Attock DC reviews departmental performance, calls for better public service delivery

Commissioner Attock Dr. Mudassar Ahmad Shah on Monday chaired a meeting of district government department heads to review administrative performance and ongoing public welfare initiatives, directing officials to strengthen service delivery and uphold the principles of transparency, accountability and good governance

ATTOCK, (APP - UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 13th Jul, 2026) Deputy Commissioner Attock Dr. Mudassar Ahmad Shah on Monday chaired a meeting of district government department heads to review administrative performance and ongoing public welfare initiatives, directing officials to strengthen service delivery and uphold the principles of transparency, accountability and good governance.

The meeting, held at the Deputy Commissioner's Office, was attended by Additional Deputy Commissioner (General) Aniel Saeed, Additional Deputy Commissioner (Revenue) Hafiz Zeeshan Ahmad, Assistant Commissioner Attock Arif Qureshi and heads of all district departments. Officials briefed the meeting on departmental performance, development projects, public service initiatives, key challenges and future plans, after which the deputy commissioner issued instructions aimed at improving efficiency and accelerating project implementation.

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Addressing the participants, Dr. Shah said public service remained the Punjab government's foremost priority and urged officers to perform their duties with professionalism, dedication and a strong sense of responsibility. He directed all departments to ensure the timely resolution of public complaints, treat citizens with courtesy and maintain transparency, merit and accountability in all official affairs.

The deputy commissioner also stressed the need for closer coordination among departments to expedite public welfare projects and ensure the efficient use of public resources. He instructed district heads to enhance field monitoring, strengthen public engagement and ensure the timely completion of development schemes, warning that negligence or unnecessary delays in service delivery would not be tolerated.

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