Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka visited senior police officials in the Western Division on December 9, emphasizing the crucial role of law enforcement in ensuring peace and security within the country. During his visit to the Lautoka Police Headquarters, he met with the divisional police commander, station officers, and other senior officials.
Recognizing the challenges faced by police in maintaining safety and order, PM Rabuka urged officers to serve with integrity and impartiality. He stated, “You are law enforcement officers; your responsibility is to enforce the law. People should have a natural affinity for abiding by the law, and when people are at peace, they will not challenge the law.”
The Prime Minister called for a national sense of pride and discipline among citizens, urging that this would contribute to making them productive members of society. He encouraged the police to focus on maintaining public confidence in the rule of law and the justice system.
In his discussion, Rabuka prompted officers to reflect on their professional journeys to identify opportunities for improvement and progress. He stressed the significance of building trust through transparent and community-oriented policing.
In closing, PM Rabuka expressed gratitude to police personnel for their service and encouraged them to continue upholding the rule of law with professionalism.
This visit signifies the government’s commitment to supporting law enforcement agencies and fostering trust between the police and the community they serve. Through strong cooperation and dedication, there is a hopeful pathway to enhancing public safety and security in the nation.
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