Former Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf arrested

[batmannow]

Perhaps. But then so should others, from Justice Munir of the 50's through Justice Iftikhar Chaudry of the recent years--and all the justices, politicians, and generals in between.

But Pakistani establishment--that now includes politicians significantly--are narrow minded, vengeful, uncouth, and ultimately self destructive to Pakistan. They have singled out Musharraf--an IRRELEVANT entity--and are going to waste so much national energy over him. In the end they could make him a martyr for Mohajirs.

Mr, Genrl Redt PM Was Never A Ethinic Politician, & Will Never Be!
Instead Whts Happening Now With Him , Will Be Seen With Soar Eyes Within PA, & If Things Become Worse Thn Retiring Kiyani Has Nt Much Power To Stop The Fatal Spark Comming Out Of PA For Sure?

 

[Sedqal]

Mr, Genrl Redt PM Was Never A Ethinic Politician, & Will Never Be!
Instead Whts Happening Now With Him , Will Be Seen With Soar Eyes Within PA, & If Things Become Worse Thn Retiring Kiyani Has Nt Much Power To Stop The Fatal Spark Comming Out Of PA For Sure?

Where was the 'FATAL SPARK' when USA drones killed Pakistani citizens? USA screwed the sovereignty of Pakistan in Abattabad? FATAL SPARKS always happen against Pakistani citizens?

 

[batmannow]

haha Zia was such a bad seed that NS has to apologize to the nation The freedoms of democracy, see how the system works! NS is coming back with a bang. Daikho Daikho Kon Aaya? Shair Aaya, Shair Aaya

When Nawaz Appalogize To The Nation Of Being The Son Of Genrl Zia?
When Did He Changed His Father For Power May I Say?
Quam Se Mafi Wafi Nahi, Aggar Fuji Kaa Ehtisaab Karna Hai Tu Phir Khud Bhi Court Mein Jana Hai? Aggar abhi Nahi Tu Phir Kisi Din Kisi Fuji Ki court Mein, Quam Sey Mafi Ka Topi Drama Nahi Chalay Gaa Muney?
Aur Phir Dar Key Phir Baaap Na Badal Ley Ganja

 

[batmannow]

Where was the 'FATAL SPARK' when USA drones killed Pakistani citizens? USA screwed the sovereignty of Pakistan in Abattabad? FATAL SPARKS always happen against Pakistani citizens?

Why So Affraid & Currious ! Its Comming With All The Answers For you, Hope you Will be Able To Ask These Question In Person In Front Of Q G Of 555, Want Try After they Announce new Marshall law With new Father For Ganja Hazoor?

 

[Sedqal]

Why So Affraid & Currious ! Its Comming With All The Answers For you, Hope you Will be Able To These Question In Person, Want Try After they Announce new Marshall law With new Father For Ganja Hazoor?

Hahaha who is afraid? Bring it on batman, CJ will be wiping the courts with FATAL SPARKS Martial law days are over, TuQ izaat bacha ker bhag gaya. Itsw PMLN baby and its coming back to powa

 

[Argus Panoptes]

Due process has its value, like I said.

BREAKING NEWS:

Caretakers refuse to try Musharraf for treason | Pakistan | DAWN.COM

Caretakers refuse to try Musharraf for treason
DAWN.COM and Abdul Shakoor Khan

ISLAMABAD: The caretaker government in a written response refused to initiate proceedings against Pervez Musharraf under Article 6 of the Constitution, saying it was not in its mandate to do so.

The interim government said it had a limited mandate, which was mainly to ensure the holding of a free and fair election.

The Supreme Court (SC) was hearing on Monday the treason case against the former military ruler.

A three-judge bench, headed by Justice Jawwad S. Khawaja, of the apex court reconstituted last week is hearing the case.

The retired general is currently residing in his farmhouse at Chak Shehzad which was declared a sub-jail last week.

Prior to the hearing, the counsels representing Musharraf said that they weren’t allowed to meet their client, deterring them from receiving fresh instructions on the case, despite permission from the SC.

The Adiala Jail administration is managing the detention responsibilities of Musharraf at his residence.

Legal analysts believe that this case will prevent aspiring military dictators to overthrow democratic governments and suspend the Constitution. However, some politicians are cautioning that the trial may open a Pandora’s box.

Chaudhry Shujaat Hussain, chief of Pakistan Muslim League-Quaid (PML-Q), made a statement on Sunday suggesting that the trial should not target any specific institution of the state.

Shujaat was an ally of the former president when he unlawfully ruled the country for nine years(1999-2008).

 

[Awesome]

Due process has its value, like I said.

BREAKING NEWS:

Caretakers refuse to try Musharraf for treason | Pakistan | DAWN.COM

Caretakers refuse to try Musharraf for treason
DAWN.COM and Abdul Shakoor Khan

ISLAMABAD: The caretaker government in a written response refused to initiate proceedings against Pervez Musharraf under Article 6 of the Constitution, saying it was not in its mandate to do so.

The interim government said it had a limited mandate, which was mainly to ensure the holding of a free and fair election.

The Supreme Court (SC) was hearing on Monday the treason case against the former military ruler.

A three-judge bench, headed by Justice Jawwad S. Khawaja, of the apex court reconstituted last week is hearing the case.

The retired general is currently residing in his farmhouse at Chak Shehzad which was declared a sub-jail last week.

Prior to the hearing, the counsels representing Musharraf said that they weren’t allowed to meet their client, deterring them from receiving fresh instructions on the case, despite permission from the SC.

The Adiala Jail administration is managing the detention responsibilities of Musharraf at his residence.

Legal analysts believe that this case will prevent aspiring military dictators to overthrow democratic governments and suspend the Constitution. However, some politicians are cautioning that the trial may open a Pandora’s box.

Chaudhry Shujaat Hussain, chief of Pakistan Muslim League-Quaid (PML-Q), made a statement on Sunday suggesting that the trial should not target any specific institution of the state.

Shujaat was an ally of the former president when he unlawfully ruled the country for nine years(1999-2008).

A government must be truly ready to hang Musharraf before it invokes Article 6. Precisely what Shujaat warned. Presently everyone is enjoying humiliating Musharraf - but remember even SA apartheid trials did not result in executions.

 

[Argus Panoptes]

A government must be truly ready to hang Musharraf before it invokes Article 6. Precisely what Shujaat warned. Presently everyone is enjoying humiliating Musharraf - but remember even SA apartheid trials did not result in executions.

There is no humiliation in due process Sir. If Gen Musharraf presents himself for justice, it is his honor actually. And I do not think anybody will hang him.

 

[Sedqal]

Due process has its value, like I said.

BREAKING NEWS:

Caretakers refuse to try Musharraf for treason | Pakistan | DAWN.COM

Caretakers refuse to try Musharraf for treason
DAWN.COM and Abdul Shakoor Khan

ISLAMABAD: The caretaker government in a written response refused to initiate proceedings against Pervez Musharraf under Article 6 of the Constitution, saying it was not in its mandate to do so.

The interim government said it had a limited mandate, which was mainly to ensure the holding of a free and fair election.

The Supreme Court (SC) was hearing on Monday the treason case against the former military ruler.

A three-judge bench, headed by Justice Jawwad S. Khawaja, of the apex court reconstituted last week is hearing the case.

The retired general is currently residing in his farmhouse at Chak Shehzad which was declared a sub-jail last week.

Prior to the hearing, the counsels representing Musharraf said that they weren’t allowed to meet their client, deterring them from receiving fresh instructions on the case, despite permission from the SC.

The Adiala Jail administration is managing the detention responsibilities of Musharraf at his residence.

Legal analysts believe that this case will prevent aspiring military dictators to overthrow democratic governments and suspend the Constitution. However, some politicians are cautioning that the trial may open a Pandora’s box.

Chaudhry Shujaat Hussain, chief of Pakistan Muslim League-Quaid (PML-Q), made a statement on Sunday suggesting that the trial should not target any specific institution of the state.

Shujaat was an ally of the former president when he unlawfully ruled the country for nine years(1999-2008).

Absolutely disgraceful. Public should be told that there is a permanent NRO with generals, they can get away with murder. Shame on this caretaker Govt which is shying away from difficult decisions. Today is a black day in Pakistan's history where rule of law is again ridiculed.

 

[Argus Panoptes]

Absolutely disgraceful. Public should be told that there is a permanent NRO with generals, they can get away with murder. Shame on this caretaker Govt which is shying away from difficult decisions. Today is a black day in Pakistan's history where rule of law is again ridiculed.

No Sir. Today, it is due process that won, and hence the rule of law. This step roves that there is no mandate for a caretaker government to proceed with the case. An elected government can take up this case if it needs to do so at a later date.

 

[Awesome]

There is no humiliation in due process Sir. If Gen Musharraf presents himself for justice, it is his honor actually. And I do not think anybody will hang him.

Not the due process, I meant the whole ganging up on him.

 

[Sedqal]

No Sir. Today, it is due process that won, and hence the rule of law. This step roves that there is no mandate for a caretaker government to proceed with the case. An elected government can take up this case if it needs to do so at a later date.

Musharraf overthrew a constitutionally elected Govt, what proof is need by the way? Should we act like nothing happened. Caretaker govt should have proceeded with the case. Musharraf has the legal right to go to highest court and an elected govt would have been in power by that time. The way law is ridiculed in Pakistan is sickening and shameful.

 

[Areesh]

Absolutely disgraceful. Public should be told that there is a permanent NRO with generals, they can get away with murder. Shame on this caretaker Govt which is shying away from difficult decisions. Today is a black day in Pakistan's history where rule of law is again ridiculed.

As I told you before. Jo karna hai karlo.

Keep whining.

 

[Sedqal]

As I told you before. Jo karna hai karlo.

Keep whining.

And I told you Musharraf is not getting away jo kerna hai ker lo
Abhi Ishq kay Imtihaan aur bhi hain, just look at the number of cases against him.

 

[batmannow]

Musharraf overthrew a constitutionally elected Govt, what proof is need by the way? Should we act like nothing happened. Caretaker govt should have proceeded with the case. Musharraf has the legal right to go to highest court and an elected govt would have been in power by that time. The way law is ridiculed in Pakistan is sickening and shameful.

Contitutionly Elected Govt Which Was Attacking Supreme Court?
Wasnthat its Mandate Too?