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People protesting outside the police station after the incident. Photo: Geo News PESHAWAR: A public protest was held outside the Paharipura Police Station on Friday against police high-handedness. According to locals, police conducted a search operation in Paharipura area of Peshawar during which officials attempted to enter and search the house of councillor Malik Shahnawaz. This resulted in an altercation and tussle between the councillor?s supporters and police officials. As a result, the locals, led by the councillor, protested outside the Paharipura Police Station.

Rules should be made for the comfort of the citizens and we guess Sweden understands this way better than anyone else in the world. Working in the corporate sector can be really exhausting, not only physically but mentally as well and at times, not only affects us but hinders our relationship with our families. So, while we Indians might still resort to tea breaks or smoke breaks to rejuvenate ourselves from work related stress, a local Swedish councillor has proposed an unusual and very lucrative offer that will definitely be ‘hard’ to say no to – paid *** breaks during work hours. © Pexels We are not even close to joking as the local councillor has actually suggested that people should take an hour off as a paid break from work, go home and have *** with their partners. This move aims to improve the personal relationships of the citizens. Now can someone please go and hug this councillor already! But we guess if it gets implemented he will be flooded with love from the Swedes. Honestly, we were wondering that it was some relaxation therapy from his end, but this proposal has left everyone stunned and our jealousy knows no boundaries. © Pexels Now while the scenario is still believable in Sweden, if implemented, we Indians, especially the ones residing in Delhi-NCR, can’t even dream of completing half the journey in one hour, let alone have *** with our partners. Imagine you leave from work keeping the one-hour break in mind, but the only action you get en-route is watching the traffic lights and a trail of cars in full glory, near Cuber Hub and the toll road. According to Per-Erik Muskos, a 42-year-old city councillor, couples were not spending enough time with each other. But, he even stated that one can’t really guarantee whether the employee chooses to spend time with their partner or goes for a walk or do something else. Well, the person will be really stupid to prefer a stroll over ***. Muskos further mentioned that he does not find any reason why this motion wouldn’t pass. Well, only time will tell whether this proposal gets accepted or not, but one thing is for sure that the Swedish are giving serious workplace goals to people across the world. We hope that India takes a cue and gives us paid breaks to rejuvenate ourselves, we’re not holding out for *** though. Source: Hindustan Times