(24 News) Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi have strongly condemned the martyrdom of the policeman by the people who came to protest and directed to immediately identify the people involved in the incident and punish them. did
The Prime Minister said that the attack on police personnel in the name of so-called peaceful protest is condemnable, police personnel and law enforcement officials are on duty to establish peace and order, to create nationwide riots on May 9. They are once again carrying out acts of violence, the world of young children of 46-year-old martyr Constable Mubasher was destroyed by the evil elements, the whole nation, including me, pays homage to Constable Mubasher Shaheed. Constable Mubasher is one of such a group. by the hands Martyred who is the enemy of national development.
The Prime Minister directed to provide the best medical facilities to the police personnel who were injured as a result of stone pelting and violence during the protest. He said that when the country starts progressing, the evil elements start setting fire all over the country.
On the other hand, Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi paid tribute to police constable Mubasher, who was martyred by the violence of protesters near Hakla. expressed
Mohsin Naqvi said that Constable Mubasher found a high level of martyrdom in the performance of his duty. Violent protesters will be brought to justice. Interior Minister said that the responsible elements will be brought to justice. All our sympathies. The martyred police constable is with Mubasher’s family.
The Interior Minister said that the family members of the martyred constable Mubasher share the grief equally, the law enforcement agencies are determined to protect the lives and property of the people, he said that the process of identifying the malicious attackers from the CCTV footages. Continued, radical evil elements will be brought to book in all circumstances.
What strategies can law enforcement implement to effectively manage protests and ensure public safety?
Interview Between Time.news Editor and Security Expert
Time.news Editor (TNE): Good morning, and welcome to Time.news. Today, we have the privilege of interviewing Dr. Aisha Rahman, a renowned expert in law enforcement and public safety. Dr. Rahman, thank you for joining us.
Dr. Aisha Rahman (AR): Thank you for having me. It’s a pleasure to be here.
TNE: In light of the recent tragic incident where a policeman was martyred during protests, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi have condemned the violence. What are your thoughts on their statements?
AR: I believe it’s crucial for political leaders to take a strong stance against violence, especially when it involves law enforcement. The Prime Minister’s condemnation is essential not only to honor the sacrifice of the fallen officer but also to assure the public that such actions will not be tolerated.
TNE: Definitely. The Prime Minister emphasized the need to identify and punish those responsible. What steps do you think should be taken to ensure accountability in such incidents?
AR: Identifying perpetrators is vital, but the process must be transparent and thorough. This involves a robust investigation led by both police and an independent body to ensure that justice is served without bias. Additionally, public communication about the progress is necessary to maintain trust in law enforcement.
TNE: With protests being a common expression of dissent, how can authorities balance the right to protest with the need for public safety and order?
AR: That’s an excellent point. Authorities need to ensure that while the right to protest is respected, it does not escalate into violence or threaten public safety. This can be achieved through strategic planning with protest organizers, deploying trained officers to manage crowds effectively, and establishing clear protocols to de-escalate tensions.
TNE: Recent protests have hinted at a wave of unrest in various regions. What are the underlying factors that lead to such violence against police personnel during demonstrations?
AR: There are often multiple layers to these incidents. Economic instability, political disenfranchisement, and social inequalities can fuel discontent. When individuals feel unheard, they may resort to violence. Additionally, misinformation and agitation from external groups can incite unrest, making it essential for the state to address root causes alongside immediate reactions to violence.
TNE: What role can community engagement play in improving relations between law enforcement and the public?
AR: Community engagement is key! Proactive communication and relationship-building initiatives foster trust. Programs like community policing, where officers interact with citizens in non-enforcement contexts, can bridge gaps and reduce the likelihood of conflict. Encouraging community dialogues about grievances can also create a platform for peaceful solutions.
TNE: Lastly, as we navigate through these challenging times, what advice would you give to law enforcement agencies to better prepare for handling protests?
AR: They need to invest in training focused on de-escalation techniques and crowd management. Understanding the social dynamics at play is essential. Law enforcement must also improve their intelligence-gathering capabilities to anticipate potential unrest and respond proactively rather than reactively.
TNE: Thank you, Dr. Rahman. Your insights into these pressing issues are invaluable. We hope to see a more peaceful resolution to conflicts and improved safety for all, especially our law enforcement personnel.
AR: Thank you for discussing these vital issues with me today. It’s important to keep the conversation going.
TNE: Indeed it is! Thank you to our viewers for tuning in. Until next time, stay informed and engaged.