Rawalpindi CPO Visits Home of Late Peace Committee Member Jafri
RAWALPINDI — City Police Officer Syed Khalid Mehmood Hamdani visited the home of the late Shaukat Jafri, a key figure in the Rawalpindi Peace Committee, on Wednesday. The visit was to express condolences to Jafri’s family and honor his notable contributions to community service. Honoring a Community Peace Leader During the visit, CPO Hamdani prayed for Shaukat Jafri and recognized his considerable efforts. Jafri was well-respected for promoting peace and nurturing communal harmony in Rawalpindi. As a dedicated member of the Peace Committee, Jafri worked tirelessly to foster stability and unity. His contributions to interfaith dialogue and peaceful coexistence garnered widespread admiration. Police Officials Pay Respects Several senior officials accompanied the City Police Officer during the condolence visit, highlighting the police department’s respect for leaders devoted to social cohesion. Senior Superintendent of Police (Operations) Chief Traffic Officer Other senior police officials The Role of the Peace Committee The visit underscored the police department’s appreciation for Jafri’s role in promoting peace and stability. The Rawalpindi Peace Committee is crucial in maintaining social cohesion within the community. Committee members like Jafri collaborate with law enforcement to prevent conflicts and enhance understanding among various community groups. This committee serves as an essential platform for dialogue and conflict resolution throughout Rawalpindi.









