Video: Pak Soldiers Thrash Cops In Police Station After Raid On Army Officer

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The inside story of the Bahawalnagar incident, how many police stations were burnt, who did the abuse?

Bahawalnagar Police vs Army Explained.

Multiple video clips showed army officers allegedly assaulting and beating up cops on Bahawalnagar, some 400 km from Lahore.

In one clip, the cops in uniform were made to sit on the ground on their knees by the army men.

Lahore: 

Videos of Pakistan Army personnel allegedly torturing policemen from the Punjab province have sparked massive outrage on social media even as police brass sought to downplay the incident.

Demanding action against those involved, multiple video clips of the high-octane drama surfaced late on Wednesday that showed the army officers allegedly assaulting and beating up policemen on Monday in Bahawalnagar, some 400 km from Lahore.

In one clip, the cops in uniform were made to sit on the ground on their knees by the army men. Two cops, being brutally tortured, were seen pleading before the army men to spare them.

Those who criticize the army day and night, If there was no Pakistan Army today Who would take off their pants in front of a powerful army and who will conquer Bahawalnagar Police Station?

 

According to sources, “Three civilians were illegally detained and the Punjab police personnel were demanding money for their release.”

“The policemen also raided the residence of an army officer to arrest an accomplice of the trio. This piqued some army personnel and then they raided the Madrassa police station at Bahawalnagar to free those three persons. During that raid, the policemen were tortured,” a senior police officer told PTI on Thursday.

Following the incident, four policemen -- SHO Abbas Rizwan, Muhammad Naeem, Muhammad Iqbal and Ali Raza (who were allegedly tortured) -- were suspended and arrested under different sections of the Pakistan Penal Code for illegally detaining three persons and demanding money from them.

The Punjab police, in a statement, said: “This matter in Bahawalnagar, which went viral on social media, has been taken out of context and exaggerated. Fake propaganda is being made on social media.”  More News Click here