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Bank security guards need modern training: CCPO

By Our Correspondent
October 04, 2026
CCPO Lahore Bilal Siddique Kamyana looks on in this image released on December 4, 2024. — Facebook@CcpoLahore1
CCPO Lahore Bilal Siddique Kamyana looks on in this image released on December 4, 2024. — Facebook@CcpoLahore1

LAHORE : Capital City Police Officer (CCPO) Lahore Bilal Siddique Kamyana has commended the police team for the prompt arrest of a suspect involved in a bank robbery, reiterating that protection of citizens’ lives and property was the Lahore police’s foremost responsibility.

He directed that special attention be given to the professional training of bank security guards. The guards should be trained in accordance with modern security requirements so that they could respond effectively to any emergency situation, he said.

Kamyana directed the police to ensure foolproof security arrangements at banks and financial institutions and strictly enforce prescribed security protocols. He also called for regular monitoring of security arrangements and compliance with standard operating procedures (SOPs), with immediate corrective measures in case of any deficiency or negligence.

The CCPO also directed divisional SPs to regularly monitor security arrangements at banks and financial institutions in their respective areas. He made it clear that negligence in the security of banks and financial institutions would not be tolerated and that action would be taken against those found responsible for any lapse.

He said no negligence would be tolerated in ensuring the safety and security of citizens. The police should take all possible measures to protect citizens and utilise available resources to make action against criminal elements more effective, he added.

The CCPO said modern technology was playing an important role in tracing and apprehending suspects involved in henious crimes. He directed police officers to further improve operations against criminals and make effective use of technology to bring offenders to justice.