Electronic media is playing an important role in highlighting the issue of child abuse and creating awareness among people. However, there must be some ethical considerations for portraying sexual abuse on electronic media that is in the best interest of children. In this regard, it is important to consider the reaction of public/viewers towards portrayal of child sexual abuse in HUM TV’s drama Udaari. 78% male parents, 56% female parents and 64 % viewer’s respondents of this research said that, child sexual abuse in the Udaari drama was a stance of vulgarity. 69% female respondents, 71% male parents, and 85 % non-viewers agreed with the statement and said that in drama some other vulgarity scenes do occur. Parents were of the view that, the topic of child sexual abuse was not very important to discuss on the media through drama. 100% of the total respondents were of the opinion that there were many scenes which couldn’t be telecasted in Udaari drama. People avoid such programs or drams with families. In this study, 78 % male and 56% female respondents said that such scenes promote vulgarity and should not be watched or on aired on television. 
In Pakistani culture, such scenes and topics are not entertained and people avoid them through different actions. Most of the times people switch the channel as shown by response rate of 78% male parents, 57% female respondent and 66% viewers. 18 % to 20 % viewers and female parents responded that they muted the channel when such scenes were on aired. To avoid such situations, TV programs must be telecasted with a disclaimer that children should not watch it. 66 % of female parents and 55 % male parents along with 60 % viewers of the Udarri drama strongly agreed with the above statement. 
Similarly, news channels also portray incidents of the same nature such as a case of a boy who was sexually abused in Kasur. To study the usefulness of these programs, people were asked about their usefulness. About 48% women regarded the news of Kasurr incident as informative. However, 40 % of the viewers observed that the news of Kasur incident was just vulgarity. The programs also include words or sentences that are avoided by people as shown by 100% response rate from males, females and viewers. The scenes were mostly avoided because they were obscene and could not be watched with children. 34 % of the female Parents, 24 % of female parents, and 24 % viewers were of the view that such scenes promoted vulgarity and couldn’t be watched with children. 58% to 68% people switched the channel when these scenes were telecasted. Thus, these scenes are avoided by the people and so the news should be telecasted with a disclaimer that children should not watch it. It was supported by 65 % female parents, 55 % male Parents, and 58 % viewers.  
The responses from non-viewers of HUM TV dramas show that they didn’t see any child sexual abuse in any other entertainment channel. 60 % non-viewers, 62 % of male parents, and 58 % women parents claimed that they didn’t watch any such scenes in the dramas where child sexual abuse was used. 
Many dramas and entertainment channels show a wrong image of the society. The respondents of this research claimed that entertainment channels telecast such dramas and stories which are not based on our society. Around 35% to 51 % agreed that such stories do not depict our society.
Thus, it is seen that at the time of portrayal of sexual abuse on electronic media, ethical considerations in the best interest of children are not adhered. Hence, hypothesis 4 is not validated through research. 
Cases like Kasur incident can’t be stopped but different measures can be taken to improve the reporting of such issues by taking care of ethical guidelines in the 'best interest of child'. Likewise, role of media in educating masses can't be denied. However, information shall be presented with a purpose of raising awareness by taking care of moral values where, choice of words and scenes being portrayed shall be strictly processed through multiple ethical checks to make is child friendly to watch. Entertainment and news media must follow the guidelines and apply them while issuing reports regarding issued of Child sexual abuse. Privacy should be maintained and the child sexual abuse victims and survivors identities and identities of their family members must not be exposed under any conditions. Child sexual abuse cases must be reported sensitively. A clear distinction of opinions and facts should be there. These shouldn’t be mixed or presented interchangeably. As Child Sexual Abuse is sensitive problem thus it remains a taboo to be presented in social reporting. It is the responsibility of media to give coverage to this issue in a manner that helps in generating well informed discussion. These scandals or special cases are opportunities to gain attention of many stakeholders so tackling of this critical problem can occur through collaborative measures. As media is supposed to guard public interest, it is also required to guard rights of Child Sexual Abuse victims and their relatives. It should help in protect their interests by taking help from professionals like health, advocacy and psychological experts. Thus media can also help start support for reforming governing structures in order aid families, children, and the whole society so that they can deal effectively with sexual abuse issue. please convrt into minimum words with all percentage