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New Rule: Police Officers No Longer Allowed to Take Rides from the Public

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LAHORE: The DIG Punjab Highway Patrol (PHP) has implemented a new directive prohibiting police officers from accepting lifts from citizens on major roads in Lahore.

This new regulation specifically bans officers from hitching rides on Ring Road, GT Road, and Motorways.

The directive comes in response to growing concerns about the conduct of police personnel on highways. Recent observations revealed that officers have been frequently stopping vehicles to solicit rides, which breaches the established code of conduct.

The practice not only undermines the professionalism expected of police officers but also negatively impacts the public perception of the police force.

In a bid to address these issues and enhance the integrity of the police force, the DIG Punjab Highway Patrol has made it clear that the ban will be strictly enforced.

Any officer found violating this new rule will face disciplinary action, underscoring the seriousness with which the authorities are approaching this matter.

The move aims to uphold the highest standards of professionalism within the police force.

By eliminating the practice of officers seeking lifts, the directive seeks to prevent any potential misuse of authority and improve the overall image of the police force among the public.

This step is part of a broader effort to ensure that all police personnel adhere to ethical standards and conduct themselves in a manner that reflects positively on their profession.

The recent trend of police officers soliciting rides has been seen as detrimental to the image of the force, and this ban represents a proactive measure to address the issue.

The authorities hope that by enforcing this directive, they can restore public trust and reinforce the professional conduct expected of police officers while performing their duties on major roads and highways.

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