Comments on: Kal Tak – 9 March 2010

By: Nimra Rashid

Nimra Rashid — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 13:59:39 +0000

Sometimes the timing of the media is almost too much to notice without breaking into a great laughter. Take for example the latest episode of Kal Tak. Let us look at these two media types next to each other.First, Mr. Chaudhry spent the entire show talking about the various crises in the country. Listening to Kal Tak, one could easily believe that the end of the world is coming. Democracy is nowhere to be seen, law and order is completely absent, and only corruption is behind every door. The government is a complete failure, and PPP is secretly planning to repeal the constitution! No need to provide any evidence for any of these claims. It is enough to watch the TV ratings race to the sky to feel sufficiently justified.

By: RoshanKhiyal

RoshanKhiyal — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 04:19:20 +0000

Kurd, I am so happy that you are a Pakistani. When I see people like you I feel proud of Pakistan.

@planet372
You are just Pathetic.

By: gentle

gentle — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 03:50:52 +0000

Congratulations to Javed Chaudry. The topic was good. Faisal Abidi is not an idiot, he is a genius. His job is to defend and praise his party. This is what he has done in this program. PPPP needs people like him. But he is an evil genius, as is his party. His attempt to take the credit of judiciary’s recovery is ridiculous. The fact of the matter is that PPPP was the greatest hurdle in the recovery of judiciary. His argument that it was President Zardari who signed the bill of judges’ recovery is strange, rather funny. JC has rightly made him remember that is the programs of KAL TAK, different representatives of PPPP vigorously defended Dogar and spoke against Iftikhar Chaudhary. If President Zardari was sincere to recover CJ, why didn’t he promptly implemented the Murree Accord? And perhaps Faisal Abidi can remember the Pakistan of 15 and 16 March 2009, when most of the roads of twin cities and Lahore were blocked by containers by PPPP regime. Was all this to recover CJ? What a shameless liar Abidi is. The fact remains that he has done his job assigned to him by his party. A group of rascals assigning a genius rascal to defend itself. So he is bound to do it by hook or by crook.

I dare disagree with Athar Sahab. CJ alone cannot be held responsible if the lower courts are not delivering true justice. He is really doing a good job, and hopefully he will be able to bring some positive changes in the lower courts.

Javaid Chaudry, it was a good program. Keep it up. You are really serving the weak and the poor Pakistanis by making the different kinds of corruptions of our leaders.

By: nauman08

nauman08 — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 01:35:25 +0000

What an idiot this Javed Chaudhry is…..Just because he is not finding any topic to discuss in programme, he started maligning judiciary.

By: SAZA

SAZA — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 17:53:25 +0000

Pl dont ever invite this goon Abidi, he is a rascal of highest order. Has no sense in his arguments just talking talking, yelling,yelling and yelling.

By: butijaz

butijaz — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 11:38:00 +0000

awake up pakistan otherwise thes animals will eat u

By: siddiqi73

siddiqi73 — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 10:06:04 +0000

@ Planet372,

I have been thinking along the same lines……this guy changes colors like a chameleon. Salay ko Ghaddari nay zaroor haddi phankee ho gee

By: planet372

planet372 — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 09:50:38 +0000

KURD ! how much money you got from Zardari ?

By: shehmeena

shehmeena — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 08:22:03 +0000

I am sure to get a speedy justice we need to have a Independent Judiciary +Independent POLICE force .Moreover 100% cleaning is not possible in one or two years.
Justice is stopped by police as well as courts.
Both of these departments MUST be independent of GOVT in all aspects
and there should b a independent mechanism of accountability of these departments.
We raise pay for these departments and set a strict system of accountability for them .

By: pashtoonkhwa912

pashtoonkhwa912 — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 07:46:04 +0000

I honestly believe that the credit of restoring sacked jusdiciary goes to the people of Pakistan led by democratic political parties and lawyers. It is a shere fallacy to assume that lawyers alone have the credit of achieving this feat. Lawyers would never have succeeded in restoring Ifthikhar and his colleagues if political parties and its workers had not backed them.
And we must not forget that movement for the restoration of judiciary was actually against a dictatorian system imposed on the country by usuerper Gen. Musharaf. People not only wanted the restoration of jusiciary but also the overthrowing of dictatorship. People wanted genuine democracy in the country, and that is why people actively participated in that movement.

Ghani Dotani,
Århus, Denmark