Imran Khan continues to fight for democracy in Pakistan

When I visited Pakistan earlier this year, little did I know that I would be making history, by being part of the one of the world’s largest and longest street demonstrations.  As Imran Khan tweeted: “This morning I walked around Azadi Square where people too congratulate them 4 setting world record: 44 consecutive days at Azadi dharna. Commitment.”  The Azadi ‘freedom’ march began on the 14 August 2014 and coincided with Pakistan’s 67^th independence-day.  Living in a self-sustained container and to the loud eruption of noise and sound of music, appeared the cricket star, who I once sat down in my living room and watched captain Pakistan win the world cup in 1992.
Now the cricketer turned politician, has different things on his mind, although he cannot resist taking us down the memory lane, “In one single ball, I will break the wicket of Nawaz Sharif and Zardari (the former President of Pakistan).”  Now, however he has a different message, citing the poetry of Allama Iqbal, he wants a ‘Naya’ (new) Pakistan.  A new Pakistan, where the rich and elite from society, stop dodging taxes, and which is free from economic misery, human rights abuses, deprivation, electricity shortage and ultimately no more corruption.  In Khan’s words a “revolution” is happening.  The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Facebook page has over 2,108,527 likes and it seems like those numbers are now translated offline as the Azadi demonstrations are awash with colours of green and red.
According to Khan, “Pakistani Awam Jaag Gaya” (Pakistan has woken up).  From, Islamabad where the heartbeat of the protest movement began to the demonstrations in Karachi and Lahore, this freedom march is like no other.  It aims to reinvent Pakistan and hold those in power to account.  But change doesn’t come without trial and difficulty and Imran Khan and those attending the demonstrations have risked arrest, death and police brutality.  Despite this, the sound beats of ‘Go Nawaz Go’ continue to get louder, so much so that one of Nawaz Sharif’s own ministers, the President of Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz KPK, Pir Sabir Shah had to hold a press conference in Peshawar and apologize for chanting ‘Go Nawaz go’ slogans at a convention by mistake. The slogan which has been reverberating in Pakistan was even challenged in the Lahore High Court because apparently it was causing ‘chaos’ and posed a ‘threat’ to society.  Indeed, the Prime Ministers, daughter Maryam Nawaz Sharif ,it appears she  also had enough of the chanting, as she tweeted: “Seems PMLN workers have had enough of PTI vandalism. A tit for tat response & PTI won’t find a place to hide. Saw trailer in Wazirabad today.”
The Prime Minister himself has tried to remain calm and collective in the face of protest, but has been recently looking flustered and angry. After going on a visit to the US, he met with a chorus of opposition and finally broke his silence at a press conference urging Imran Khan to stop holding the ‘Dharna’ (demonstration) and help families who were victims of the recent water floods.  Khan however it appears that PTI has no plans of leaving yet, saying: “I’m not moving till Nawaz Sharif resigns.”
However, the demonstrations continue to take place, as the country is gripped with anticipation as the crowds continue to flock together to get a glimpse of Imran Khan.  For once, ordinary Pakistanis have had enough of the ‘VIP’ culture that exists in Pakistan’s patriarchal society and they want real change.  There has been an upsurge in support for Imran Khan and for once people genuinely believe he could be the new Prime Minister in waiting.  I believe, we are witnessing a momentous occasion in Pakistani politics where finally people feel empowered to come out on the streets, both men and women alike and want their voices heard.

Sham Democracy and Political Persecution of Media in Pakistan

Like its previous regimes, the Nawaz government during its present tenure has consistently applied various methods to restrict the freedom of expression in Pakistan. These methods include: distribution of newsprint quota; implementation of a press advice system and censorship; allocation of government advertisements; awards of cash prizes to selected media men and journalists; appointment of selected journalists on government positions; dispensation of monetary and other benefits to influential journalists and opinion makers.
In a most recent Government led attack on freedom of expression, Pakistan Electronic Media Regularity Authority (PEMRA) ordered ‘ARY News’ off the air for 15 days, with an imposed levy of Rs. 10 million on this most popular media group. The media ‘licencing authority’ which has almost become the ‘media silencing authority’ also banned ‘Khara Sach’ program aired on ARY News and its presenter Mubasher Lucman. It is the latest action of Nawaz government in an organised campaign of pestering and bullying ARY network on account of its punchy programming and an often populist tone. The decision came at a time when under Nawaz Government, Pakistan is ranked 158 out of 173 in the 2013-14 Press Freedom Index.
Although PEMRA was originally intended to be a distinct body under supervision of the cabinet, it was transferred to fall under the purview of the Information Ministry, thus weakening its independence from government.  Nawaz government wants to use PEMRA as institutional form of control of “press advice system’’. In which government officials will constantly tell Pakistani news outlets and editors how to behave, what to publish and what to broadcast.
Mubasher Lucman and ARY has been punished for raising a very basic question in a lawless society and the question was whether the Law makers are above the Law in this land of the pure (Pakistan). Astonishingly enough, a Judge of the Lahore High Court namely Justice Mazahar Naqvi had taken the notice of grave allegations leveled against him, in a program hosted by Mubasher Lucman on ARY.  The above mentioned judge banned Mubasher Lucman as well as his programme.  Mr. Justice Naqvi has not taken into account that in many countries across the world, superior Judiciary has already restricted the ability of government bodies, including judicial courts, elected bodies, State-owned corporations and even political parties, to bring an action against journalists for defamation. This is in recognition of the vital importance in a democracy of open disparagement of government and public authorities including courts. The judges should not restrict the freedom of expression in such a way as there are plenty of opportunities available to Pakistani judges to defend themselves from criticism.
This self-centered action of Justice Naqvi reminded me the famous verse of the second century roman poet Juvenal who said, ‘quiscustodietipsoscustodes’ (who will guard the Guards). In a democratic country the judiciary is supposed to be an essential check and balance on the other instruments of the government, ensuring that laws of the legislature and the acts of the parliament comply with international human rights including the Freedom of expression. While the various segments of Pakistani society have extended an unparalleled support to Independence of Judiciary; the Pakistani Judiciary should appreciate the fact that Independence is not an end in itself.  The independence of Judiciary should play a pivotal role in promoting freedom of expression and civil rights. Catherine Anne Fraser, Chief Justice of Alberta, Canada has once said, ‘We have independence for one reason – to protect the rights of our citizen’.
This must be recognised that criticism on Judiciary by media is the recognition that independence and rights of the judges are not absolute. In democratic countries judges are often criticised savagely and severally by the media. However it appears from such orders that Judiciary in Pakistan feels sanctified. Equipped with so much power, there is a development of ‘arrogance of the office’ with a feeling of being untouchable.

Imran Khan continues to fight for democracy in Pakistan

When I visited Pakistan earlier this year, little did I know that I would be making history, by being part of the one of the world’s largest and longest street demonstrations.  As Imran Khan tweeted: “This morning I walked around Azadi Square where people too congratulate them 4 setting world record: 44 consecutive days at Azadi dharna. Commitment.”  The Azadi ‘freedom’ march began on the 14 August 2014 and coincided with Pakistan’s 67^th independence-day.  Living in a self-sustained container and to the loud eruption of noise and sound of music, appeared the cricket star, who I once sat down in my living room and watched captain Pakistan win the world cup in 1992.
Now the cricketer turned politician, has different things on his mind, although he cannot resist taking us down the memory lane, “In one single ball, I will break the wicket of Nawaz Sharif and Zardari (the former President of Pakistan).”  Now, however he has a different message, citing the poetry of Allama Iqbal, he wants a ‘Naya’ (new) Pakistan.  A new Pakistan, where the rich and elite from society, stop dodging taxes, and which is free from economic misery, human rights abuses, deprivation, electricity shortage and ultimately no more corruption.  In Khan’s words a “revolution” is happening.  The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Facebook page has over 2,108,527 likes and it seems like those numbers are now translated offline as the Azadi demonstrations are awash with colours of green and red.
According to Khan, “Pakistani Awam Jaag Gaya” (Pakistan has woken up).  From, Islamabad where the heartbeat of the protest movement began to the demonstrations in Karachi and Lahore, this freedom march is like no other.  It aims to reinvent Pakistan and hold those in power to account.  But change doesn’t come without trial and difficulty and Imran Khan and those attending the demonstrations have risked arrest, death and police brutality.  Despite this, the sound beats of ‘Go Nawaz Go’ continue to get louder, so much so that one of Nawaz Sharif’s own ministers, the President of Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz KPK, Pir Sabir Shah had to hold a press conference in Peshawar and apologize for chanting ‘Go Nawaz go’ slogans at a convention by mistake. The slogan which has been reverberating in Pakistan was even challenged in the Lahore High Court because apparently it was causing ‘chaos’ and posed a ‘threat’ to society.  Indeed, the Prime Ministers, daughter Maryam Nawaz Sharif ,it appears she  also had enough of the chanting, as she tweeted: “Seems PMLN workers have had enough of PTI vandalism. A tit for tat response & PTI won’t find a place to hide. Saw trailer in Wazirabad today.”
The Prime Minister himself has tried to remain calm and collective in the face of protest, but has been recently looking flustered and angry. After going on a visit to the US, he met with a chorus of opposition and finally broke his silence at a press conference urging Imran Khan to stop holding the ‘Dharna’ (demonstration) and help families who were victims of the recent water floods.  Khan however it appears that PTI has no plans of leaving yet, saying: “I’m not moving till Nawaz Sharif resigns.”
However, the demonstrations continue to take place, as the country is gripped with anticipation as the crowds continue to flock together to get a glimpse of Imran Khan.  For once, ordinary Pakistanis have had enough of the ‘VIP’ culture that exists in Pakistan’s patriarchal society and they want real change.  There has been an upsurge in support for Imran Khan and for once people genuinely believe he could be the new Prime Minister in waiting.  I believe, we are witnessing a momentous occasion in Pakistani politics where finally people feel empowered to come out on the streets, both men and women alike and want their voices heard.

Open Rigging in By-Elections Multan NA-149

Open Rigging in Multan Elections captured by TV Cameras & Implications. Many must have seen how ARY TV cameras captured this woman going inside the Polling Stations several times and was pushed out by people. Reporter then questions Police Constables, both Male Officers and Lady Police Officers and even the Presiding Officer who all admit that this woman has been going inside the Polling Station again and again (where she tells women voters whom to vote) and has been warned but she does not stop. What can we do?Police Officers pose the counter-question to our reporter.
So what does this tell us? Why Police is helpless? At how many places this must be going on at this moment and will keep on happening throughout the day? There are 286 Polling Stations across Multan, TV cameras, Election Monitors, Observers cannot reach everywhere. I always laugh when I hear the EU observers making this outlandish claim that Elections 2013 did not have massive rigging because they or their teams and partners did not see it. Ha Ha! Now look this is just one constituency, and has 286 Polling Stations, and even if all Pakistani media try they wont be able to cover with cameras all polling stations for 10 hours in one city. So what to talk of 70,000 Polling stations across 900,000 square kilometers of Pakistan?
If Police watches in helplessness sitting outside the Polling Stations then it also watches helplessly when votes are stamped by one polling agent or official in hundreds, when ballot boxes are stuffed, when Statements of Count (Form-14) are not issued, or issued on plain paper, or issued without signatures, without stamps, without CNIC of Presiding Officers and Police watches helplessly when Returning Officers create new Statements of Count on Official Forms which then become the basis for Form-17 and the final results.
This is what happens in Elections in a country where powerful elite control Police, District Administration and Presiding Officers from Education Department and other staff of Election Commission – I wonder What is Election Commission doing now? Will they at least explain why Police outside Polling Stations is unable to stop this rigging going on?

An Irani Girl: Victim Of Injustice

Reyhaneh Jabbari, a Muslim Irani girl, was arrested in 2007 for the murder of Morteza Aabdolali Sarbandi, a former employee of Iran’s ministry of intelligence. While the whole world talks about empowering women, the world is ignorant of the fact of another young Muslim woman fighting for her life in Iran. 
Her crime was stabbing a man to death, a man who tried to rape her.
In 2008, Reyhaneh an interior decorator went to a coffee shop, sat and started talking on phone in connection to her job. After finishing the conversation on the phone, two men approached her. One of them introduced himself as a former employee of Iran’s Ministry of defence, namely Morteza Abdolali Sarbandi and asked her to decorate their office. As an interior designer and need for the job, Reyhaneh agreed to their proposal for the decoration and exchanged number.
Few days passed Sarbandi’s friend believed to be the second man who had approached her at the coffee shop, called her on the phone, with regard to the decoration. On getting to the building, they went up to the fourth floor, they opened the door. She was welcomed by Sarbandi in a dusty and empty apartment. Reyhaneh left the door unclosed, but Sarbandi ordered to close the door and she should take off her scarf. She refused and Sarbandi approached her romantically. Reyhaneh tried departing, but was stopped by Sarbandi. Sarbandi got angry and came menacingly towards her. Reyhaneh resisted his advances as much as she could, but Sarbandi got hostile. Sensing immediately danger Reyhaneh managed to lay hands on knife which she used to defend herself. But as Sarbandi’s attack got much stronger, so did Reyhaneh’s, which is when she stabbed him.
The second man rushed into the apartment and suddenly engaged in fight with Sarbandi. The fight between the two men was to pave the way for Reyhaneh’s escape. She managed to escape and reached home. However, her ordeal was not over yet. The police was able to trace her and arrested her at about 2:00 clock and charged with murder.
For six long years, the Iranian court has failed to notice the fact that she faced the imminent threat of rape. In their evidence, it was shown a plastic bag which was found in Sarbandi’s possession containing condoms and a drinking laced with sedatives for his victim. Yet the court overlooked the fact and Reyhaneh was charged with murder and was sentenced to death in 2009. She had no witness and she must be executed for murder. Reyhaneh may be forcibly put to a wrongful death anytime for a fault that was far from her. Her execution verdict was upheld by Iran’s Supreme Court.
Her case drew international cry and sparked a petition urging her release, which has granted over 190,000 signatures.
I am surprised, despite the evidences prove Reyhaneh innocent, then for what she will be executed.
Reyhaneh’s story slaps international community who praises women empowerment around the globe. Reyhaneh’s story is the story of those brave Muslim girls who have been labelled as murderers or who face charges of adultery for defending themselves.
Iran is an Islamic country, how they could reject the plea of Reyhaneh and order for her execution. Not only in Iran, but also in our Pakistan and Kashmir these cases are common. My question to whole Muslim community , when they will wake up from their deep sleep and save innocent women’s like Reyhaneh and Dr. Aafia.
If today, we will not raise our voice for Reyhaneh and Aafia then the day is not far, when Allah s.w.t will shower stones on us.
A small note by Reyhaneh to her mother:-
“Goodbye, dear Mum. All of my pains will finish early tomorrow morning. I’m sorry I cannot lessen your pain. Be patient. We believe in life after death. I’ll see you in the next world and I will never leave you again because being separated from you is the most difficult thing to do in the world.”

An open letter to Bilawal Bhutto Zardari

Dear Bilawal,
I write this letter to try to share with you the sentiments of us common people after your  First of all, I congratulate you for the mamonth gathering of people last Saturday, that gave the message loud and clear:Pakistan Peoples Party is not down and out. It is worth praise how you spoke against extremist mindset, establishment’s propaganda’s and their stooges trying to bring change through lotas. It is also worth praise how you plan to continue PPP’s policy of reconciliation, parliamentary politics and change through ballot.
But to convince people to vote for you, and to support you in your agenda, you have to show them that you are now in charge, that you have a plan and the will and capacity to abide by it. Some points are fundamental for PPP’s recovery and for you to climb up the ladder and be the leader of this nation.
Get rid of your father.
This may seem harsh and perhaps may hurt a bit but its the reality. Asif Ali Zardari is not a charismatic leader. He is neither a good speaker, nor a leader like personality. Right or wrong, he faces serious accusations which make his character dubious in eyes of people. He may have successfully completed his 5 year tenure as the President of Pakistan, but his short term vision and ‘puncture politics’ has ruined PPP. From puncture politics, I refer to his short term fixes of problems, temporary muk muka to keep things going rather than politics on principle- an example is PPP’s coalition with PML Q in Punjab which left PPP voters in disdain. The lowest point of your speech was when you said “agli bari phr Zardari”. Dont you get it? People have rejected Zardari and his style of politics. They want a brave, uncompromising leader who can go in public and tell them that work is being done to improve their miserable lives. Zardari has to make one final speech where he says that he is handing over the party to you as per the will of your martyred mother and is saying goodbye to politics and will do charity work only. This is your way out, because otherwise you will always be seen as a front man of your father and not as a leader.
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Show that you are incharge.
This is as important as it can get. People are sick of PPP’s poor governance and even those who agree with PPP ideology find it difficult to support and vote for it. You have to show that poor governance is thing of the past and now you will be making sure that this doesn’t happen. You have to be actively seen interfering in how affairs of your party as well as the Sindh government are run. You should be seen in Karachi, Larkana and Lahore on the very same day and make teams that can take your message to public. If you think gaining PPP’s lost ground will be a walk in the park, you are fooling yourself.
Changes are not only to be done, they should be seen as being done.
Tough decisions are necessary. Chief Minister Sindh, no matter how much senior and well respected is a symbol of old poorly governing PPP. He has to be immediately retired and changed with a young dynamic personality. If you want youth to follow PPP, you can’t expect them to be lead by Qaim Ali Shah. Ministers in Sindh have to perform or they should be immediately replaced. Same goes with the bureaucracy. People will not vote for you unless you show performance and Sindh is your last chance to show performance. Don’t waste it. Competition will be intense from performances in Punjab and KP when elections come. If you are there, in the election year, giving a rhetoric that Sindh is poor because British built canal system in Punjab, trust me, people will not buy it.
PPP ceases to exist in Punjab, thanks to poor governance and poor leadership choices.
is neither an old PPP jiyala nor fits PPP’s leftist ideology. If you want him to lead PPP Punjab and then expect a revival, you are making a mistake. Punjabis respect people with a personality and a character. You have people like Aitzaz Ahsan and Qamar Zaman Kaira in Punjab. They are your last bet. Announce Aitzaz Ahsan as Chief Minister Punjab, give him complete authority and let him present himself as an alternate choice to Shahbaz Sharif. Come to Punjab and try to understand it by visiting different cities rather than confining yourself to Bilawal house. A jalsa in Lahore without first changing PPP Punjab leadership  and getting the message across to disdain supporters will be a mistake and PPP will further expose the wound.
Silence your critics by removing the source of criticism.
A lot has been said and written about your family’s assets, corruption. Just merely saying that nothing has been proved will not work now. You have to shut up your opponents by doing things that they never expect you to do. Symbolic things like announcing to bring all your money to Pakistan (your dad can still keep some abroad for difficult times) will really do wonders and people will actually see you as a leader. You are bold, you are taking the right stance on many things and saying many things right, but now you have to do what no one in Pakistan has ever done. You have to walk the talk. Your success will depend on whether you can do it in the limited time you have before next elections come or before your remaining supporters lose hope and join other parties.
Best of luck. I hope you will take this in good spirit and at least consider what I said. Pakistan Peoples Party being a progressive, moderate party is vital for Pakistan and it is important that its leader understands the challenges the party faces. Pakistan Zindabad.

The Day Bilawal made Pakistan Laugh: October 18th 2014

As Pakistan we are going through much strife. We as a nation need opportunities to have a good laugh whenever we can. The same happened to the whole of Pakistan on October 18th 2014 right under the shade of the mausoleum of the founder of the nation Quaid e Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah. It started when PPP tried to launch their new Chairman Bilawal aka Bhutto but Zardari . Looks like the launch failed. This child which has grown in front of our eyes in the last few years have given us  many hilarious moments but Oct 18th I am sure is the pinnacle of the day where the rest of his enforced political career would be remembered.
It’s a little unethical to make fun of some one but what do you do. If that person comes on the road put up the face of a clown and invite trouble in itself. Sometimes I wonder whose genes he takes because his father Asif Ali Zardari is a wily and is a commanding personality. Is it too much affection given to him by his mother created this individual? For those who like TV must watch Game of Thrones . In that series there is a character called Lysa Arryn (sister of Catalyn Stark) who has a son called Robin Arryn. If you watch the drama and these characters than it would make a lot of sense. I think the first scene when Robin Arryn appeared and his last scene in Season 4 sums it up for those who understand the predicament which Bilawal aka Bhutto Zardari faces today. I am not going to get more personal than this after all he gave me the comic relief the other day and deserve my special respect locked somewhere and the key for which is lost for good.
Seriously I am still laughing remembering the last few weeks of Bilawal’s media presence. He went on criticizing Army and their past Generals and General Pervez Musharraf showing that all the issues of the world are because of them. Whilst Asif Ali Zardari as per my sources have assigned special consultants to get the questionable orientation of his son (?) in order. Why doesn’t he get him a good teacher for giving insight on the true history of Pakistan ? As they don’t teach the same especially his son being brought up amongst the lords in United Kingdom and the books of history at Ghadi Khuda Buksh if there are any, would be one way as PPP has been playing the victim card  all these years without realizing the fact that their style of hooliganism politics has destroyed the strata of political sphere of the nation in the first place.
If Bilawal reads the right history books. He would know that how his Grandfather was the blue eyed boy of General Ayub Khan and how and who he sponsored the formation of his party in the late 60’s.? He would know that it was his grand father who failed to arrive at a political solution which led to the actions in East Pakistan. It was his grand father’s mental hegemony where he told East Pakistan of “Idhar hum aur Udhar tum” here in Nishtar Park which drove the final nail in the coffin as PPP had half the seats won by Awami League at that time. On whose instructions was Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto exercising his right to the seat of Prime Minister ship? He should try to find answers to these questions than he would understand that his own grand father who gave a new constitution to the country as the country of Quaid e Azam broke into two because of his politics was the dictator of the first kind. He also should not forget that his Grand Father was the civilian CMLA though being elected through an election which should not have been accepted in the same place as it broke the country into two. I can go on but let him do some hard work as well if he can.
Than I don’t need to remind him the letter which his mother wrote to congress to stall Pakistan as she was thrown out of the government and not to forget his own uncles who were seen as scions of being anti Pakistan. After all of this the confused young man had the audacity of calling General Pervez Musharraf someone who fought many wars whilst his family was looting or plundering or selling Pakistan a Traitor. It’s a shame that some one who has been brought on water that was imported . Who has not even spent enough time in his all lifetime which Gen Musharraf spent behind the enemy lines or fighting the enemy. That individual whose own mother derailed Khalistan Movement by selling the list of supporters of Pakistan to Rajiv Gandhi and his own father who he should ask in the first place had to say Pakistan Khappay in the first place when his mother was killed in 2008 by Taliban’s and came out of the car roof on advise of his own father as many say. How dare he call a patriot like General Musharraf a traitor? If General Pervez Musharraf imposed emergency to dispose or keep the corrupt lot of politicians like Nawaz Sharif and his family out of the echelons of power than I think in my own perspective that envisioning Pakistan First this was a patriotic move. For me Pakistan is first the rest are all guidelines to run the country. What good are the guidelines when 98% of the people of the country are dying of hunger or are committing suicides?
In my view Traitor are those people who sell or loot or plunder the nation. If Bilawal would rotated his neck around him the same day. He could have seen dozens of such people are around him who are traitors in form or another. Then Bilawal goes on to criticize the ongoing Dharnas done by PTI and PAT forgetting that they are also people of Pakistan and their voice and their demands cannot be laughed away at and ignored. He should know by now that he and his likes have no future in Pakistan politics as now people are more aware of their rights and would not tolerate feudal hegemony of their kind. Making joke and fun by this jester of a politician is belittling the 98% people of Pakistan who are victims of their forefathers.
He pointed out at MQM for the woes of Karachi. I have extensively traveled in Sindh and would ask him. What his own PPP has done in rural Sindh since 1971 forget Karachi? Infact by them coming in power they have not only deprived the growth engine of Pakistan of any development but also Sindh and its poor people. Whilst he worries about Karachi why don’t he go in his own rural area without the escort of four dozen vehicles and free the poor Sindhis of slavery. Why the nationalist Sindhis are not with the likes of PPP? Can PPP the party he claims to be a chairman of list down 10 verifiable developments they have done in reality? Apart from just giving the gift of looting and corruption to the people of Sindh especially.
The effort which PPP is putting in Bilawal aka Bhutto Zardari and its rally . If they would have put the same effort in developing Sindh . Forget Karachi for a moment than we all could be living in a better place. I don’t think with new leadership around us there is any room for a mutated Bhutto in today’s time. Pakistanis would not accept any more dynastical politics over them now. They would judge things on merit Inshallah for a better Pakistan.
I am thankful to Bilawal aka Bhutto Zardari for giving us some moments of laughter and not so thankful for the headaches he gave due to his painful style of oratory read from screen on the October 18th 2014. He can be the comic relief of politics for the future but if people like him come into power ever God forbidden would be just another dark day in the history of our country. I think the recent wave of change seen in the nation has no room for such people in the future. I am sure Pakistanis would reject any such effort in the future . Infact soon Pakistanis would be asking Bilawal’s father to return the wealth his family has looted of Pakistan in the last many decades. I am sure that true Sindhis would be knocking the doors of Bilawal House or where ever they live to return the ill gotten wealth of the blood and toil of the people of Pakistan and if not answered than would break their doors down for their own rights.
Pakistanis would not allow any politician who threat to break Pakistan to come in power. Pakistanis would not allow any politician who loot and plunder Pakistan to come in power. I am sure that Pakistanis would not allow any politician who just claim the right of ruling the nation because of his blood line but would elect only those on merit and from amongst them. As we all laughed off the speech of Bilawal aka Bhutto Zardari . We must not forget that if his likes come in power there would nothing but our laughter would turn into tears. Inshallah this would never happen. Pakistan Zindabad!