Dear sir,
I i have caused a forum policy violation then please do educate, but please refrain from trying to teach me on how my narrative needs to be shaped. I will voice my opinion in the context I want to without violating norms, if you want come up with new forum policies such as no criticism of any institutions by any foreign national no matter the how ridiculous the actions are, you are more than welcome to do so.
And as far as criticizing institutions, I have criticized Indian, pakistani, iranian, US institutions on this forums openly without ever have to see this response, so to me you are setting a precedent here.
As I haven't been too active here, So I would indeed like some clarification from as the other member pointed out previous post did mention, separate sets of discriminatory rules for forum members.
Pakistani members will have a different set of rules to abide by compared to Indians, are there any more discriminatory guidelines that we need to know based on nationality, religion, race etc that have been established on the forum.
@WebMaster how about creating a new set of rules and guidelines as the Moderator infers here by nationality and probably other credentials.
Rules for moderation are not subjective but on forum policy. If there is a topic that violates the state position, it is a violation no matter who it comes from.
This selective moderation to muzzle counter opinions as demonstrated by the other moderator is cover for weak narrative.
When pointed out Lack in consistency of your jurisprudence, the response was just incoherent grandstanding and personal attacks. Finally followed by allegations of derailing the thread.
Even when precedence of a legal adjudication is direction that every civilized court in the world follows, here pointing out to precedence prevailing in Pakistani system is construed as policy violation, of which none exists to my recollection. That's just weak narrative with moderating privileges.