THE DETRIMENTAL CONSEQUENCES OF GENDER DISCRIMINATION IN THE DARK-TRIAD BUREAUCRACY, WITH PARTICULAR EMPHASIS ON THE RESPONSE OF ''LOWER-LEVEL BUREAUCRATS"

Abstract

The topic of this research is The detrimental consequences of gender discrimination in the dark-triad bureaucracy, with particular emphasis on the response of ''lower-level bureaucrats" This study investigates the concerns of the general population who have unresolved issues as a result of the negligence of low-level bureaucrats. This study investigates the reasons why municipal bureaucracy's slow operations lead to delays and time loss. This study used a sequential random sample technique to conduct a quantitative study with a victimized population from Multan, which serves as a representation of south Punjab, which makes up a sizable portion of the nation. A structured questionnaire was used as the study tool. The purpose of the current study is to specifically investigate this issue. Its aims are To ascertain how citizens are impacted by the excessive load of managing street level bureaucracy and To be aware of the extent of gender discrimination in the dark-triad bureaucracy. Statistical analysis was used to analyze the data. Systematic tabulation demonstrated the data's organization. According to research, the Pakistani government should revise the criminal code, strictly enforce all relevant laws, verify the actions of local bureaucracy on the ground, and impose punishment sanctions. In order to defend human rights, researchers also advise implementing programmes to raise awareness.