In a recent statement, Iffat Omar has voiced strong concerns regarding the Diyat system, particularly in light of the recent Karsaz accident. The acclaimed actress and social activist highlighted the significant limitations of the current system and underscored the urgent need for reforms to ensure justice is served fairly.

Omar’s comments come amid growing public discourse on the fairness of the Diyat system, which allows for compensation payments in cases of murder or bodily harm.

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She emphasized that the existing framework often fails to address the disparities between individuals based on their financial status, calling for a more inclusive approach to justice.

The Karsaz accident, which has been a focal point of national attention, has further intensified the debate around the effectiveness of the Diyat system.

Omar’s advocacy for systemic changes aims to ensure that legal provisions like Diyat are applied equitably, irrespective of the parties’ financial capabilities.

Her statements reflect a broader call for legal reforms to address perceived inequities in the justice system, highlighting the need for a comprehensive review to guarantee fair and just outcomes for all individuals involved.