock-up, he noticed that the investigating officers were absent from their duties despite the presence of complaints.

He also noticed a smoke odor coming from the front desk area.

At the police station, many cars and about 1,500 motorcycles were being held.

There is no reason to maintain so many cars at the police station, according to Naqvi, who questioned this excessive collection.

The public owns motorcycles, he stressed, and they ought to be given to them.

He declared that unwarranted waiting for complainants would not be accepted.