Women police in Faisalabad cannot wear niqab, burqa, or gowns. The the senior superintendent of police made this rule. It helps keep everyone safe. It aims to keep uniformity and focuses on security.
Women officers must show their faces at work. SSP Hasan Javed said faces must be visible. Hidden faces can be dangerous. Terrorists can use this against us.
Seeing faces helps know who is a police officer. The rule helps find officers during work. It stops people from misusing police clothes.
SHO Madiha Irshad confirmed the orders for ‘no niqab rule’. She said they are following the rule now. The orders say faces must be seen. They are making sure this happens fast.
Officials say covered faces are a danger and risk for security. Seeing the faces of women police is very important. It keeps everyone safe and helps know who is who.
The rule says faces must be seen. This way, everyone knows who the police are. This rule keeps everyone safe and helps tell who is who.
SSP Hasan Javed talked about safety concerns. He said terrorists could hide if faces are covered in niqab. He said it’s important to see faces clearly.
SHO Madiha Irshad assured swift action. The orders are being enforced without delay. The policy aims to prevent any misuse of uniforms.
Officials see face visibility as crucial. It aids in maintaining security. Female officers must keep their faces uncovered for identification.
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