Islamabad: Heinous criminal cases like violence, rape and looting continue to be a problem in Pakistan. Which led pakistan begging for financial help. Women's safety remains the biggest issue these days. The criminals are so fearless that even innocent girls are subjected to lust.
Meanwhile, the biggest news is that emphasis is being laid on making it mandatory at the age of 18 to prevent incidents of social evils, safety of women and rape. A draft bill has also been introduced in Pakistan's Sindh Provincial Assembly. Syed Abdul Rasheed, a member of muttahida Majlis-e-Amal of the provincial assembly, submitted a draft of the Sindh Compulsory Marriage Act, 2021 to the Sindh Assembly Secretariat stating that parents of adults who have not been married even after the age of 18 will have to submit an affidavit before the Deputy Commissioner of the district for the appropriate reason for its delay.
The draft proposed Bill says that parents who fail to submit affidavits will have to pay a fine of Rs 500. According to Rashid, if the Bill is approved for making laws, it will create an atmosphere of happiness and peace in the society.
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