Policing without politics-Pakistan
A TIME when even an ASP-rank officer could be trusted with a difficult inquiry and be expected to deliver while staying impartial, impartial, and free of partiality. Even high-level committees and commissions today frequently have questionable credibility. Nearly everyone has been impacted at some point or another by the rising crime rate and the decline in police professionalism. As politics has permeated officialdom and civil officials have been persuaded to enter politics, we have progressively achieved mind-boggling levels of inefficiency. The worst kind of tyranny is when our rulers follow a colonial paradigm, utilizing the police to enslave their own people. Unfortunately, some government employees actively work to integrate themselves into these repressive structures. Nowadays, it is practically a given that important police positions will be changed anytime there is a political shift. Therefore, when political leaders are making the transfers and ap