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Shadab ‘joins’ Punjab Police

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Shadab Khan Adds a New Role to His Repertoire as Honorary DSP in Punjab Police

In a remarkable convergence of sports and service, Pakistan’s talented all-rounder, Shadab Khan, has embraced a new role as an honorary Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) in the Punjab Police. The announcement was made through an official statement on social media, where the province’s top cop, Dr Usman Anwar, conferred this prestigious title upon Shadab, recognizing his contribution to cricket and society.

As part of this collaboration, Shadab has been appointed as the brand ambassador for the Punjab Police, signifying a partnership aimed at fostering positive engagement between the sports community and law enforcement. The statement highlighted that Shadab was briefed on the workings of various police departments, showcasing the commitment to mutual understanding and collaboration.

Expressing his enthusiasm about this novel endeavor, Shadab Khan conveyed, “It is an honor for me to be appointed as a brand ambassador by Punjab IG. I am very happy to be a part of Punjab Police.” The move not only underscores Shadab’s dedication to his community but also amplifies the positive influence sports figures can have on society.

Read more: Babar Azam & Shadab Khan shortlisted for ICC Player of the Month award

While Shadab is currently resting due to an ankle injury, his active involvement with the Punjab Police during this period reinforces the spirit of resilience and adaptability. Chief Selector Wahab Riaz, addressing Shadab’s absence from the T20I squad for the New Zealand series, acknowledged his significance, stating, “Shadab Khan is a very important member of Pakistan T20 cricket.”

This unique collaboration echoes the broader trend of cricketers engaging with law enforcement agencies, as seen with pacers Haris Rauf and Shaheen Shah Afridi who were also honored with honorary police titles. Shadab Khan’s foray into this distinctive role not only expands his horizons but also sets a positive precedent for the intersection of sports and public service in Pakistan.

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