Islamabad (HRNW): Federal Minister Qaiser Sheikh has expressed concerns over police response, stating that his house was robbed three months ago, but no police official properly addressed his complaint.
The federal minister said, “I am a federal minister. My own house was robbed three months ago, but no police officer listens to me. Whom should I complain to?”
He raised questions about the effectiveness of the police complaint mechanism, stating that if a federal minister faces difficulties in getting a complaint addressed, ordinary citizens may face even greater challenges.
Human Rights Perspective
Equal protection under the law, security of life and property, and access to effective complaint mechanisms are fundamental rights of citizens. An effective policing system must ensure that every individual receives protection and justice without discrimination, regardless of their social or official status.
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Disclaimer: This report is based on the statement made by Federal Minister Qaiser Sheikh.
