SP Irtaza, known for his statement “Whatever I am saying is the law,” is a tout and a servant of the establishment and government. He has forgotten his fundamental duty and oath, which require him to uphold the law—not individual commands or directives from powerful entities.
Historically, Punjab police have been accused of being politicized, and recent developments show that this trend has worsened, with the police now fully turned into thugs. Such actions have eroded public trust and tarnished the reputation of law enforcement agencies.
The people of Pakistan are not likely to forget these faces of lawlessness and corruption. They vow that, one day, those responsible for such misconduct and abuse of power will be held accountable and brought to justice. The fight for justice and the rule of law continues, and the nation remains hopeful for a future where justice prevails.