ACP is very unprofessional

Sorry to sayN from the very first encounter with him and Anokhi, i find him to be so much in Anokhi's personal space. Too touchy whilst assuring her!

Who is professional in this show? No one 😆 Maybe the peon.

ACP fits in perfectly.

SIAC is less of a college and more an extension of the Sabherwal home.

ACP police station is like everyone’s home away home...chai, pani, sab kuch milta hai. Afternoon chai? Just go to the ACP station 😆

lol more than acp, anokhi was doing detective work to find aastha and yesterday it was shaurya who told anokhi to think about characteristics to help identify the suspects 🤣 i guess he managed to bring his car at the right time during the riots and he always brings chai at the right time 😆

Originally posted by: infinitie

lol more than acp, anokhi was doing detective work to find aastha and yesterday it was shaurya who told anokhi to think about characteristics to help identify the suspects 🤣 i guess he managed to bring his car at the right time during the riots and he always brings chai at the right time 😆

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ACP runs a full time business of Uber service & special chai business 😵

Assistant commissioner of police is his part time job

Professional who?

Professor sahab spends more time after Ms. Student rather than teaching or doing official work.

Ms. Student spends her time doing everything but studying.

ACP sir runs free uber service and chai ki tapri while occasionally passing free judgement over professor sahab.

You're right no one is professional in this show. Even the cvs know that...its why they keep going on about lesson#1 😂

I don't think ACP is necessarily wrong in his interactions with Anokhi though. As a police officer, his role is to protect the public, help the public, offer them safety and reassurance.

I know ITV famously rushes through tracks and doesn't go into mental health alot so the aftermath and the gravity of the kidnapping situation has sort of been diluted by Shaurya's jealous tantrums..

Although she was let go straight away, if Shaurya hadn't been there,anything could have happened (and in a county where a woman is raped every 22 minutes, and with some of the highest human trafficking and kidnapping figures in the world, the worst case scenarios are likely to be very realistic). The fact it didn't get that far doesn't dismiss the fact that she had actually been kidnapped and that was a traumatic experience.Victims can often start panicking, hyperventilating, go into shock when recalling recent events...it's very common and I think we started to see some deeper glimpses of that when Anokhi identified one of the thugs. Your get trapped in your own mind and keep reliving the memories and sometimes a little physical contact can go a long way. A simple hand on your shoulder can be enough to bring you back to present and ground you.

The personal space or him touching her isn't inappropriate in the context of those scenes we have seen. I mean if a woman had done any of what Ahir did, I doubt any eyelids would have batted. But reassuring a victim of crime is part of his role. (Believe it or not the tea/coffee/beverage is also supposed to help people relax so they can be more open and calm. guess that explains why Shaurya always loses his mind after going to the police station - he never finishes his tea! Hah)

Anokhi has a number of justifiable reasons to trust Ahir but there are some bits which I think were more unprofessional.

• Shouldn't have given Anokhi address for second location of Aastha until he verified himself. (In fact I dont think there was very much accountability from his end when she got injured)

• Shouldn't have gone to her college to pick her up all last minute like that to verify suspects.
• Should have had Anokhi behind a mirrored window and she definitely should not have done identification in the same room as the kidnappers that too in the entrance of the station (they weren't even bloody handcuffed like WTAF 😑)

There's probably more but I'm just rambling at this point so I'll leave it there haha

Originally posted by: Snoopysez

You're right no one is professional in this show. Even the cvs know that...its why they keep going about lesson#1 😂

I don't think ACP is necessarily wrong in his interactions with Anokhi though. As a police officer, his role is to protect the public, help the public, offer them safety and reassurance.

I know ITV famously rushes through tracks and doesn't go into mental health alot so the aftermath and the gravity of the kidnapping situation has sort of been diluted by Shaurya's jealous tantrums..

Although she was let go straight away, if Shaurya hadn't been there,anything could have happened (and in a county where a woman is raped every 22 minutes, and with some of the highest human trafficking and kidnapping figures in the world, the worst case scenarios are likely to be very realistic). The fact it didn't get that far doesn't dismiss the fact that she had actually been kidnapped and that was a traumatic experience.Victims can often start panicking, hyperventilating, go into shock when recalling recent events...it's very common and I think we started to see some deeper glimpses of that when Anokhi identified one of the thugs. Your get trapped in your own mind and keep reliving the memories and sometimes a little physical contact can go a long way. A simple hand on your shoulder can be enough to bring you back to present and ground you.

The personal space or him touching her isn't inappropriate in the context of those scenes we have seen. I mean if a woman had done any of what Ahir did, I doubt any eyelids would have batted. But reassuring a victim of crime is part of his role. (Believe it or not the tea/coffee/beverage is also supposed to help people relax so they can be more open and calm. guess that explains why Shaurya always loses his mind after going to the police station - he never finishes his tea! Hah)

Anokhi has a number of justifiable reasons to trust Ahir but there are some bits which I think were more unprofessional.

• Shouldn't have given Anokhi address for second location of way he until he verified himself. (In fact I dont think there was very much accountability from his end when she got injured)

• Shouldn't have gone to her college to pick her up all last minute like that to verify suspects.
• Should have had Anokhi behind a mirrored window and she definitely should not have done identification in the same room as the kidnappers that too in the entrance of the station (they weren't even bloody handcuffed like WTAF 😑)

There's probably more but I'm just rambling at this point so I'll leave it there haha

Voice of reason! Perfectly put!

Originally posted by: Snoopysez

You're right no one is professional in this show. Even the cvs know that...its why they keep going about lesson#1 😂

I don't think ACP is necessarily wrong in his interactions with Anokhi though. As a police officer, his role is to protect the public, help the public, offer them safety and reassurance.

I know ITV famously rushes through tracks and doesn't go into mental health alot so the aftermath and the gravity of the kidnapping situation has sort of been diluted by Shaurya's jealous tantrums..

Although she was let go straight away, if Shaurya hadn't been there,anything could have happened (and in a county where a woman is raped every 22 minutes, and with some of the highest human trafficking and kidnapping figures in the world, the worst case scenarios are likely to be very realistic). The fact it didn't get that far doesn't dismiss the fact that she had actually been kidnapped and that was a traumatic experience.Victims can often start panicking, hyperventilating, go into shock when recalling recent events...it's very common and I think we started to see some deeper glimpses of that when Anokhi identified one of the thugs. Your get trapped in your own mind and keep reliving the memories and sometimes a little physical contact can go a long way. A simple hand on your shoulder can be enough to bring you back to present and ground you.

The personal space or him touching her isn't inappropriate in the context of those scenes we have seen. I mean if a woman had done any of what Ahir did, I doubt any eyelids would have batted. But reassuring a victim of crime is part of his role. (Believe it or not the tea/coffee/beverage is also supposed to help people relax so they can be more open and calm. guess that explains why Shaurya always loses his mind after going to the police station - he never finishes his tea! Hah)

Anokhi has a number of justifiable reasons to trust Ahir but there are some bits which I think were more unprofessional.

• Shouldn't have given Anokhi address for second location of way he until he verified himself. (In fact I dont think there was very much accountability from his end when she got injured)

• Shouldn't have gone to her college to pick her up all last minute like that to verify suspects.
• Should have had Anokhi behind a mirrored window and she definitely should not have done identification in the same room as the kidnappers that too in the entrance of the station (they weren't even bloody handcuffed like WTAF 😑)

There's probably more but I'm just rambling at this point so I'll leave it there haha

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At no point did I feel that his touch was inappropriate. Or he had any other intention than reassuring her.

Originally posted by: AnokhiKaShaurya

Professional who?

Professor sahab spends more time after Ms. Student rather than teaching or doing official work.

Ms. Student spends her time doing everything but studying.

ACP sir runs free uber service and chai ki tapri while occasionally passing free judgement over professor sahab.

IN all honesty, within that part he was very kind and nice to her, But the first encounter, him giving her tea and wiping off the hands I found that unnecessary

But agree with all your points

Today was the heights 🤣

Heights of Kujli 😆both professor & ACP🤣

ACP Ahir trying to reach commissioner AnokhiBhalla to give her progress report of his weird investigation

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Dhoop mein sukka raha hein suspect ko to make one SUNDRIED Criminal 🤣🤣

First time am witnessing this kind off torture 😆on ITV 🤣

I have seen third degree with laati , on ice , water boarding & even aeroplane 🤣

This is totally new invention 🤣

On the other side shaurrya’s kujli searching for Anokhi 😉

passing time talking nonsense and idhar udhar jaankna 😆

Alok was looking like a mix of GADHA & Lombdi together today 🤣