What Nawaz Sharrif said, what he did, and what flowery speeches he has been making on the eve of his deprature for his homeland is totally different thing, and what is being done by the 'popular', 'successful' and 'democratic' government of general musharraf to stop Nawaz Sharrif from returning to Pakistan is altogather another thing.

 

Islamabad is today exactly the same as Karachi of 12th May - containers, tractor trollies, dumpers on the roads leading to Islamabad and Islamabad Airport, minus of course gun-trotting MQM brats (as there is no MQM here). All these must be considered as unique in Pakistan, even though it has its chequered political history.

 

What musharraf is doing, is this lawful? Does his army-led 'democratic' government has the authority to create difficulties and restrict movements of huge number of general public of the society, just to control his own adversery? What the Constitution say about the freedom of movement of general public in this unfortunate country? What the legal and constitutional experts of general's unique government have to say government's creating hazard and difficulties for the general public?

 

- Sayef Hussain

Replied by(josh) Replied on (12/Sep/2007)

Its clear now that 'Intezamia' no longer listens to 'Adlia', thanx to musharraf, this here is open violation of the orders of supreme court, its misuse of power,
no not misuse its like treason so my friend peoples sitting in Aiwan-e-Sadar or GHQ are lead by a traitor of the Nation/Country
They are above the Law, arent they accountable for anything, atleast they will be on the judgement day there end wont be good