Re: Now that Iran has Hanged a Man for committing Bank Fraud, will Pakistan follow su
Since no human rights champion bothered to answer my question, I am bumping the question again:
Let us start from a simple question:
When was last time a politician or a businessman sentenced for corruption in Pakistan?
Re: Now that Iran has Hanged a Man for committing Bank Fraud, will Pakistan follow su
^^^ Recently Pakistani people sentenced Nawaz Shareef to 5 years Prime Minister post for corruption.
India is not far behind though ... as few days back, Indians sentenced 'Modi' to 5 years Prime Minister post for butchering Muslims in Gujrat.
Re: Now that Iran has Hanged a Man for committing Bank Fraud, will Pakistan follow su
One may vote a murderer, a liar, a kafir, a tyrant, an incapable, even a traitor … but should never vote, give respect, or revere a corrupt.
Murderer may murder few.
Liar may deceive
Kafir may go to hell
Tyrant may do atrocities on few
Incapables may not manage country efficiently
Traitor may sell secrets of the country to enemy
But … corrupt harm the country and people living in the country more than all above combined. For instance:
Murderer may kill few, but corrupt would murder millions due to him giving them poverty, misery, illness, joblessness, illiteracy and so on … because he would steal what country can provide the poor and the needy.
Liar may lie about what he could do and could not do, but corrupt deceives people much more, as even when corrupt tells truth that he wants to do something for nation and people, his corruption makes that truth a lie.
Kafir is guilty of huquq-ul-Allah and it is possible that Allah the most merciful may forgive a kafir on judgment day, as his guilt is between Allah and that kafir, but corrupt is guilty of huquq-ul-Ibad and since people (180 million Pakistanis) would not be merciful on judgement day, corrupts are guaranteed to go to hell.
Tyrant may bring misery on few, especially those who stand against him, but corrupt brings misery to nation that affects everyone in the country.
Incapable may try, but would not be able to provide people as much as country has potential, still would provide something, but corrupt could provide nothing to the people due to his dishonesty, greed and selfishness, looting, plundering and mismanaging the country.
Traitor may sell secret of the country to enemies for money of whatever, and enemies can harm the country because of that secret information, if they can in whatever limited way, but corrupt harms the country definitely, in unlimited way and much more than any traitor could do.
Fact is that, corrupts are curse for the nation, whose crimes towards nation is worse than anyone.
In my opinion, if politician **(who ever held government post), bureaucrat or any government servant is found living beyond means that cannot be explained, than that person should get hanged and all his possession (legally or illegally acquired) should get confiscated.**
Re: Now that Iran has Hanged a Man for committing Bank Fraud, will Pakistan follow su
Looks like some people can get away with making fun of Islamic Laws here:(
Don't you know the rules:
1) you need to call Quaid-e-Azam, Jinnah or Mr. Jinnah
2) you need to make fun of Islam or its laws or atleast be sarcastic
3) you need to hate each and everything in Pakistan
these are three golden rules, if you don't follow one or all of them, you won't be called or taken as liberal...
Re: Now that Iran has Hanged a Man for committing Bank Fraud, will Pakistan follow su
BTW, Banks, aren't they the biggest fraud themselves?
Re: Now that Iran has Hanged a Man for committing Bank Fraud, will Pakistan follow su
Since no human rights champion bothered to answer my question, I am bumping the question again:
Recently people of KP sentenced former international Play boy, now Phattoo Khan to power to bring tsunami in five years.:)
Re: Now that Iran has Hanged a Man for committing Bank Fraud, will Pakistan follow su
In Pakistan, we appoint such folks as PMs and CMs.
so true since Pakistan's Leaders so completely reflect the People of Pakistan!
Re: Now that Iran has Hanged a Man for committing Bank Fraud, will Pakistan follow su
^ Let us not use Hazrat Umar RadiAllah unho as example here, he never cared for what the Majority thought about his actions!
he was no liberal!.........remember reading about the punishment he had carried out on his own Son!
Plus during his Khilaphat he had appointed special agents who report directly to him, regarding corruption in government, and had some Governers removed for the same kind of stuff going on in Pakistan.