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Mujhe Kyun Nikala?


"Mujhe kyun Nikala" has become the most sarcastic statement ever given in Pakistan's political history. Those remarks were given by ex PM Nawas Sharif when hounds of justice came to mob him at the appeal of Panama. He was forced to denounce his authorities as a result of court verdict in which he was found guilty under the article 62 and 63 of constitution of Pakistan. Well the continuation of misinformation campaign by current government is creating ambiguities and portraying an innocent picture of Nawaz Sharif. This movement should be halted. Otherwise deterrent attitude shown by Nawaz Sharif can arise conflicts between institutions. In order to avoid anarchy Supreme Court should step in and vividly explain that PM was disqualified for having more assets than his income means. Contemporary media need to play its role to keep public aware of current situation so that any anarchy can be avoided.
Nawaz Sharif is historically known to play dirty politics but surprisingly with his toppling dynasty his behavior too shifted from contemptuous to appealing. After his abdication the way he bent on knees to seek public sympathy speaks volumes of hypocrisy and dubious standards of politicians.
In very little history of Pakistan its rulers have always kept their interests upfront by spitting at the corpse of public interest. Well Nawaz Sharif is no different in fact he occupies a special place in Pakistan's political democracy because of his hegemonic and autocratic style.

The King?

Well the king learned autocracy from the lap of dictatorship but kept advocating democracy. His efforts to malign judiciary and his intentions to confront establishment question his national loyalty.In his reigns Pakistan flourished a lot as roads and motorways were built, fly overs were constructed, under passes and orange line were made but at the expense of public health basic education and social justice.
The way he grew accustomed to monotony and imperialism made him thinking of himself above than law but from Panama he finally fell down to Aqama. So 3 decades of dominance ended with supremacy of law. A precedent was set. The way to development was paved through with justice. Now the flood gates have opened. Now politician's interest will be subordinated over national interest. Now the journey of supremacy of law has started. Now the Pakistan is going to be great. But the question is...

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