Sub-inspector resigns due to Lahore CCPO’s abusive behaviour

Sub-inspector resigns due to Lahore CCPO’s abusive behaviour

A police sub-inspector has resigned from his position alleging that the Lahore Capital City Police Officer (CCPO) Umar Sheikh abused him in a meeting.  Fahad Iftikhar Virk stated in his two-line resignation letter, that he is unable to serve in the police department any more. Virk said that Sheikh called him the “son of a donkey” in a meeting.

Virk said he was in-charge of the media monitoring cell and in that capacity, was briefing Sheikh and other officers. “The CCPO asked me a question that I answered. While I was replying, he interrupted and dubbed me a ‘son of a donkey,’ saying that he was asking me something but was getting an answer to something else.”

Virk stated that he felt deeply insulted and immediately handed in his resignation after that episode.

Source: The News

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