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Do you understand what exception means ? India has over a billion people. Only a minuscule minority go to the Middle East. They are the exception, not the overwhelming vast majority who don't work there.

I have never been to Saudi Arabia and never made a living in any Muslim country. Many jobs in Saudi Arabia explicitly say for Muslims/Christians only.

Has Alvi named the Military Secretary? Why not ? He is sitting in the chair of the President. If things actually happened as he said, he should have tweeted that the Bills were published in the Gazette illegally and don't have any constitutional validity instead of apologising to those affected...

There is nothing wrong with Islam per se. There are many Muslims in India, USA , Europe who are model citizens of their respective countries. However, most countries which are ruled by Islamists parties which want to implement Sharia of the 7th century are either failing states or severely...

That was another article from the same source https://tribune.com.pk/story/2431696/president-returned-13-bills-with-objections-on-august-9 Anyway, in official business, any "return" is accompanied by a cover letter which would have sufficed as an objection. Like you said, he could have made up...

Read Article 75 (1)(b). If the President doesn't assent, he is required to send a message to Parliament requesting them to reconsider the Bill. Formal official business is still carried out through official letters, not verbally or through WhatsApp etc. So, I am assuming that if the President...

So it seems. If he followed the correct procedure, then the letter he wrote to Parliament, that his staff allegedly supressed, must exist and should be made public. Only the lower house is dissolved. The Senate still exists and the joint Parliament can be called after elections. And does...

According to Article 75: President's assent to Bills 1. When a Bill is presented to the President for assent, the President shall, within 36[ten] days,- a. assent to the Bill; or b. in the case of a Bill other than a Money Bill, return the Bill to the Majlis-e-Shoora (Parliament) with a...

So far only the President has stated his version of events, in which he has not provided any proof, nor has he taken any action against his staff. Even in his allegations, there is no mention of the army brass as of yet. If that changes, I will criticise the others, but right now the onus is on...

He has made very serious allegations and has implied that he is completely powerless. He should either take legal action against those who are undermining his authority or else resign. If he cannot fulfill his constitutional role and is unwilling to take legal measures to protect the powers...

In most countries, a post like Military Secretary to the President will be a serving officer of the armed forces on deputation. His job is to advise the President on military matters. Why would a civilian joint secretary be better qualified than a Brigadier for that role ?

Whatever. Has the President made any effort to take action against those who allegedly disobeyed his order. If police thanedaar has refused to file an FIR, why doesn't he make the evidence public on Twitter? Where is the note he wrote to Parliament returning the Bills ?

What is the source of this ? Why will the President rely on his Military Secretary for advice on a legislative matter ? If this is true, why hasn't the President named the Brigadier?

Yes an FIR was filed. It might not have accused everyone IK wanted to, but a report was filed an an investigation carried out.

There must be a proper process for returning or signing a Bill. Formal official business is not done on verbal instructions but requires written documentation of all the steps. If the President wanted to return the Bills, he must have written a note giving the reasons for returning the Bill and...

So you are saying the police station incharge will refuse to register a FIR by the President of Pakistan? Has be even bothered to try ? If that happens, he can file a writ petition before a High Court or the Supreme Court. At least one of the judges he appointed should entertain that.

So far he has only blamed his staff. If what he says is true , it is a grave crime against thr Constitution of Pakistan. It is his responsibility to ensure that those responsible are brought to book. If he actually takes some concrete legal action against those responsible then I will agree...

He should either put up or shut up. Right now, he is trying to please both his party and the establishment. He needs to decide which horse he wants to ride. There is no doubt that his actions have seriously undermined Pakistan's international standing and credibility. Why did he wait for more...

You mean the President of Pakistan is so helpless that he can't even go to the nearby police station to lodge a FIR ?

I don't think he can exercise such powers without the aid and advice of the Prime Minister.