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Bright cop resigns after CCPO Lahore abuses him for speaking English

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Bright cop resigns after CCPO Lahore abuses him for speaking English
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Trainee Sub-Inspector Fahad Iftikhar Virk has submitted his resignation after he was abused by Lahore Capital City Police Officer (CCPO) Umer Sheikh for speaking in English, The Current learnt on Thursday.

“I can no longer serve this department,” read his resignation, a copy of which is available with The Current.

Sources in police department said that Virk resigned due to an altercation with CCPO Lahore Umar Sheikh.

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“Virk used some words of the English language over which the CCPO lost his temper and reportedly abused him. He called him ‘Angrez ki aulaad‘,” they claimed.

Police sources further said that they are demoralised and demotivated after this incident.

Rapist sympathiser @CcpoLahore apparently abused fahad and his family for talking in English. Ccpo who has still not given reason to Lahore High court and IG punjab why he blamed the rape victim carries on with his filth. Shameful. @OfficialDPRPP #WeStandWithFahad pic.twitter.com/yJNQuwy8nO

— Hassaan Niazi (@HniaziISF) September 24, 2020

This is not the first time that Sheikh has made headlines for all the wrong reasons as earlier this month, he had landed in hot water for victim-blaming after the horrific motorway gang-rape incident.

The Lahore CCPO had earlier remarked that the rape survivor should have been more careful and taken a safer route.

“I am shocked… you are a mother of three and the only driver late at night… [she] should have taken the GT [Grand Trunk] Road instead, which is densely populated,” he had said while speaking to a private media outlet.

Sheikh had further said that the woman should “at least have checked her fuel before taking the motorway”.

He had later apologised amid a strong public reaction.

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