Motorway Police returns forgotten mobiles, sets example of honesty

ISLAMABAD: In a commendable display of honesty and professionalism, the Motorway Police has set a shining example by returning mobile phones worth lakhs of rupees to their rightful owner. The incident unfolded when a citizen named Saeed accidentally left two valuable mobile phones on a bus while travelling from Islamabad to Bhera.

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Quick to respond, vigilant patrolling officers discovered the forgotten mobile phones within the bus and promptly ensured their safe return to the owner. This act of integrity did not go unnoticed, as Sector Commander Ghulam Qadir Sindhu lauded the exemplary performance of the officers involved in reuniting the citizen with his possessions.

The citizen, Saeed, expressed his gratitude and admiration for the Motorway Police’s honesty and dedication to their duty. The incident serves as a testament to the high standards of professionalism maintained by the Motorway Police in upholding the principles of integrity and service.

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Syed Imran Ahmad, the spokesperson for the Motorway Police, highlighted the significance of this incident as a reflection of the department’s commitment to ensuring the safety and well-being of the public. The Motorway Police continues to earn public trust through such acts of integrity, reinforcing their reputation as guardians of the roadways.