Re: what is “Jiye Bhutto”
Salman Taseer was Jamait-e-Haami member? http://bhutto.org/Acrobat/Bhutto%20a%20political%20biography.pdf
In the words of Iskandar Mirza:
“It is encouraging that two men whom I first selected as leaders: Mr. Z. A. Bhutto and Air Marshal Asghar Khan are giving a lead to the people.”
and… (Pg 35)
"…On the night of 7th October 1958 Iskandar Mirza, the President, and General Ayub Khan, the Commander-in-Chief, aborted Pakistan’s eleven-year experiment in democracy.
Abrogating the Constitution and declaring Martial Law, they assumed dictatorial powers with Iskandar Mirza as President and
Ayub Khan as Prime Minister. Iskandar Mirza handed over the implementation of the Martial Law to Ayub Khan, taking upon himself the task of selecting a cabinet. A list was prepared of prominent persons who had no political connections with any of the previous regimes. This eliminated the old Sindhi political guard of Kazi Fazulillah, Ayub Khurho and Pirzada Abdul Sattar.
In order to bolster the cabinet’s national image, a powerful Sindhi was needed. Iskandar Mirza remembered the bright Sindhi lawyer he had met in Shahnawaz’s house, and appointed him at the age of only thirty to the office of Minister of Commerce and Industries. On the 27th of October the new team took oath of office. At the time Bhutto was a complete unknown, so much so that in a press report on the cabinet’s swearing in, he was called ‘Zulfiqar Ali Bhutta’…"
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After that ZAB enjoyed complete support of establishment and was in cabinet for Ayub Khan for several years. Only after fall of Dhaka that he distanced himself from establishment.
ZAB was as much a product of establishment as NS is.
Yes, I was not born during that time. Please do not come back with that line.