Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka, who also oversees the police, visited senior police officials in the Western Division to underscore the critical function of law enforcement in ensuring peace and security throughout the nation. During his visit to the Lautoka Police Headquarters, Rabuka engaged with the divisional police commander, station officers, and other senior personnel.
He recognized the demanding nature of police work, which is essential for maintaining safety and order. At the meeting, Rabuka emphasized the importance of integrity and impartiality in police duties. “You are law enforcement officers; your responsibility is to enforce the law,” he reminded them.
Rabuka further remarked on the significance of fostering a natural respect for the law among citizens, stating that when the community feels at peace, they are less likely to infringe upon the law. He called for a collective effort to nurture a sense of national pride and discipline, encouraging the public to become constructive members of society.
The Prime Minister also highlighted the necessity of maintaining public confidence in the legal system and urged officers to continually assess their performance to identify areas for improvement. The focus on transparency and community-oriented policing was a key takeaway from his message.
In closing, Rabuka expressed gratitude for the dedication of police personnel and encouraged them to persist in upholding the rule of law with professionalism.
This visit reinforces the government’s commitment to a strong partnership with law enforcement agencies, promoting a harmonious society through mutual respect and vigilance.
Summary: Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka visited police officials to highlight their role in maintaining law and order, stressing integrity and community engagement. He encouraged police to reflect on their service and foster public trust in the justice system.
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