Punjab IG issues clarification on the closing of Educational institutions in Lahore

One of Punjab’s top cops stated that law enforcement organizations place a high premium on public and educational safety. Usman Anwar, the Inspector General of Punjab (IGP),  said today that there is no real security threat and that no directives to close schools or colleges have been given in response to social media claims that purported the closure of educational institutions in Lahore.

Speaking to the media, Punjab’s Inspector General (IG) reassured the public that all educational institutions are open for business and that police are maintaining strict security measures. He also urged the public to disregard false reports that are circulating on social media, stressing that they are unfounded and an improper use of the internet.

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“There is no truth to the rumors circulating on social media about schools closing. “There has been no directive to close educational institutions or schools,” said Punjab’s IG.

Usman Anwar also emphasized the need of using social media platforms responsibly by threatening severe punishment for anyone found guilty of disseminating misleading information on them. He warned the public, saying, “Don’t listen at all; social media is being misused.”

To ensure complete security coverage, the Lahore police force has increased its presence near educational institutions. Staff members, parents, and kids are urged to exercise caution and notify law enforcement of any questionable activity.

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According to the top cop in Punjab, law enforcement agencies place a high premium on public safety as well as the safety of educational institutions, and they take all necessary precautions to guarantee a safe atmosphere for everyone.