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    KP Police Extend Apology to Woman for Unprofessional Conduct

    Web Desk2By Web Desk2February 23, 2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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    On Wednesday, the Bara police issued an apology to woman for the reprehensible behavior exhibited by officers during a raid on her residence. The raid was conducted with the intention of apprehending a suspect allegedly affiliated with militant groups. The individual in question, Rahmatullah, was targeted for his suspected involvement in recent sabotage activities in Bara. The situation took a distressing turn when the police reportedly subjected the mother of the accused to physical assault. This happened as she resisted her son’s arrest.

    Social Media Response and Public Protest

    The incident, capturing the misconduct on video, swiftly spread across social media platforms, provoking widespread outrage among local residents. In response, scores of agitated tribesmen gathered at Khyber Chowk in Bara Bazaar the following morning. The protesters, led by MPA-elect Abdul Ghani, staged a demonstration and blocked the main road in a display of dissent. Their primary demands included a thorough investigation into the alleged police misbehavior with the tribeswoman.

    Abdul Ghani, addressing the crowd, voiced the community’s concerns and threatened to prolong the road blockade if the police failed to address their ‘just’ demands. The protesters were seeking accountability for the police officers involved in the incident. They also demanded the police to present the arrested individual, Rahmatullah, before a court.

    The demonstration persisted for over six hours, creating a tense situation in the area. Eventually, the impasse broke when the police issued a formal apology to the affected woman. In adherence to tribal traditions, the police presented two sheep to the woman’s family as a gesture of reconciliation. Furthermore, they assured the protesters of registering an FIR against the officers implicated in the incident.

    Another Incident

    Simultaneously, in another unfortunate incident, an unidentified gunman targeted and killed a non-local individual in Bara’s Alangudar area on the same day. The victim, identified as Mohammad Arshad from Sialkot, fell prey to assailants riding a motorcycle. The motive behind the killing remained elusive. This prompted the police to register a case against the unknown perpetrators and launch a thorough investigation.

    The incidents in Bara underscore the delicate balance between law enforcement operations and the protection of individual rights. The community’s swift response and demand for accountability serve as a poignant reminder of the importance of transparent and responsible policing in fostering trust and harmony within society.

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