10 PTI women in Kot Lakhpat deny molestation, SSP

Lahore: SSP Investigations and Deputy Commissioner Lahore Rafia Haider visited Adiala Jail on the issue of mistreatment of women and met PTI women prisoners and claimed that PTI women denied any kind of mistreatment. Who is

Talking to the media after the meeting in Adiala Jail, the Deputy Commissioner said that no abuse is being done to women in the jails while they have all the facilities, if a woman has any medical problem, a doctor is arranged for her. Also exists.

The Deputy Commissioner said that facilities are being provided to the prisoners as per the code of conduct and rules of the jail, if anyone has any particular problem or disease, it can be resolved only after consultation with the doctors.

DC Lahore Rafia Haider said in a conversation with the media that we have met all the women individually and asked them about their problems, all the women have asked to provide all the facilities.

SSP Anush Masood said that abuse is a thing of the past, women prisoners are being treated very well in jails and they are also being given medical facilities. It is said that everyone is being given the same facility.

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Talking to the media, he said that a total of 10 PTI women are imprisoned in Kot Lakhpat Jail, they met all the women and spoke to them one by one. . SSP Investigation Dr. Anush Masood said that beds are being given to women prisoners from here, but if they want to order clothes from home, we will order them, the stories of mistreatment of women are fabricated.

He said that Khadija Shah was also spoken to, she is perfectly fine, if she has any disease, she is being given all the treatment here. There are doctors and psychiatrists, there are special gynecologists, there is a library in the prison and books are being given to women to read.

read more: A 2-member investigation team has been formed on the issue of ill-treatment of women prisoners

Earlier, Punjab Chief Minister Mohsin Naqvi constituted a two-member committee, comprising Deputy Commissioner Lahore and SSP Investigations, on the allegation of ill-treatment of women prisoners in jails. It has been directed by the Chief Minister that the members of the committee should meet the women in the jails and look into the matter very closely.

Meanwhile, the Punjab government released the details of the women arrested in the May 9 incidents, after which a total of 32 women were arrested, out of which 21 have been released while the remaining eleven are in jails on judicial remand.

The spokesperson of the Punjab government said that the propaganda of ill-treatment of women in prisons is a lie, the government is the biggest champion of women’s rights, Islam also teaches us to respect and honor women, we do not even imagine ill-treatment of women. According to the law, action is being taken against women involved in terrorist activities.