a lawyer who slapped a lady constable in ferzowala

Social Media Hauled Faiza Nawaz For Taking Actions Against the Inhumane Lawyer Ahmed Mukhtar

Faiza Nawaz was the one who arrested Ahmed Mukhtar and walked him to the courts.

This Is Power!

A lawyer who slapped a lady constable in Ferzowala arrested and presented to Court by the same LADY CONSTABLE. pic.twitter.com/dAHW6NIhcG

The Picture Was Making Rounds on Social Media

A handcuffed lawyer who slapped a lady constable yesterday is being taken to court by same lady constable. #RuleOfLaw #PakistanZindabad #DefenseDay pic.twitter.com/rBaPIwqZrH

Lawyer fraternity in Sheikhupura Boycotted Legal Proceeding in Solidarity with the Alleged Assaulter

So, lawyers protest against arrest of fellow WHO SLAPPED A LADY COP. Some of them would be telling us how martyrs of Karbala took a stand for truth & sacrificed their lives but yes THEIR BOND WITH FELLOW LAWYER is strong so why to learn lessons from Karbala and take a stand pic.twitter.com/DZSrmtGPOG

Ahmed Mukthar Was Released from the Authorities Due to Legal Errors

On Saturday, the suspect was released by the court as the name on the FIR was misspelled as Ahmed Iftekhar. After slapping the woman in broad daylight, the man was released due to an error in the FIR.

What happened to Punjab police?

Punjab police has been continuously under fire over alleged violent acts after disturbing videos and photos of torture surfaced on social media. Most recently, a gardener Amir Masih died in police custody in Lahore. Earlier, the father of the mentally disabled man, Salahuddin Ayubi, who died in police custody in Rahim Yar Khan, claimed that his son was tortured. In another viral video, a police officer was seen misbehaving with an old lady. Although Punjab Inspector General Police Captain Arif Nawaz Khan has said that arrests have been made and inquiries ordered in all the cases, the woman police officer’s case reveals how deep the problems run.

Did the Punjab police force force Nawaz to quit?

According to the latest information, the Punjab police and government have reportedly persuaded the policewoman not to quit her job. Sheikhupura District Police Officer (DPO) Ghazi Salahuddin was quoted as saying by an English daily that he had held a meeting with the constable and claimed that she was not resigning now. Punjab chief minister’s spokesman Shahbaz Gill lamented the granting of bail to the suspect over a minor mistake in the FIR and also said Nawaz would not resign.