Who will be next?

March 12th, 2007 by Unaiza Nasim ( 1,436 Views )

First it was Dr. Abdul Qadeer Khan and now Justice Chuadhry

Seems like Pakistan Army is becoming the law enforcement agency. Laws, which are made not in lieu of the constitution of the country but the benefit of God knows who.

Will this country ever have heroes not thrown from the throne that they are placed at? Is army the only force which has no corruption inside and no corrupted officials? Will our country always be under the rule of Army? Doesn’t this country of mass population has a single person in politics who can rule the country?? (or the public is unable to choose the right man)?)

It’s not that I’m against Mushi’s rule. But yes there are certain things that I cannot justify. Why is it when anyone gains popularity, the officials (Army specially) realize that the person is misfit and should be dismissed. Further more the dismissal carries a long list of accuses and the person is confined from all sort of public appearances.

This has been happening in all eras of Army rule. For last 60 years the poor public has been witnessing the downs of people who made a reputation. Let’s see who will be the next target.

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5 Responses to “Who will be next?”

1

Fahd Mirza
March 12th, 2007 13:23 GMT
Dr Qadeer is a hero, no doubt about that, but Justice Chowdhary? no, he is not the national hero, whether he has done anthing wrong or not.
2

umar
March 12th, 2007 13:24 GMT
might is right, they say… you’ve got to remove the stones out of your way to keep doing the “good work”. Cheers.
3

Unaiza Nasim
March 12th, 2007 16:41 GMT
Fahad, the way people are want to protest for this will make him a hero. Might not be a national hero, still.
4

Atif
March 12th, 2007 17:10 GMT
yawn this is a 55 yr old topic, find something new :p
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Muhammad Dawood
March 13th, 2007 10:24 GMT
Unaiza: “Doesn�t this country of mass population has a single person in politics who can rule the country?? (or the public is unable to choose the right man)?)”

Is this a question or an answer:)

I think, Whenever a vacuum is created by any reason, a General finds it easy to fill.

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