IB suspends five officials for ‘torturing TV host’

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KARACHI: Five Intelligence Bureau (IB) officials were suspended in the early hours of Tuesday morning after they allegedly detained and tortured television host Syed Iqrarul Hassan and members of his team at the agency’s Karachi office when he tried to “expose their corruption”.
The episode came to light in the early hours of the day when social media was abuzz with posts showing Mr Hasan lying on a bed with injuries at the Abbasi Shaheed Hospital, where he was rushed for treatment after his release from the Saddar office of the IB.

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misuse of power... not surprising

 

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misuse of power... not surprising

Not only, these folks are Intelligence Bureau officials and getting away with crime, when these exact employees should make or set a example out average people of honesty credibility.

 

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Not only, these folks are Intelligence Bureau officials and getting away with crime, when these exact employees should make or set a example out average people of honesty credibility.

people are rotten internally and externally

Acidic Gussal is Wajib

 

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people are rotten internally and externally

Acidic Gussal is Wajib

That's why government of Pakistan MUST start sting / anti patriots operations to catch such people and put them locked up behind prison walls.

 

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That's why government of Pakistan MUST start sting / anti patriots operations to catch such people and put them locked up behind prison walls.

keeping them behind the bars is not feasible
space behind the bars is packed and not more enough against the growth of that

necessity is of setting examples

 

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keeping them behind the bars is not feasible
space behind the bars is packed and not more enough against the growth of that

necessity is of setting examples

Well my opinion is Pakistani people are given too much lenient laws, freedoms where in comparison in any 1st world country you go anti state they take away your freedom. Probably not putting them in prison BUT definitely confiscate their creditcards, driver licenses, business license, extra fines on property tax, surveillance on freedom of movement (to get permission to go out of house - probation officer permission), etc. The list is endless to curb freedoms so I firmly believe Pakistan government is too lenient.