Without doubt most liberal forces like PPP but they also dislike Zia because they hate him…
Bhutto and Zia were two faces of same coin… Both uses religious forces.. Bhutto was afraid of them therefore he calm them … while Zia used religious forces to prolong his dictatorship..
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Are You from Lashkar e Jhagwi ?
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**Hussain (AS) aur Yazid donon Shehzade thay
You are insulting Pakistanis like them
Shaheed Zulfikar Ali Bhutto was an elected & democratic leader
Zia was a munafiq traitor dictator
Your post is certifying , http://gupshup.org/gs/pakistan-and-world-affairs/666172-zia-ul-haq-dead.html
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لوں کی چاہت میں ہم
دار کی خشک ٹہنی پہ وارے گئے
تیرے ہاتھوں کی شمعوں کی حسرت میں ہم
نیم تاریک راہوں میں مارے گئے
نارسائی اگر اپنی تقدیر تھی
تیری اُلفت تو اپنی ہی تدبیر تھی
کس کو شکوہ ہے گر شوق کے سلسلے
ہجر کی قتل گاہوں سے سب جاملے
قتل گاہوں سے چُن کر ہمارے علم
اور نکلیں گے عشاق کے قافلے
جن کی راہِ طلب سے ہمارے قدم
مختصر کر چلے درد کے فاصلے
کر چلے جن کی خاطر جہاں گیر ہم
جاں گنوا کر تری دلبری کا بھرم
ہم جو تاریک راہوں میں مارے گئے
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After months of litigation and appeals for clemency, Zulfikar Ali Bhutto is finally silenced.
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Context of the post is different… You are taking it to Hussain (as) and comparing Him(as) with yazeed.. Astagfirullah…
Iss main koi shoba nahi kay bhutto elected pm tha … mager woh bhi religious forces say khofzada tha… uss nay religious forces ko khush karny ki koshish kay takay woh ram rahain…
jabkay zia nay unhi mazhabi quwatton ko apnay iqtadar ki tawalat kay liye istemal kiya… to iss context main dono aik hi sikkay kay do rukh hogaye… baton ko dil par na lain balkay tajziyati ho kar sochian.. app ka mara bhutto zinda hi rahay ga app kay dil main… dahnny wad
bhutto ki phansi ki jitni mazamt ki jaye kam hai… to lihaza aesi hard example dena chor deain.. mazhab ko discussion ka hissa na banain…
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Aah Bhutto , We could not save , Ham buzdil thay
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iss baat say koi inkari nahi…
Bhutto kay bad ager Pakistan ko sahi simat main lai ja sakta hia… to woh main hon…
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Only one photo of Bilawal on the day
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It has become a fashion that people who were not even born ZAB’s era, write comments about him. They know dick about ZAB. The great leader Pakistan ever produced since 1947 and unfortunately we will never see a leader of such caliber in the future history of Pakistan.
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^ Theory of relativity applies for almost all situations.
Bhutto a great leader for many but a villain for many in PK as well.
Similarly
Zia is hero for many but villain for many also…
History is telling now that if bhutto was alive , PK wud have been much different and may have not shaped up the way we are now.
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We will never forget nor ever forgive you, Mr Bhutto ? The Express Tribune Blog
It’s been 37 years since that morning when we awoke to find that you were no more among us. We were shocked beyond belief, although there were many who rejoiced that you had gotten what (in their opinion) you richly deserved. Like you, we never believed that they would hang you. Like you, we were convinced that Libya and UAE would prevail upon Ziaul Haq to send you into exile. But you had burnt your boats. There was only one grave and Zia knew that if he spared you, that grave would be his home for all eternity.
There have been times when we have wondered what kind of man you were. We know, of course, that you made many mistakes, mistakes which proved costly to you and to the country. But more of that later.
Let’s begin when you were around 30. You wrote that infamous letter to Iskander Mirza in which you said,
“Sir, history will record that you were a great man, greater even than Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah”.
Really? How could you even compare Mirza with the great Quaid? Okay, let’s overlook this. You were a young man in a hurry – you flattered the man so he could make you a minister.
But then, you did not oppose Ayub Khan’s coup. You even joined him as a minister.
Why?
If you were a real democrat, you’d never have supported a dictator like him. It’s not as if you didn’t have a choice. Oh, I forgot. You wanted to be great; you wanted to be powerful, so you had to support him.
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto with General Ayub Khan. Photo: Dawn Library
In 1965, you got the country embroiled in a war which saw Lahore almost falling to the enemy. You should have had the foresight to anticipate that the Indians would never take the loss of Kashmir lying down. Fortunately, our brave armed forces repulsed the enemy and the country was saved.
Fast forward to 1968, you ditched Ayub, you made a brouhaha about the Tashkent Declaration (without telling us why that bothered you), you founded a new political party and you promised the masses what you knew you could never give. The poor were taken in by your slogan ‘roti, kapra, makaan’. The poor masses of Sindh and Punjab gave you their votes because they were duped. Did you really believe you could give a house to each and every poor man in the country? How could the people ever forgive you for deceiving them?
Then there was your role in the break-up of the country. You refused to accept the results of the 1970 elections, in which Mujibur Rehman emerged the winner. All you had to do was to accept gracefully and allow him to form the government.
Yet, you objected when Yahya Khan called him the future prime minister saying that a man who until the day before had been described as a traitor, was now being considered to be the prime minister. Realising that you could never be prime minister as long as East Pakistan was part of the country, you asked that power should be handed over to Mujib in East Pakistan, and you should form the government in West Pakistan, in your notorious ‘idhar hum, udhar tum’ speech.
That was the day when Jinnah’s Pakistan died, Mr Bhutto.
PHOTO: PID/FILE
And when the National Assembly session was scheduled to be held in Dhaka, you threatened to break the legs of any of your party members who went there to attend (because that would have ensured the election of Mujibur Rehman as the prime minister of the country).
Left to right: Chaudhry Fazal Elahi, Sheikh Mujibur Rehman and Zulfikar Ali Bhutto. Photo: AP
After that, matters got out of hand and Mujib was jailed. Yet in the nine months between March and December 1971, you could have played a decisive role and saved the country. You could have demanded that Mujib be released and the crisis be resolved. But no, you wanted to be prime minister at all costs, you did nothing, and so the inevitable happened. But even when the Indians had invaded the country, and adoption of the Polish resolution could have spared us the humiliation our army suffered, you made sure that the country would be dismembered. You tore up the resolution and walked out of the Security Council. Mr Bhutto, we can never forget that moment in our history. The loss of East Pakistan may not have meant much to you, but it was a death blow to those of us who loved the country.
Your supporters say that you were a democrat.
You, a democrat?
You were the most autocratic leader the country had ever had until then. You violated your own Constitution a few hours after it was adopted, suspending fundamental rights. And when you were in prison, you appointed your wife to lead your party, despite there being many competent persons around you. Would a democrat ever have dismissed the legally elected governments of Balochistan and K-P (previously known as NWFP) without due process?
And there is much more that we cannot forget, Mr Bhutto.
All countries of the world had admired Pakistan for its industrialisation, since it had started from scratch in 1947, and in about 25 years, it had become a country for nations like South Korea to emulate. You nationalised industries and almost every successful enterprise that existed. This was another death blow to what remained of Pakistan. All the inefficiency and corruption we see today in government, in the steel mills, in PIA, have their roots in the destructive policies of your reign in those days. No, Sir, we can never forget nor forgive you for what you did to Pakistan.
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Ghatia , third class Terrorist JI mentality
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sharm karo aur bhutto ki pooja chorro ankhain kholo.
Wesay ghalat kia likha hai article main. express tribune ka article hai jiski chaskay wali pics idhar barray shauk se post krtay ho 
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y this reaction. writer has given facts which may not be correct for you. reply ( if any available) should be given by counter facts or reasoning. reasoning maynot be accepted for biased person but for a neutral person that will be interesting.
eg statement about iskandar mirza , being faithful to ayub and idhar tum , udhar hum are part of history and cannot be denied.
He was a great leader at international front but for me there are question marks on his performacen at national level. We dont know if he had more time he may have corrected many things because he had a progressive mind and a shrewd perosn but he never had a peaceful time to implement his slogans.
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Sorry , this is not my language and not my way .
This is a special case for one very special
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It is unjust post. Aijaz has said nothing… he posted an article… If you want to say.. then condemn the author… To my knowledge… article put all facts together… what is the part in article irritate you?
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I dont agree with the notion that Bhutto and zia were two sides of the same coin. Both were good and bad for different reasons but overall Bhutto was much better. He was a visionary leader, but a politician hence very selfish. And for those selfish reasons he found it ok to let Pakistan break into two and keep the power in west Pakistan. I dont see how can anyone defend that.
On the other side when he took over as the PM, he did great job overall and yes once Zia imprisoned him, he could have bowed down but he didnt. So he had his legacy but we should accept that his legacy is done now, buried with him. There is no bhutto anymore. Everyone else is simply a looter.
As for Zia, he was just another dictator and they all are terrible. Pakistan is still paying for his bad deeds and will do for many upcoming years.
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**Qarardad khud mahee phati phari gie thi , na phartay ti kia farq parta , Dushman Dhaka pohnch chuka tha
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**Idhar ham , idhar tum wali fake story siraf ‘Sun’ kay aik reporter nay ghari thi
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**Bangla Desh azad ho chuka tha , Mujeeb ko rakh kar karna kia tha ?
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**Bhutto was not in power , better you should ask these questions from the traitors Ayoub and yahya who were ruling since 1958
or this Niazi
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The Ayoub whos one minister was bhutto, right?
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Yes and he resigned on national issues
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seems the number of attendees keeps going lower and lower…each time.
oh well, u can only gather so many for plates of chicken biryanis
