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Meghwal, who hails from Badin, joined the police force after passing the competitive Civil Services Examination (CSS).
New Delhi: Rajender Meghwar has become the first Hindu officer in the Police Service of Pakistan (PSP). According to the Geo News report, Meghwal is currently serving as the Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) in Faisalabad. Rajender Meghwar, who hails from Badin, joined the police force after passing the competitive Civil Services Examination (CSS).
Talking to Geo News Rajender Meghwar said, "By being in the police department, we can resolve issues of people on the ground, which we cannot do in other departments." Meghwar shared his pride in achieving his dream of serving the people, especially his community.
All you need to know about Rajender Meghwar?
- Meghwar has scripted history as he became the first Hindu to join the Police Service of Pakistan.
- He hails from Badin, Sindh, and is currently posted in Faisalabad as ASP in the Gulberg area.
- Meghwar secured his position by passing the prestigious CSS exams.
Police officials are optimistic about his appointment, emphasizing his potential to strengthen relations with minorities and uphold law and order in Faisalabad. "We are fortunate to have a Hindu officer. His inclusion will promote inclusivity in the police," a senior officer said.
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