Punjab Police Meesaq Centers serve over 90,000 minority citizens this year

Lahore: Punjab Police Meesaq Centers continue to provide dedicated services to minority communities across the province, with 90,479 minority citizens benefiting from these centers so far this year. According to the Punjab Police spokesperson, 23,199 minority citizens had their issues resolved, while 63,547 people received services linked to Police Khidmat Markaz facilities. In Lahore alone, 24,404 minority citizens have benefited, including 8,067 whose issues were resolved and 12,156 who received related facilitation services. Officials say Meesaq Centers are helping promote interfaith harmony by ensuring quick support, better access, and priority-based assistance for minority citizens. Strong community trust can support safer neighborhoods, social stability, and public confidence. Can these centers further strengthen inclusive policing in Punjab?

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