According to the news, some members of national army were dismissed on the charges of irresponsibility and negligence in the duty in the sad incident of Ghazi Abad. According to the sources, intelligence reports were present about the danger of any such incident and this report was conveyed to some high ranking officials and warned about a similar incident almost two weeks in advance but they did not show any kind of seriousness in this regard. Due to their negligence and irresponsibility, the sad incident happened that resulted in the. No need to repeat that we can never expect any good from those who are working day and night to weaken the basis of our country and bring the country into pieces. This incident has no doubt brought the people closer to each other and made us more concerned about the importance of unity in the country but at the same time, there are so many questions that need to be answered.

According to the sources of Ministry of Defense, there has been some negligence and non-professional conduct by some senior officers which resulted in the sad incident. In this regard, some officers have been terminated and their cases have been referred for further investigation. This negligence and non-professionalism have resulted in the loss of precious lives of our brave soldiers who are always ready to sacrifice their lives for the protection of our borders and making our lives safe and comfortable.

In these lines as well, many times the issue has been raised about the corruption and lack of control in the senior lines of officers of police and military. There have been continuous accusations of corruption, illegal use of the authority, nepotism and other illegal or unethical crimes against the top brasses of police and national army. It has also been noticed that some officers are so powerful that they consider themselves above any kind of law or constitution and give no importance to the prevalent laws of the country. Such accusations have not only harmed the good reputation of the forces but also brought some kind of invisible deterioration in the morale of in-service personnel of police and national army. It was necessary that there could have been a fool-proof system of checks and balances on all the levels of all the organs of government so that no one should think of crossing its limits. This sad incident is a good eye-opener to put into practice the laws responsible for keeping a proper check and balance in top lines of police and national army. It is hoped that the upcoming investigation will be conducted with absolute professionalism and transparency and all the responsible officers would be brought into justice so that there should not be any further repetition of any such sad incident.