Islam Abad The police has fired two female constables who made ‘indecent’ videos in official uniform and posted them on social media.
An order issued by Superintendent Police City Zone Islamabad Arslan Shahzeb on July 30 said that female constable Maryam Bhatti, who was posted at the women’s police station, had ‘habitual absenteeism and irresponsible attitude towards duty’. .’
One of the female constables as per the order Tick tock has a social media account, where he has uploaded ‘inappropriate videos’ while wearing official uniform.
It added: ‘Thus unethical activities in hotels, cafes, bars, etc., in uniform and civilian clothes, show gross negligence, incompetence and lack of professional responsibility in discharging their official duties, which renders them concerned. Makes a criminal under the laws.’
The order said that a charge sheet and a departmental inquiry have been initiated along with the statement of allegations against the woman official. After examining the case from all aspects, the final opinion has been given that the lady constables are guilty and heavy punishment should be recommended for disciplinary action against them.
According to the order, the woman constable was personally summoned by the concerned officer on July 24 last month, where her written and oral statement was found to be ‘unsatisfactory’. In this regard, he has been ‘dismissed from service’ under the Punjab Police Rules, 1975.
On the other hand, Superintendent of Police Dolphin and Patrolling Ali Raza has also dismissed a female constable for posting videos on social networking websites.
In his order, he expressed ‘deep concern’ that in a video that went viral on social media, female constable Mukads Naz, who is currently posted at Dolphin Islamabad. She was wearing an official uniform and making videos of herself using an official vehicle, which she later uploaded on social media.
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According to the order: ‘Senior officers of Islamabad were also tagged in the video, causing embarrassment to the police and bringing the department into disrepute. Their behavior is intolerable and against the rules of discipline.’
The order said that all the officials were ordered to refrain from such acts during duty hours but failed to follow the instructions of the competent authority.
According to the order, the woman constable has deliberately violated the rules of discipline and conduct laid down by the government. Considering his actions, the concerned authority took this decision under the rules of Punjab Police.
‘The inquiry officer found him guilty of gross misconduct and recommended strict action against him, following which he was dismissed.’
Islamabad Police says that making videos on Indian songs and promoting them is a violation of SOPs.
Taqi Jawad, spokesperson of Islamabad Police, while talking to Independent Urdu, has said that ‘You can make positive content that does not contain Indian songs while staying within moral limits.’
On the question that Deputy Inspector General’s videos have also been uploaded on Tik Tok? The spokesperson replied that ‘at a time when all government institutions and personalities are present on social media, this is a means of reaching out to the public. According to the Code of Conduct (SOP), do not make videos on Indian songs and do not make videos in uniform that violate the sanctity of the uniform.
On the question that ‘Why is there an SOP of not making videos only on Indian songs, why not on other foreign songs?’ Spokesman Islamabad Police replied that ‘according to the policy of the state, Indian songs are banned and according to this, Indian films are not advertised in the cinemas of Pakistan.’
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2024-08-03 21:43:01
