Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka, who also serves as the Minister responsible for Police, visited senior police officials in the Western Division to emphasize the crucial role of law enforcement in upholding peace and security within the nation. During his visit to the Lautoka Police Headquarters, he engaged with the divisional police commander, station officers, and other senior officials.
Acknowledging the challenges faced by police officers in maintaining safety and order, Rabuka urged them to serve with integrity and impartiality. He highlighted their vital responsibility in enforcing the law, stressing that a society at peace will naturally align with lawful conduct.
Rabuka called for a national sense of pride and discipline among citizens, encouraging efforts to enhance public confidence in the legal system. He also encouraged officers to reflect on their experiences, identify areas for growth, and strive for continuous improvement. He underscored the importance of fostering trust through transparent, community-oriented policing practices.
In his concluding remarks, the Prime Minister expressed gratitude to the police personnel for their dedication and professionalism, urging them to persist in upholding the rule of law.
This visit reflects an ongoing commitment to strengthening law enforcement and community relations, promising a more secure and responsible society. It is a hopeful sign that the government is not only prioritizing safety but also working towards building stronger bonds between the police and the communities they serve.
Leave a comment