Women should have an equal role alongside men in both police and armed forces. To what extend do you agree or disagree?

It is often argued that nowadays women are at par with men and

hence

they should get equal responsibility as men do in Defence force.

This

essay totally agrees with the above notion as the law needs more women force to deal with women accused crimes and

secondly

delegating responsibility equally empowers women in the society. Many nations across the world has laws stating that a woman accused can only be arrested by a women constable or officer. Since times immemorial crimes had been a common phenomenon of the society, and no doubt women had played equal roles as victims and accused. For

such

lady criminal it is essential to have a substantial female police force.

For example

, the famous news reporter Alena civic, rejected to get arrested for her crime, stating that she needs a women's officer to arrest her.

Moreover these

Accept comma addition

Moreover, these

days women are indulged in spying and infiltration across borders. For

such

crimes the armed forces

also

need to maintain female armed personnel's.

On the other hand

, statistics reveal that though there had been a successive increase in the percent of female recruitments in armed and police forces, but a few get to higher positions due to the lack of opportunities at the initial level of job. Usually forces prefer giving ground duty services and postings at peace stations for the female employees irrespective of their capabilities of working equivalent to male employees.

For example

the

first

ever female officer of border security forces, Miss Pareekh was

initially

given posting at the Kashmir border, but due to cease fire violation she was transferred immediately to peace station at Jaisalmer. Though she urged not to transfer her. Due to the lack of exceptional responsibilities females find it difficult to create a portfolio necessary for higher promotions. In conclusion, I would state that ladies should be given equal responsibilities as men for women empowerment as well as for eradicating gender biases.