Respect Constitution, Respect Law

[Khubaib Alam]

Heart crying to see beloved country in such misery..but its our fault, we pour hatred in innocent minds, politicians are no different than Talibans.
i personally believe in supremacy of law. Law says elected PM can not be forced to resign except convicted by courts of law or thrown out by No-confidence vote from parliment.dear emotional fellows learn to respect law, bring change by your vote, not by force. dont put this nation into a vicious cycle where mobs would decide fate of nation on annual basis.

Respect Constitution, Respect Law

 

[famamdani]

Respect Constitution(Nawaz), Respect Law(Zardari)(bigsmile)

 

[lurker]

Imran Khan and Qadri are responsible. The Government held it's hand for over 2 weeks and Imran/Qadri continued to advance. Everyone saw the people attempting to climb fences and those wire cutters. Enough is enough. The government, parliament and judiciary cannot be held hostage by a group up 20,000 people. The writ of the government must be upheld. And the people who are dying or getting injured, they knew full well this was always on the cards. All those stupid dance concerts that go every night probably gave them all a false sense of safety. These people are collateral damage. Imran and Qadri are and were wrong from the starting of this march. Their demands are unjust and non-sanctioned by anyone in Pakistan judiciary, Parliament and Government. Hashmi just got kicked out of Imran's party by Imran uttering one sentence. Didn't PTI have a long drawn out constitution and was it that easy to kick someone out? Imran Khan is the Badshah of his own party?

Imran and Qadri are wrong and always have been in the wrong. Yes Nawaz Sharif is a looter. Yes he has a lot of corruption charges. But he is the elected Man regardless if there was/is Dhandli or no dhandli. Pakistan needs a prime minister much more badly than it needs ethisaab 14 months after election. Awein roz roz uth partay hain 20,000 Pakistanis crying about toppling an elected government.

Nobody is above the Law. Not even Imran Khan.

 

[Haris Abbasi]

آئین یہ بهی کہتا ہے کہ آگر کی شخص کا قتل عام ہو تو چاہے قاتل کتنے ہی بڑی شص کیوں نہ ہو اُس کے خلاف آف آئی آر درج کی جائے

 

[gorgias]

Imran Khan and Qadri are responsible. The Government held it's hand for over 2 weeks and Imran/Qadri continued to advance. Everyone saw the people attempting to climb fences and those wire cutters. Enough is enough. The government, parliament and judiciary cannot be held hostage by a group up 20,000 people. The writ of the government must be upheld. And the people who are dying or getting injured, they knew full well this was always on the cards. All those stupid dance concerts that go every night probably gave them all a false sense of safety. These people are collateral damage. Imran and Qadri are and were wrong from the starting of this march. Their demands are unjust and non-sanctioned by anyone in Pakistan judiciary, Parliament and Government. Hashmi just got kicked out of Imran's party by Imran uttering one sentence. Didn't PTI have a long drawn out constitution and was it that easy to kick someone out? Imran Khan is the Badshah of his own party?

Imran and Qadri are wrong and always have been in the wrong. Yes Nawaz Sharif is a looter. Yes he has a lot of corruption charges. But he is the elected Man regardless if there was/is Dhandli or no dhandli. Pakistan needs a prime minister much more badly than it needs ethisaab 14 months after election. Awein roz roz uth partay hain 20,000 Pakistanis crying about toppling an elected government.

Nobody is above the Law. Not even Imran Khan.

حکومت نے اگر دو ہفتے ایکشن نہیں کیا تو کس بات کا احسان کر رہی ہے؟ کیا کسی دھرنے والے نے دو ہفتے کسی قانون کو توڑا؟
احتجاج کر نا ان کا حق ہے اور اسی حق کو وہ استعمال کر رہے ہیں۔
اور میں نے بچھو اور کچھوے والی حکایت پڑھی تو واقعی مجھے بھی عمران کا ہی قصور لگ رہا ہے۔ جو گولیاں مارنے والوں بچھووں کے سامنے اپنے لوگوں کا لایا

 

[wamufti]

Law also says equal rights ... Law also says protection ... Law also ensures that FIR must be lodged .... Law also says tax defaulters cant be part of parliament .. law also says that PM cant lie on assembly floor - well NS did it thrice now ....

IS THIS F..IN LAW ONLY FOR POOR

 

[Nice2MU]

Either you don't know about constitution or you are just intentionally behaving like idiot.

You are talking about the so called Superimacy of Law and constitution...Just answer me one question.

Was the article 63 of constitution fully implemented?

If the elections were done out side the constitution the why every idiot and hypocrite is crying about its violation?

 

[jason]

So law is for the opposition to observe and PM is the constitution.

Going to PM house is unlawful on the basis of what?

demanding resignation from PM is unlawful on what basis?

Today many police officers have refused to obey unlawful orders and have resigned these are violation of constitutions?

So the moron who does not accept the responsibilities of his action e.g., killing of 20 and more on his orders is lawful?

the questions posed seem to be the result of emotions rather any convincing logic.

 

[Aslan]

There is no law in Pakistan and constitution is in abeyance for decades so there is nothing to respect.Corruption is rife from top to bottom.Nawaz became PM through rigged elections.The vast majority of Pakistanis believe elections were rigged.

 

[uzairm]

​پاکستان کاآئین صرف اور صرف اس قابل ہے کہ اس پر پکوڑے رکھ کر کھائے جائیں...۱۹۷۰ سے اب تک اس آئین کی وجہ سے ملک زوال کا شکار ہے

 

[lurker]

حکومت نے اگر دو ہفتے ایکشن نہیں کیا تو کس بات کا احسان کر رہی ہے؟ کیا کسی دھرنے والے نے دو ہفتے کسی قانون کو توڑا؟
احتجاج کر نا ان کا حق ہے اور اسی حق کو وہ استعمال کر رہے ہیں۔
اور میں نے بچھو اور کچھوے والی حکایت پڑھی تو واقعی مجھے بھی عمران کا ہی قصور لگ رہا ہے۔ جو گولیاں مارنے والوں بچھووں کے سامنے اپنے لوگوں کا لایا

Haq hai to protest, magar Government ke pas bhi haq hai to unblock the streets. Protect buildings. Institutions. These people have been blocking off all sorts of areas, its time the government tells them that the show is over. Go protest somewhere else.

 

[Londonguy]

Law ?