A female officer from the Punjab Police has successfully completed her PhD in Microbiology and Molecular Genetics while serving in her official capacity, officials said. Dr. Hafza Farah Asghar, who is currently appointed as an Intelligence Officer at the Punjab Safe Cities Authority, was awarded her doctorate degree by the University of the Punjab, according to a spokesperson for Punjab Police.
Dr. Farah Asghar achieved this academic milestone without disrupting her professional responsibilities. Her accomplishment has been highlighted as a source of pride for the Punjab Police, reflecting the organization’s emphasis on professional development and higher education among its personnel.
The Punjab Police spokesperson praised Dr. Farah’s achievement, describing it as an inspiration for other officers, especially women serving in law enforcement. The completion of her PhD in the cutting-edge field of Molecular Genetics is expected to further enhance her contribution to the department.
Officials noted that the Punjab Safe Cities Authority benefits from a diverse and highly qualified team, contributing not only to public safety but also to the promotion of educational excellence within the force. Dr. Farah Asghar’s success underscores the importance the police department places on continuous learning and capacity-building among its staff.
