p[font=‘Times New Roman’]Iqbal Hadi Zaidi from Kuwait has demanded from the Government to investigate why opposition leader Moulana Fazalur Rehman went to UAE without a prior visa from UAE Government. He says Fazalur Rehman should tender an apology for his irresponsible action. I have never liked Moulana Fazalur Rehman. I do not hate people like Moulana Fazalur Rehman because they are Mullahs or religious leaders but only because they have not shown any exemplary personal characters as Muslims. I do not hate MAA because I know they have to some extent done a little work which is enough keeping in view the blockade from Center. For example the Governor who had been forced on their head is a person when he was serving in Bahrain Gulf state was known as the biggest drunk. In Pakistan Club when he was to come in any function respectable people did not bring their families in that function. Due to his these “qualities” his own wife left her. Iqbal Hadi before criticizing the others should first know the facts. Fazalur Rehman went to UAE on a visa issued to him by UAE Embassy in Islamabad before his going abroad. His deportation despite having a valid visa should be seen from the angle that Pakistan under a deep planning is target of isolating it. Criticism is a healthy thing but it should be judicious and honest. Ardeshir Cowasjee like Iqbal Zaidi in his column on Fazalur Rehman’s deportation wrote that religion is not UAE government’s moto hence is the reason that state is progressing rapidly. It is quite right UAE government has no moto of religion but Ardeshir Cowasjee and Ayaz Amir type people forgot that UAE government moto is to give visas, facilities to smugglers, drug barrens, trouble makers of other countries. One can see all smugglers have their offices and operate from Dubai. Absconder from justice like Ebrahim Dowood, Chota Ranjan, Pakistani smugglers have their business officers in Dubai but Pakistan government does not have such a policy and Ardeshir and Iqbal Haidi etc have no word of praise for Pakistan.