Banish Fatima, an officer in the Punjab Police based in Rawalpindi, has been awarded a prestigious international honor. She received the IACP 2024 International Award from the President of the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) during a ceremony in Boston.
The IACP is a respected organization that annually recognizes outstanding police officers under the age of 40 who make significant contributions to community safety through innovative and effective practices. Banish Fatima was chosen for her exemplary work in law enforcement and community protection.
Inspector General of Punjab Police, Usman Anwar, expressed great pride in her achievement, stating that she has helped raise Pakistan’s profile on the global stage. He praised her as a valuable asset to the Punjab Police, emphasizing the importance of her leadership and dedication.
In addition to this international recognition, Banish Fatima also holds the distinction of being the first female Chief Traffic Officer in Rawalpindi, further demonstrating her trailblazing role in the police force.
Her achievements are a source of inspiration for many, highlighting the progress of women in leadership roles within law enforcement in Pakistan.
