ADRC Saving Citizens Time, Resources Through Amicable Dispute Resolution: SSP Qazi
ISLAMABAD, (APP - UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 30th Aug, 2026) Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Operations Islamabad Qazi Ali Raza stated that the Alternative Dispute Resolution Committee (ADRC) is assisting citizens in settling disputes through dialogue and mutual understanding, thereby saving their time and resources and enhancing trust between the police and the public.
He expressed these views while addressing the annual ADRC ceremony in Islamabad as the chief guest.
An official informed APP on Sunday that the ceremony was attended by senior police officers, ADRC Chairman Tayyab Nawaz Malik, committee members, and representatives from civil society.
Qazi explained that the ADRC provides a practical platform for peacefully resolving citizens' disputes, with mutual understanding, dialogue, and consensus forming the foundation of its dispute-resolution mechanism.
He noted that the committee offers citizens an accessible alternative to resolving disagreements, preventing them from prolonging and consuming valuable time and resources.
The SSP emphasized that the ADRC contributes to building trust between the police and the public by bringing diverse segments of society together to tackle citizens' concerns.
He further stated that the peaceful resolution of disputes fosters tolerance, brotherhood, and positive social attitudes, ultimately leading to greater harmony within society.
Qazi regarded the ADRC as a successful example of community policing and public service, where police, community representatives, and other stakeholders collaborate to resolve issues through dialogue.
He expressed gratitude to ADRC Chairman Tayyab Nawaz Malik and committee members and expressed hope that the committee would continue playing a significant role in dispute resolution and community service.
The SSP affirmed Islamabad Police's commitment to providing citizens with prompt, accessible, and dignified services, adding that efforts to strengthen community policing and facilitate the peaceful resolution of public disputes would continue.