Re: The Hypocrisy of Chief Justice Chaudhary
Just wondering if same logic can (in your view) validate Mush's first take over as he had the "public support"?
Was he (Mush) right to break the constitution then in your eyes?
Yeah that's a bitter pill for everyone to swallow. bhai mere (as Jamali would say it) That was considered the lesser of the two evils AT THE TIME. I am not against Mush per se but yes I am most definitely against army rule. I hope all the political parties learn a harsh lesson from that experience, that when dictators break the constitution they don't just come in for a few days or a few months but for a good decade or so. Hence they would be wise enough not to support any such unconstitutional steps in the future whatever their rivalry with the elected leader of the time. Believe you me Zia would still be president if he had not died in a plane crash. He had no intention whatsoever of leaving. Some reporter even joked with him once, " Do you want to break Fidel Castro's (Cuba) record?"