Bureau Report
Lahore
A modern water filtration plant established by Al Mustafa Welfare Trust was formally inaugurated at Qurban Police Lines Lahore in a ceremony attended by senior police officials, community representatives, and donors. Chairman of Al Mustafa Welfare Trust, Abdul Razzaq Sajid, attended the event as the chief guest.
The initiative aims to provide clean and safe drinking water at one of Punjab’s largest police residential and operational centers. Police officials appreciated the humanitarian efforts of Al Mustafa and expressed special gratitude to the organization’s donors for supporting the welfare-oriented project.
The inauguration ceremony was also attended by Managing Director Al Mustafa Pakistan Nusrat Saleem, SSP Dr. Rizwan, DSP Headquarters Faisal, PSO Irfan Gujjar, IP Elite Force Athar, PSO Shaban, RI Nasir, and Line Officer Munawar.
Among the distinguished participants were Al Mustafa donors Khawaja Mutahir Nabi, Head of Media and Public Relations Al Mustafa Pakistan Muhammad Nawaz Kharl, Ali Hashmi, and Rana Sarfraz Jameel.
Speaking on the occasion, police officers said the newly installed filtration plant would benefit widows, resident families, and staff members living within Qurban Police Lines. They termed the project an important welfare contribution toward ensuring access to clean drinking water for the police community.
The participants praised Al Mustafa Welfare Trust for its continued humanitarian services across Pakistan in the fields of health, education, and clean water provision.
Photography: Tariq Hassan
