Pakistani actress Sana Faysal recently drew attention to the justice system of Pakistan. She forthrightly stated her disillusionment about how much power and riches there are in play when celebrity cases frequently prove fruitless. Her remark rang with plenty of others, mirror the general exasperation of the population over the leisure speed of legal processes in the nation.
“During a recent interaction, Sana Faysal wondered about the outcome of major legal cases, stating, ‘Aap Ko Lagta Hai is Case Ka Bhi Koi Result Niklay Ga? Kuch Nahi Hoga is Case Ka Bhi, Jitna Bara Case, Utna Ziyada Paisa aur Power Involved Hogi, Isi Liye Hamaray Mulk Ka Yeh Haal Hai Jo Hai Aaj Kal Afsoos! "ulls. Our nation’s current condition is results of this. It’s regrettable!
Her remarks show the fundamental skepticism many Pakistani have of the legal system. Cases of high profile in Pakistan—ranging from corruption scandals to celebrity fights—have sometimes been put under multiple levels of red tape over time, with those in power seemingly escaping justice. Sana says this is a straight result of the unequal sway money and power have in these circumstances.
Her remark comes at a time when the nation is observing many instances of powerful people getting around the legal system thanks to their riches and political sway. The actress’s anger brings attention to the increasing worries over the lack of responsibility among the welltodo, which leaves the public feeling powerless and disillusioned.
Sana’s remarks also address more general problem of institutional corruption in which many people feel that justice is usually hard for those without means or contacts. Although Pakistan has tried to change its judicial system, the public’s trust is still damaged; many people doubt if highprofile cases will ever prevail in actual justice.
The words of the actress remind us of the difficulties average persons encounter seeking justice. Discussions regarding the need of judicial reform, openness, and the significance of guaranteeing that power and money do not affect the result of legal proceedings have been started by her straightforward statement.
Sana Faysal’s strong words reflect the despair many Pakistanis have for an equal and honest society as the dialogue progresses to reveal itself.
