Faryal Fareed has made history as Balochistan’s first female Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP), taking on Jaffarabad. In 2018, SSP Faryal achieved a remarkable milestone by becoming the first female police officer in the history of the Police Service of Pakistan (PSP) to be awarded the prestigious “Sword of Honour.”
Faryal Fareed has made history by becoming Balochistan’s first female Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) in a groundbreaking move. Her appointment signifies a significant breakthrough in dismantling gender barriers within the police force.
Upon her arrival at the Jaffarabad office, Faryal Fareed received a warm reception from her fellow police officers. Who greeted her with flowers as a gesture of support for her new role.
Without delay, Faryal Fareed got to work by promptly convening a meeting with district police officers and officials. Demonstrating her proactive commitment to making a positive impact on law enforcement in the region.
Jaffarabad, located on the border between Sindh and Balochistan, has long grappled with challenges related to maintaining peace and security, especially concerning issues along the national highway. Faryal Fareed’s appointment brings renewed hope for effectively addressing these challenges.
It’s worth noting that Faryal Fareed, originally from Haripur, is married to Dr. Samee Malik. Who also serves as an SSP in Nasirabad district, Balochistan. Their shared dedication to law enforcement underscores the potential for positive change and progress in the region’s security and safety efforts.
Faryal Fareed’s achievement as Balochistan’s first female SSP reflects a broader trend of empowering women in traditionally male-dominated fields. Contributing to the advancement of gender equality and diversity within Pakistan’s law enforcement agencies. Her appointment serves as an inspiring example for women nationwide. Moreover, it encourages them to pursue careers in law enforcement and other challenging professions.
Notably, SSP Faryal achieved a significant milestone in 2018. In addition, she became the first female police officer in the history of the Police Service of Pakistan (PSP) to receive the “Sword of Honour” award.