Punjab Police Nominates 72 DSPs for Promotion to SP Rank

Punjab – (Special Correspondent / Web Desk) – New Year has brought encouraging news for deputy superintendents of police (DSPs) in Punjab, as promotion recommendations for 72 officers have been completed and forwarded to the Punjab government for approval.

A Punjab Police spokesperson said Inspector General Dr Usman Anwar has submitted the names of eligible DSPs for elevation to the rank of superintendent of police (SP). The promotions will take effect after final approval from Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz, followed by the issuance of an official notification.

The recommendations were finalized during a meeting of the Promotions Board chaired by IG Dr Usman Anwar. The board carefully examined the cases of 120 officers, ensuring decisions were made strictly on merit and in accordance with service rules and regulations.

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Out of these, 72 officers were declared eligible for promotion. Among them, 27 officers have been recommended for promotion on a regular basis, while another 27 officers have been found eligible for promotion on an officiating basis. Additionally, recommendations have been compiled for 18 officers to continue working on an officiating basis.

Punjab Police officials termed the development a significant step towards strengthening the force’s leadership structure and boosting morale among officers. The promotions are expected to enhance operational efficiency and further improve policing standards across the province.

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The officers concerned are now awaiting the formal notification following the chief minister’s approval, which will officially mark the beginning of their new responsibilities.