Present political situation in Pakistan
Today Pakistan is facing a very hard time. Our dictoator President Mr. Pervaiz Musharraf has brought the country at a point, where there is no hope for the residents. He kicked out the honourable judges of the Supreme Court and High Courts on 3rd of November 2007. Due to this action, whole nation was upset and after the 2008 Elections they were hopeful to see restoration of judiciary and resigning of the President. But so far none of them has occured. President is being supported by the US government, because he followed their orders without giving any consideration to the national interests.
Now lawyers of Pakistan have announced a LONG MARCH on 10th June 2008, which will be supported by mainstream political parties of the country, i.e. PML-N, Jamaat-e-Islami and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf. We are hopeful that good days will come soon when Justice M. Iftikhar Chaudhry and other detained judges will be restored.
But isnt Asif Zardari both a bigger thief and thug then Musharraf is??? As Imran Khan very correctly put it in a recent interview, “Jiss Qaum ka Zardari jaisa leader ho, Us Qaum ka Allah hi Hafiz hai”! The helpless state of Restoration of democracy Movement has less to do with Musharraf’s inner evil and more to do with tying the restoration with a Constitutionla Package that may or may not be accepted. Seems as if redefining priorities is an easy job here in pakistan… just shuffle the cards and make fool of the nation. Who knows!!!
Regret to share that once again the matter is being put before a committee of PPP and PML-N for reviewing the Constitutional package. I foresee that Zardari is not sincere to reinstate the deposed judges.
hi
i am in great fix due to the situtation of present in the country .i have only one suggestion to control this problem, finsh fudial lords.