Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif has officially inaugurated the province’s first Mobile Police Station and Licensing Unit Project, a major step toward modern, accessible, and inclusive policing across Punjab.
This innovative project is designed to make police and licensing services easier to access, especially for people living in remote or underserved areas. Through these mobile units, citizens will be able to register FIRs, renew or apply for driving licenses, and access women-focused support services without visiting traditional police stations.
Under this program, 33 mobile units will be deployed, including seven “Pink” stations operated entirely by female police officers. These women-led units are intended to create a safe and comfortable space for women to seek assistance or report cases.
During the inauguration, Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz emphasized that the project represents her government’s vision for citizen-friendly and transparent governance. By bringing essential services directly to people’s neighborhoods, it strengthens trust between the police and the public while promoting efficiency and accountability in law enforcement.
This initiative is being recognized as a milestone in Punjab’s digital transformation and a step toward inclusive governance. It reinforces the province’s commitment to justice, equality, and a safer environment for all citizens.
