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[00:02:08] And on top of that, after Maghrib,
[00:02:10] before Maghrib, is Pakistan a mirror
[00:02:19] Why before Maghrib?
[00:03:00] should she wait until morning? Jafar was born with a
[00:03:30] is in your mind about guardians
[00:03:32] so are these
[00:03:35] measures enough and how can police stations be made safer
[00:03:39] I would like to know your opinion on this first,
[00:03:43] Alena, I think that more measures
[00:03:46] are needed than these. Look, this is a very horrible incident.
[00:03:50] When you talk about
[00:03:53] Watch it, you are left speechless, and first of all, I would say that mere
[00:03:57] condemnation of this crime is not enough, but
[00:04:03] the criminal inside is also a police officer,
[00:04:06] so there should be a proper, impartial
[00:04:11] will be protected. This and independent
[00:04:13] criminal investigation, and after
[00:04:17] the investigation, the victim
[00:04:21] should get proper justice, because as
[00:04:24] I said, its details are very
[00:04:28] frightening. So the victimized woman should also
[00:04:32] This in itself is an admission of guilt be provided with medical, psychological, and legal assistance
[00:04:36] by the state so that her family can
[00:04:40] pursue this case till the end. There should not be a situation
[00:04:43] where police officers try to protect their colleagues,
[00:04:47] as we have seen happen before. This should not happen at all. As for the measures
[00:04:51] you mentioned, Alena, these measures
[00:04:54] are fine, but I tell you,
[00:04:57] when men or women go to a police station,
[00:05:01] it often feels hostile in most police stations,
[00:05:05] and women, if you have been there,
[00:05:09] do not feel safe there, and there is a reason
[00:05:12] for that. This incident is just one example, but apart from
[00:05:16] that, we have seen many other similar things there before.
[00:05:19] So what are the SOPs? How
[00:05:23] are they followed? When a woman is brought
[00:05:28] is there another female police officer with her or not?
[00:05:32] Then, Alena, I think
[00:05:35] reforms are definitely needed to follow
[00:05:38] them, but we need more women.
[00:05:42] She will not feel safe at all because there is such
[00:05:46] an environment there, unfortunately. So they should also
[00:05:49] introduce another mechanism, which is that if something like this happens,
[00:05:53] if someone comes in an emergency, a woman, if some such issue
[00:05:57] has happened, some such crime has happened that needs to be reported,
[00:06:01] outside of timings, then there should be someone
[00:06:04] who can oversee it, and it should be a woman so
[00:06:08] that she can talk to the other person who has come.
[00:07:12] This is the attitude of our society that we are afraid
[00:07:16] of police stations. We casually say that no one
[00:07:20] should ever have to see the inside of a police station or
[00:07:22] have any dealings with the police.
[00:07:26] this trend, this atmosphere of fear, especially for women,
[00:07:30] who we see are victims of so many crimes and then they really need
[00:07:34] to report it?
[00:07:37] Absolutely,
[00:07:39] Alena, what we were just discussing, the failure of the system,
[00:07:43] this is the real failure of the system, where the police system
[00:07:46] is supposed to provide protection to the public from criminals,
[00:07:50] but the Lahore
[00:07:54] police's Faisal Kamran sahib
[00:07:57] is issuing SOPs to protect the public from the police,
[00:08:01] on how the public can remain safe
[00:08:05] from the police. For this, you cannot go at night. I mean,
[00:08:09] if a woman is a victim of a crime,
[00:08:12] And after that, there can be 100
[00:08:16] types of emergencies
[00:08:17] for reporting.
[00:08:20] There is no restriction on coming to file a complaint; you can
[00:08:24] come at any time. Look, it's not about coming, I mean,
[00:08:28] if they don't feel secure there themselves,
[00:08:31] you see, Maham was just talking about the police station,
[00:08:34] where no respectable person, whether male or female,
[00:08:38] the language of the police personnel there, their manner
[00:08:42] of speech, their attitude is so derogatory
[00:08:45] that even a decent and respectable person
[00:08:49] feels like a criminal there, and the way it is done,
[00:08:53] the real thing that needs reforms is the policing
[00:08:56] system, and unfortunately, no one,
[00:09:00] whether political parties or technocrats,
[00:09:04] everyone uses the police for their own purposes, so
[00:09:07] no one wants to bring such reforms. And we have seen
[00:09:11] that they have said various things, that we will
[00:09:15] do such things in the police that people's dignity
[00:09:18] will not be harmed, people's self-respect
[00:09:23] is very unfortunate, what Faisal Kamran sahib
[00:09:27] is saying. Look, in the police, you can go to any police station
[00:09:30] and you will find CCTV cameras there. It is another matter
[00:09:34] that when needed, it seems
[00:09:38] that they are not working. As for the visitors, there is a complete record. It's not
[00:09:48] that anyone can go inside the police station and there is no record. All these things exist, but the problem is the same: when something needs to be suppressed, the entire system
[00:09:51] is rendered ineffective or made to appear so. This is the real
[00:09:55] failure of the system, which I think
[00:09:58] needs an overhaul, it needs reforms. Mohsin Naqvi has
[00:10:02] been in Punjab, he is the Interior Minister here.
[00:10:06] Attention needs to be paid to these matters. As far as the PSPs of the police
[00:10:09] are concerned, everyone at the lower level
[00:10:13] is dependent on them, whatever report they give to the senior
[00:10:16] officers, they have to act on it. Sometimes
[00:10:20] if senior officers have personal interests, they pay more attention,
[00:10:24] otherwise.
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[00:16:08] you. You finished everything in the first two sentences.
[00:16:12] That when our
[00:16:15] confidence is completely lost. You know, what you said
[00:16:19] in the beginning, that in Pakistan,
[00:16:22] mothers, I have seen mothers praying. I am from the village,
[00:16:26] where our old mothers, grandmothers, and great-grandmothers
[00:16:29] used to pray, what? That may
[00:16:33] Allah save you from police stations, courts, and hospitals.
[00:16:36] And in the whole world, these three things are for relief. If a person
[00:16:40] is sick, they go to the hospital, Allah gives healing. If there
[00:16:43] is a problem, they go to the police station,
[00:16:47] justice is done in their favor. What happens here? Mothers pray
[00:16:50] that Allah keeps you safe from these three things. First point.
[00:16:54] Second point, this same DIG, he also held
[00:16:58] a fiery press conference on Ishaq Dar, and this
[00:17:01] is what happened in our report card: that the media is giving ball-by-ball commentary
[00:17:05] on Ishaq Dar. Where is the vigilant media?
[00:17:17] And this DIG has to explain to me when a woman from my house should come to the police station. Why
[00:17:21] don't you go home? Resign and go home.
[00:17:25] If you have raised beasts below you, if you have
[00:17:28] raised human-like wolves below you, then go home.
[00:17:32] We pay you, we give you salaries.
[00:17:36] We have cut our own stomachs
[00:17:40] for you in police stations. Our women are not safe from you.
[00:17:47] or not? Is there law or not? Do you have any duty
[00:17:51] in your uniform or not? So is this a duty?
[00:17:56] Why after Maghrib? Why should someone go to his house? Why should he not go
[00:18:00] to the police station? Why should my daughter, my sister, my mother
[00:18:04] not go to the police station and proudly tell the SHO to do this,
[00:18:14] This is Maryam Nawaz's Punjab, where women are her red line.
[00:18:17] Will this case be handled by the CD?
[00:18:21] Will it go to NAB?
[00:18:24] Will the rest of them protect
[00:18:27] him in a police encounter and he will be killed?
[00:18:31] In the police station, with a disabled girl,
[00:18:34] I think this ASI is disabled, not the girl. In the police station,
[00:18:38] and in front of people, you should be ashamed. And then you preach
[00:18:42] to us about when to come and when not to come. And this is it, sir. As for what
[00:18:46] you said, it's fine, but we have heard
[00:18:50] your personal opinion about the CD thing, but this matter
[00:18:54] is a bit ambiguous and debatable. Mazhar Abbas
[00:18:57] Sahib, look, first of all, these rest
[00:19:01] rooms should be removed from police stations. You
[00:19:05] rest at home, not in police stations, and there
[00:19:09] are many stories about these rest rooms. Secondly,
[00:19:12] the Police Order 2002 should be enforced.
[00:19:15] The mechanism in Police Order
[00:19:18] 2002 was a very strong
[00:19:22] mechanism, which included a Public Safety Commission,
[00:19:26] a complete formula for recruitment,
[00:19:30] and a complete formula for accountability. The original
[00:19:33] Police Order 2002, after that, amendments were
[00:19:36] made in the same period, and all
[00:19:40] your bureaucracy made it completely redundant.
[00:19:43] So if Mohsin Naqvi sahib
[00:19:47] wants to improve the system, he should restore Police Order
[00:19:50] 2002. Secondly, it is
[00:19:53] a confession by a police officer
[00:19:56] at the DIG level that this
[00:20:00] will happen after Maghrib, that what happens in your police stations.
[00:20:03] This in itself is a confession.
[00:20:10] that perhaps you realize
[00:20:14] what your police are like, so these incidents can happen.
[00:20:17] Therefore, the treatment after Maghrib is different,
[00:20:21] and the treatment before Maghrib is different.
[00:20:24] Your police stations have become torture
[00:20:27] cells. Your police, even if
[00:20:31] you arrest someone, they are innocent
[00:20:33] until proven guilty. You bring them.
[00:20:50] From police recruitment to training
[00:20:53] and urbanization,
[00:20:56] there is no urban training, no rural training,
[00:21:00] no anti-terrorism training. Our police
[00:21:03] are said to be trained people, but it is not visible. There is no
[00:21:07] training on rights. So I think
[00:21:10] police stations should be open all the time,
[00:21:14] whether it's a woman or anyone else. If
[00:21:17] an incident happens at a police station, then that police station.
[00:22:20] asked for opinions. Personally, I think the way this matter
[00:22:23] is being handled, the directives,
[00:22:26] are also being mishandled in a very wrong way,
[00:22:30] being portrayed in a wrong way. The message here should
[00:22:33] have been that if any of us has made a mistake,
[00:22:37] not just a mistake but committed a sin, we will rectify our
[00:22:40] officers, we will create such an environment from top to bottom that no one
[00:22:44] should be afraid to stand near a police station or a police officer.
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[00:27:34] Day
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[00:27:44] This
[00:27:48] is the Mosque of Khalil Al-Wazir in the coastal area of Gaza.
[00:27:52] And you can see the minaret of the mosque, which has been martyred.
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