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Can crime control justify punishment without a trial? Maryam Nawaz’s recent public statements and the controversy surrounding Punjab’s Crime Control Department have reopened a serious debate about justice, policing and the authority of courts.
In this episode of Harf e Raaz, Orya Maqbool Jan examines the difference between protecting victims, investigating allegations and deciding punishment. From theft and robbery allegations to serious offences, who determines guilt—and what happens when punishment comes before a verdict?
The discussion explores reported CCD encounters, treatment of suspects in custody, police accountability and the constitutional right to a fair trial. It also considers the Punjab government’s denial that the chief minister ordered encounter killings.
Victims deserve protection and timely justice. How can the state deliver both while ensuring that evidence, prosecution and judicial oversight remain central to the process?
Watch the complete analysis and share your views: What reforms would make justice faster, fairer and more accountable?
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