Qurban Lines is a historic residential neighborhood in Lahore, originating from the British colonial era. It is now a mature and well-established community known for its central location and proximity to iconic landmarks like the Lahore Fort. The area blends historical charm with modern conveniences, making it a desirable place for long-term residents.
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A new water filtration plant was inaugurated on 25 May 2026 at Qurban Police Lines on Jail Road, Lahore. The facility is a joint initiative of the Al Mustafa Welfare Trust and the Punjab Police, aimed at supplying clean drinking water to the police residential complex. The event was attended by Chairman Abdul Razzaq Sajid and senior police officials.
The Punjab government has granted revised administrative approval amounting to Rs 417.857 million for renovation, construction, and provision of missing facilities in police official residences across the province — including multiple projects at Qurban Lines Lahore, such as new tube-well boring, tuff paver installation at the mosque, residence upgrades, and washroom facilities.
A serious security breach occurred on 28 March 2026 at the PC Hotel — where PSL teams are housed under tight security arrangements near Qurban Lines. Lahore Deputy Inspector-General of Police (Operations) Muhammad Faisal formally notified the PSL CEO that Sikandar Raza and Shaheen Shah Afridi forcibly escorted four unauthorized individuals into Raza’s room despite prior denials and resistance from on-duty security personnel — violating PCB’s established security protocols.
For PSL Season 11, Lahore Police implemented comprehensive security measures coordinated from Qurban Lines, including high-alert perimeters around Gaddafi Stadium, team hotels (including the PC Hotel), and travel routes. Measures involved snipers at strategic buildings, multi-layer screening, Safe City camera surveillance, and active patrolling by Elite Force, Dolphin Squad, and PERU units — all supervised directly by DIG Operations Lahore.
Inspector General of Police Punjab, Abdul Kareem, visited Qurban Lines after Eid-ul-Fitr prayers to meet the family of martyred DIG Captain (R) Syed Ahmad Mubeen and pay tribute to his service and sacrifice. He reaffirmed the department’s commitment to the welfare of police martyrs’ families and highlighted ongoing infrastructure and community support initiatives at Qurban Lines.