Mental Health Crisis in Pakistan’s Civil Service | SP Adeel Akbar Case & CSP Officers Under Pressure скачать в хорошем качестве

Mental Health Crisis in Pakistan’s Civil Service | SP Adeel Akbar Case & CSP Officers Under Pressure

The recent suicide attempt by SP Adeel Akbar in Islamabad has once again raised serious questions about the mental health crisis among Pakistan’s civil servants and police officers. This video sheds light on the emotional and psychological burden faced by officers serving in demanding positions — from CSPs, ASPs, and SPs to bureaucrats in the Pakistan Administrative Service. We explore the toxic work culture, social isolation, lack of counseling services, and stigma around depression that often push even the brightest minds into despair. Through past cases, expert opinions, and real accounts, this video aims to spark awareness, empathy, and a call for systemic reform in mental-health support within Pakistan’s government institutions. ⚖️ Topics Covered: SP Adeel Akbar case overview (Islamabad, 2025) History of mental health issues among CSP and PSP officers Depression, burnout & trauma in law enforcement Institutional neglect & need for psychological counseling Breaking the stigma around mental health in Pakistan’s bureaucracy 📢 Call to Action: If you or someone you know is struggling with depression or suicidal thoughts, please reach out to a mental-health professional or helpline immediately. In Pakistan, you can contact Umang Helpline (0311-7786264) or Rozan Counselling Helpline (051-111-234-567). #SPAdeelAkbar #MentalHealthPakistan #PoliceStress #CSPDepression #PakistanBureaucracy #MentalHealthAwareness #LawEnforcementStress #SuicidePrevention #PakistaniPolice #CivilServiceCrisis #Burnout #WorkplaceMentalHealth #IslamabadNews #PakistanPolice