Biography:
Anoosh Masood Chaudhry, born on [date], is a Pakistani police officer who has made significant contributions in the field of law enforcement. Throughout her career, she has been a strong advocate for women’s empowerment and has played a pioneering role in breaking barriers for women in the police force.
Chaudhry completed her medical degree, graduating from Fatima Jinnah Medical College, where she excelled and was awarded a gold medal in medicine. However, her desire to serve the community in a different capacity led her to pursue a career in law enforcement. She joined Punjab Police as an Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) in Lahore, marking the beginning of her remarkable journey.
In 2014, Chaudhry made history by becoming the first female ASP from the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province. Her transfer to Abbottabad while retaining her rank of ASP showcased her exceptional skills and dedication. Throughout her tenure, Chaudhry demonstrated her commitment to maintaining law and order and upholding justice.
After her successful stint in Abbottabad, Chaudhry was transferred to Punjab Police, where she served as the Superintendent of Police (SP) in the Investigation Branch in Kasur. Her unwavering determination and remarkable leadership skills enabled her to excel in this role, earning her recognition and respect in the law enforcement community.
In October 2018, Chaudhry was posted to Lahore as Additional SP of the investigation department of Model Town. During her tenure, she earned the prestigious honor of being named Lahore’s best crime fighter in 2018. Under her guidance, the police station achieved a remarkable 74% conviction rate that year, showcasing her exceptional investigative skills and commitment to justice.
Recognizing her outstanding performance, Chaudhry was appointed as SP of Punjab Police Headquarters in Lahore in May 2019. Her skills and expertise continued to shine as she received accolades for being the most outstanding officer of the investigation wing among all SPs serving the six divisions of Lahore.
Continuing her upward trajectory, Chaudhry was appointed as the Deputy Director of Administration for Elite Police of Punjab in September 2019, by Inspector General Arif Nawaz Khan. Her appointment to this prestigious position further solidified her reputation as a competent and influential figure in the police force.
In December 2020, Chaudhry faced a premature transfer and was directed to report to the Establishment Division by IGP Dr. Inam Ghani. Despite this setback, her commitment to her profession remained unwavering, and in May 2022, she made history once again by being appointed as Senior Superintendent (SSP) of Lahore’s Operations Wing. This marked the first time a female police officer had been posted in this role, highlighting Chaudhry’s continuous dedication to breaking barriers and creating opportunities for women in law enforcement.
Throughout her career, Chaudhry has been a role model for aspiring female police officers, proving that determination, perseverance, and skill can overcome gender stereotypes and pave the way for meaningful contributions to society. Her work in law enforcement, coupled with her dedication to women’s empowerment, has made a lasting impact on the police force and serves as an inspiration to future generations.
Awards:
– Lahore’s Best Crime Fighter for 2018