Firdous Ashiq Awan's harsh words with Assistant Commissioner Sialkot Sonia Sadaf, Condemnation of Punjab Chief Secretary

 

Firdous Ashiq Awan's harsh words with Assistant Commissioner Sialkot Sonia Sadaf, Condemnation of Punjab Chief Secretary

Punjab Chief Minister's Special Assistant for Information Firdous Ashiq Awan was under discussion on Twitter in Pakistan on Sunday evening and his name remained a top trend.

 

The reason for this is the videos of his visit to Ramzan Bazaar in which Assistant Commissioner Sialkot Sonia Sadaf and Firdous Ashiq Awan are seen arguing over the quality of fruits.

 

Then in another video, Firdous Ashiq Awan regularly scolds Sonia Sadaf and says that her actions are not the same as those of the AC (Assistant Commissioner).

 

After about 2 minutes of these videos, social media users in Pakistan are divided in this regard. Most believe that the tone and manner of Firdous Ashiq Awan was not correct while there are some who think that this is how the 'bureaucracy' should be treated.

On the other hand, Chief Secretary Punjab Jawad Rafique Malik while reacting to the Sialkot incident said that he condemned the rude treatment of the administrative officer.

 

He said that the concerns regarding this tragic incident have been conveyed to the Chief Minister of Punjab Usman Bazdar. Using unethical language with an officer or staff is reprehensible.

 

Rafiq Malik said that administrative officers all over Punjab are present in the field day and night for the convenience of the people which is commendable. Jawad Rafiq Malik said that it does not befit anyone to humiliate government officials. Greetings for hard work and courage

In a video, Firdous Ashiq Awan and Sonia Sadaf are seen at a fruit stall where Firdous Ashiq Awan points out the allegedly bad fruit and tells the assistant commissioner that the bureaucracy is being manipulated by the government.

 

Assistant Commissioner Sialkot tells her about the bad fruit, "It is (spoiled) from the heat," to which Firdous Ashiq Awan tells her, "Change it immediately, it is your duty and the duty of your staff."

 

She angrily tells Sonia Sadaf to 'pick up third class fruit from here' and when Sonia Sadaf says that she has visited Firdous Ashiq Awan twice before, Firdous Ashiq Awan says, 'You get paid for this thing. Yes, I do not take salary for this thing, to which the Assistant Commissioner says, "Madam, it is possible to talk comfortably."

Then in another video, Firdous Ashiq Awan angrily tells the Assistant Commissioner that he seems to be lagging behind her and says that we (ever) find you from somewhere. Are

 

On this, Firdous Ashiq Awan unilaterally scolds the Assistant Commissioner in a bitter manner and says, "Rush is for everyone, have you come down from the sky?"

 

After a few more words from Firdous Ashiq Awan, Sonia Sadaf leaves and Firdous Ashiq Awan continues her anger behind her, saying, 'You sit in the VIP drawing rooms, which way is yours. '

 

Opinions on Twitter were divided.

 

Hassan Khawar, a user, wrote, "Public reprimand of government employees may gain political popularity, but it will demoralize those who want to implement your policies."

At the bottom of his tweet, a user named Noman Hassan wrote in reply that you mean that these DMG (District Management Group) officers can scold anyone but no one can scold them?

 

He added that none of them are accessible to the general public, in fact they have an idea of their power but not of their responsibilities.