Mayhem in Karachi - Karachiites trap CJ at Airport

[Awesome]

These are the supporters of Mushy!

The MQM Rally was announced before the CJ rally. The MMA and PML-N came to pick a fight with MQM in KARACHI! That's so ****. They just got one.

 

[Adux]

Please Post the Graphic pictures as link, we dont some kids to see it.

 

[con]

Politics... is sick. Most of the people seems have been killed by gunshots. I dont believe what people will do just to settle political score.

 

[Adux]

Cant believe you could just look into a man's eye, your own countrymen and murder him for political differences, that too in the most gruesome manner. The 4 people around that car picture is a sad sight, it looks like an execution.

 

[Srirangan]

Please edit the title of the topic and add a "graphic pictures" warning. I didn't want to see such pics.

 

[HAIDER]

When people have ego problem, that happened....CJ knows the consequences and took road of destruction. CJ is responsible, because political parties are always act like unleash dogs chasing and killing....what a shamful day for us (Pakistani).Biggest problem all advisors and lawyers of CJ is PPP party member, like Atizaz Ahsan, and all playining with CJ.
Now CJ's position is so politicize, he should resign. But rest of four where standing,only god knows.
PPP
PML
MQM
Mushy and his Uniform.

 

[EagleEyes]

Political assholes will do whatever to gain power. Let it be strikes, killing people, and gaining support through propaganda speeches. I request all the people of Pakistan to boycott any strike and support the government of Pakistan and the security.

 

[Awesome]

CJ's an asshole, he didn't have to invite MMA and PML-N to hold a rally on the day he was going to give an address at some Karachi lawyer's assoc.

Should be a reminder to everyone at what sort of people are waiting to replace Musharraf - the same old, same old.

 

[Adux]

Musharaf's end does seem near; that wouldnt be good for the world nor pakistan

 

[HAIDER]

then whos next....another General ?....we accept he is dictator. But he is going in right direction for his country. And specially India won't let him go easily. All final and bilateral negociations are almost goin to be resolve. From Kashmir to Sir creek. He shouldn t go at this moment.

 

[Awesome]

Some in our public are absolute idiots. They've restored their faith in their former tyrants, they believe the tyrants would do things different this time. Karachi should now lay a reminder to these people that Musharraf's support is still very much real. I bet this narcissist CJ must be in disbelief that people are so violently opposed to him!

 

[HAIDER]

If CJ feel little shame, then he should only serve the court notices. And concentrate more on his case, rather then turning to be a political clown. I support CJ (i wish as long as he works within judical framework, rather then political framework), but after looking innocent bodies on the road. He lost support of his own countryman.
May be, when he return from Karachi, he shuld stop acting like hero and feel the burden of his wrongful act. And think about 27 lives, which lost only because of his EGO.

 

[Awesome]

Lol you know when the government gave a comment in the media that its risky for him to be partying out on the streets all the time, this jerk thought it would be a big PR stunt to jump on his car hood and wave around to all the lawyers/thugs surrounding him.

The government provides security for him.

Irony.

Because if he's killed he'd be turned into a martyr.

I think the government should make the charges against him public. Leak em out, if the law doesn't allow it. If he wants politics, he should be given politics.

After Musharraf's reelection his hoohaa won't even matter.

 

[Adux]

There is nothing like the law doesnt allow it, Charges can be public .
I cant believe how easily you give a clean chit to Musharraf, i am sure he is no angel.

 

[Neo]

Saturday, 12 May 2007

Timeline: Pakistan legal crisis

Pakistan's Chief Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry has become a focus for political opposition to the government of Pervez Musharraf, since he was suspended by the president in March. The BBC News website looks at the events surrounding the crisis.

4 February 2000: Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry, then 52, is appointed to Pakistan's Supreme Court. He gains a reputation for independence over his investigations into the highly sensitive issue of the disappearance of political activists allegedly detained illegally by the security forces.

30 June 2005: Mr Chaudhry is appointed chief justice, makes a speech talking of a "serious crisis of confidence between the people and the judiciary".

9 March 2007: President Pervez Musharraf suspends Mr Chaudhry for "misuse of authority", the details of which remain unspecified.

12 March: Lawyers begin boycott of court cases in support of Mr Chaudhry, which lasts for several days.

13 March: Mr Chaudhry appears before a closed hearing of senior judges to answer allegations against him.

16 March: Violence breaks out at Islamabad rally in support of Mr Chaudhry.

27 March: President Musharraf tells rally in Rawalpindi that no one will be allowed to politically exploit Mr Chaudhry's suspension.

28 March: Mr Chaudhry makes first public speech since his suspension, saying that "Pakistan needs an independent judiciary and respect for the rule of law".

3 April: Mr Chaudhry appears before private session of the supreme court, and makes a call for the closed hearing to be made public.

18 April: Mr Chaudhry launches a challenge to the composition of the judicial body hearing allegations against him.

6 May: At a rally in Lahore, the largest so far in his support, Mr Chaudhry attacks "states which are based on dictatorship". His supporters allege that hundreds are detained by police to prevent them joining the protest.

12 May: Pro-government activists clash with opposition supporters, leading to violence as Mr Chaudhry flies Karachi, intending to address a rally.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/south_asia/6649463.stm