Officer beats man, his sister after accident

[Windjammer]

Your statement serves a close comparison of the officers of the Armed Forces with the body guards of politicians and their sons ? Seriously ....You want to bring them down to such standard ....?
Major Mohsin and the likes of him are no better than Black Sheeps who behave in the same manner as the mercenaries of British Raj used to do ....he should be stripped off his stars and hanged upside down before been thrown out of the army !

Comprehension issues, there's no comparison, rather how people tend to react under circumstances.
As i said, if guilty he deserves severe punishment for his actions but let's not try to paint all with the same brush.

 

[Xeric]

An officer from Military is party to the case.....also Fauji was off duty and matter incident occured on Public road with general public, Faji was not.on duty and it was not oart of Official matter.....hence civil laws.....no?

Do you have any idea of what you are talking about?

Just because some idiot on twitter exaggerated the details of the incident and made a culprit out of the officer you are demanding a trial of the officer alone and not the second party?

200 plus people surrounds the scene, pelt stones, beat the officer, as per people supporting your point of view, but no have any pic/video of it?

Moreover, as per our Constitution you are so dearly trying to defend, manhandling any uniform personnel (incl Police, Rangers etc) is a crime. Whether the uniform gets thrashed for being wrong, he/she cannot be manhandled, and if he is, then it's a crime for which no one is talking about.

Seriously, i mean seriously, you actually believe that a Major, not a Lieutenant (young blood), but a Major meaning with 10-15 years of service will beat a women infront of the public while in uniform??!!

Here, in Army we are thrashing Major Mohsin for not defending himself and locking himself inside the car while people were attacking him, we are accusing him of cowardice, whereas you people make a superman out of him?

He beats a guy, i mean why would he beat a guy if he was so weak that he couldnt defend himself ie.e he must have provoked him, right? But if Mr Rameez was such a talanga to challenge an Officer in uniform, then he must be what, a 6 feet 1 inch like yourself? But he get's beaten, then the officer out of sheer stupidity beats a women, drag her, tore her cloths?! All while being in uniform, especially in today's environment when everything about Army is sensitive?

And then Mr Rameez and his sis gives wrong number and address to the Police?!

Maybe this will help:

https://twitter.com/x/status/588667875998609409

https://twitter.com/x/status/588687001387282432

And what do you mean that he was off duty? A military officer is always on duty. He was not on leave. When he was in uniform, it means that there is o mistaking that he is an Army officer FYKI, military officers and men, incl PAF and Navy are considered ON DUTY even when they proceed of casual leave (less than 20 days), any leave beyond that i.e P/Leave and then the guy would be considered off duty. Read and learn before open your beak. Just because you once had a little encounter with an army officer, something which every civilian who drives experience 10 times a day, you make an issue out of nothing? Dont bring your personal crap here, please.

 

[salarsikander]

There was no reason to involve the US military. Our soldiers don't just get into a car accident or road rage and beat women up for no reason. Nor do our generals take over governments and then show their musles and punches on global tv's, in the parliament which is a place to resolve conflicts and make laws. Not show of personal power and military force. Our generals also don't exactly participate in becoming the presidents or get their opponents killed....please don't involve the US military on here as a comparison as there is none.

Hi Orangzaib,

lets not get emotional here, there are plenty of example to go by such as Military assault.
And then of course the barbaric act committed by your soldiers during war is more than show of force. Plenty to go around.

The privileged culture is very common in third world countries, something that they have learned quite well from British Era and have left them far behind.

Do you have any idea of what you are talking about?

Just because some idiot on twitter exaggerated the details of the incident and made a culprit out of the officer you are demanding a trial of the officer alone and not the second party?

200 plus people surrounds the scene, pelt stones, beat the officer, as per people supporting your point of view, but no have any pic/video of it?

Moreover, as per our Constitution you are so dearly trying to defend, manhandling any uniform personnel (incl Police, Rangers etc) is a crime. Whether the uniform gets thrashed for being wrong, he/she cannot be manhandled, and if he is, then it's a crime for which no one is talking about.

Seriously, i mean seriously, you actually believe that a Major, not a Lieutenant (young blood), but a Major meaning with 10-15 years of service will beat a women infront of the public while in uniform??!!

Here, in Army we are thrashing Major Mohsin for not defending himself and locking himself inside the car while people were attacking him, we are accusing him of cowardice, whereas you people make a superman out of him?

He beats a guy, i mean why would he beat a guy if he was so weak that he couldnt defend himself ie.e he must have provoked him, right? But if Mr Rameez was such a talanga to challenge an Officer in uniform, then he must be what, a 6 feet 1 inch like yourself? But he get's beaten, then the officer out of sheer stupidity beats a women, drag her, tore her cloths?! All while being in uniform, especially in today's environment when everything about Army is sensitive?

And then Mr Rameez and his sis gives wrong number and address to the Police?!

Maybe this will help:

https://twitter.com/x/status/588667875998609409

https://twitter.com/x/status/588687001387282432

Hi,
Typical emotional awam

 

[Mrc]

officer must be disciplined. its not in any ones interest to protect or tolerate this kind of behaviour.
self correction should be held at highest esteem

 

[Xeric]

BTW, going by the Rule of Law and Constitution some people here are so fond of defending here, the officer was authorized to use deadly force when he was being thrashed and his car was being pelted with stone while he being inside. Why dont you read and learn those Laws first, before you people are try to shove them our faces?

 

[Bratva]

Yep, remember that, a very recent case occured only few months ago, when a Major from ASRC pindi center detained a 16yr old kid under similar circumstances, thr bike was locked up, and sobis the kid with MI, when parents finally reached out to the elder brother of the kid who was also at ghq dmi, called up the relevant department jco to let his brother go, andlater had a word over the phone with Major....man some of these officers think they are above the law.....

It's not restricted to Pakistan only. Officers in Qatar are of similar nature as well

BTW, going by the Rule of Law and Constitution some people here are so fond of defending here, the officer was authorized to use deadly force when he was being thrashed and his car was being pelted with stone while he being inside. Why dont you read and learn those Laws first, before you people are try to shove them our faces?

Are officers are allowed to beat a man and women in road rage ?

 

[Xeric]

Are officers are allowed to beat a man and women in road rage ?

Do you have any evidence to this or it is just the 6-1 speaking?

 

[ArsalanKhan21]

Reminds me of incident few years ago in Lahore where a Pakistani army officer beat up a traffic policeman. Later the cop was kidnapped by the soldiers under his command to a army base where he was again beaten by them.

 

[Devil Soul]

https://twitter.com/x/status/588658881519202305

Spell mistake in that statement....." The Officer locked his Care" ???
anyways this is very unfortunate incident, should have be avoided

 

[Amaa'n]

@Bratva @Xeric

 

[Xeric]

Spell mistake in that statement....." The Officer locked his Care" ???
anyways this is very unfortunate incident, should have be avoided

Ab tu goli marlay bhai typo ko base bana k

 

[Bratva]

Do you have any evidence to this or it is just the 6-1 speaking?

In your general observation, does people intervene in road rages or only when it gets ugly and if women is involved, do people become mob to save her from the beating ?

 

[Xeric]

@Bratva @Xeric

And this proves what exactly?

 

[Amaa'n]

BTW, going by the Rule of Law and Constitution some people here are so fond of defending here, the officer was authorized to use deadly force when he was being thrashed and his car was being pelted with stone while he being inside. Why dont you read and learn those Laws first, before you people are try to shove them our faces?

you mean this Law???

 

[Sage]

Comprehension issues, there's no comparison, rather how people tend to react under circumstances.
As i said, if guilty he deserves severe punishment for his actions but let's not try to paint all with the same brush.

Such officers defame the whole army and create a very negative mindset against the army ...the army itself should take it seriously and must not go even a minor careless behavior ...now wait for the the Roshni posters ...and other propaganda craps !