In a bid to modernize the criminal justice system and tackle rising crime rates, the Punjab government, under the leadership of Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz, has announced a series of comprehensive reforms.
The reforms, aimed at leveraging technology to reduce crime, expedite trials, and enhance police performance, mark a significant step towards ensuring swift and efficient justice delivery.
Key measures outlined in the reform package include categorizing crimes involving sexual assaults on children and women as non-bailable offenses, signaling the government’s unwavering commitment to protecting vulnerable segments of society.
In a proactive move against narcotics and organized crime, the government has launched targeted campaigns, reflecting its determination to curb illicit activities and uphold law and order.
To combat corruption within the police force, a special audit system will be enforced, underscoring the government’s resolve to foster transparency and accountability in law enforcement agencies.
Furthermore, the government has set its sights on tackling illegal weapons, power theft, and smuggling, with plans to establish a dedicated border force to address cross-border smuggling activities effectively.
Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz emphasized zero tolerance for rape cases, stressing the need for utilizing modern technology for policing and prosecution to ensure perpetrators are swiftly brought to justice.
Efforts to eliminate criminal gangs and curb illicit activities such as kite-flying will be intensified, reaffirming the government’s commitment to creating a safer and more secure environment for all citizens across the province.
