Islamabad Traffic Police (ITP)

CTO Kainat Azhar Orders Zero-Tolerance Traffic Enforcement on Srinagar Highway

CTO Kainat Azhar Khan personally briefs field officers, directing strict action against lane violations, overspeeding, dangerous driving, and other life-threatening traffic offences under a zero-tolerance policy.

ISLAMABAD: Chief Traffic Officer (CTO) Islamabad Kainat Azhar Khan visited Srinagar Highway to review operational preparedness and personally brief officers deployed under the “Zero Violation Day” enforcement campaign.

During the field visit, the CTO met traffic officers and enforcement personnel stationed along the highway and directed them to launch an impartial and comprehensive crackdown against motorists violating traffic laws. She emphasized that lane discipline, overspeeding, dangerous driving, reckless overtaking, and other serious traffic offences would be dealt with strictly.

Directions to Traffic Officers

Addressing the officers, Kainat Azhar Khan instructed them to ensure effective implementation of traffic regulations and maintain a zero-tolerance policy against violations that endanger public safety. She stressed that protecting the lives and property of road users must remain the top operational priority.

The CTO also called for professional conduct, consistent enforcement, and visible policing to improve road discipline on one of Islamabad’s busiest corridors.

The “Zero Violation Day” initiative aims to enhance compliance with traffic laws, reduce accidents, and promote safer driving habits across the federal capital.

Khurram Hashami

Khurram Hashami is a senior broadcast journalist with nearly two decades of experience in print, television, and international media. He holds a Master’s degree in Political Science from the University of Karachi and has worked with leading media organizations including Aaj TV, Samaa TV, Waqt News, Dawn News, CNBC Pakistan, GNN, and currently serves as Senior Crime Reporter at Abb Takk News Islamabad. He has also contributed to international journalism as a BBC Stringer. His reporting focuses on crime, investigative journalism, the Ministry of Interior, the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA), national security, counterterrorism, and law enforcement affairs across Islamabad and Rawalpindi. Known for his fearless, accurate, and in-depth reporting, he can be reached at khurram@islamabadtribune.com.

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