Free-of-charge treatment at army heatstroke centres across Sindh

[Jolie]

Re: Free-of-charge treatment at army heatstroke centres across Sindh

@ajazali

^ They indulge in politics is wrong, they have to take blame for it. Its simple to say that army ruled country for more than half of its life. Problem is politicians has been using and welcoming them as part power politics games. Did they legalized their businesses after getting into Parliament by force? No, it was already there.

Some politician in parliament asked shuja pasha to not to indulge in politics. You know what Shuja pasha said and what was the response of politicians? He said tell me the name of any army official who is involved in politics, I will suspend him right now. But response was nothing from the politicians. Then he said I have some video of politicians who came to army officials wanting us to become a “party”, do you want me show those videos here in parliament? again no response was from politicians.
And you expect these politicians will resist?

The other side of the truth is - MQM continually asking ‘muhab e watan’ Generals to take over in all those democratic years (yeah the same generals are now evil Punjabis). PAT wanted military to intervene. PMLQ wanted military to intervene. PTI kept using martial law as a threat. PMLN wanted military to play the role of mediator. I can write a whole never ending list of politicians from PMLN and PPP who wholeheartedly supported Musharraf. Enough of this black and white blame game.

The same old blame game is fast losing its relevance today. Truth of the matter is, in last seven or eight democratic years where military made overt efforts to not indulge in politics, yet plenty of politicians wanted military to intervene to either turn them into political martyrs or give them a bigger share in power. The bacha bacha in Pakistan knows that Supreme Court just sat there and shamelessly watched *tamasha *when PTI almost brought the country on the brink of civil way over. Whose responsibility was it to take action?

Don’t shoot this excuse why military is seen as an alternative to politicians. In any respectable country, courts (judges) are seen as solution to end criminality in politics. The same army loving Pakistanis came on the streets to oust a military dictator and install a ‘bloody civilian’ judge in the hope of getting a free and fair judiciary. What did the courts/judges give people in return? Can you deny the fact that Iftikhar Chaudary a SC Judge was not welcomed as a saviour by the public?

Just admit it that its the ‘bloody civilians’ who don’t even bother with anything. Military tries to fix problems but ends up creating far more, the civilian institutions don’t even flippin try.