The real reason of anger behind 'Colonel's wife' saga

[Spartacus]

 

[sohails]

Behind all these memes, jokes, twitter trends, and sarcasm is the anger that the common people hold against the discriminatory ways and misconduct of our military establishment with the civilians. They can't express this anger directly. The pakistani media can't speak for them. There are restrictions and consequences for everything. Hence, incidence such as 'kernal ki biwi' is an opportunity for the common people to take advantage of and express their vexation in a light-hearted way so as to avoid direct consequences.

This anger is not newfound. It has been building up since decades. Civilians have been coerced to consider themselves as second-class citizens through years of military's classist control over country's land and resources. Ofcourse a colonel's wife was so furious to wait at a temporary police obstruction because they are not used to being treated as such. On the other hand, permanent no-go areas, checkposts and barricades are as trivial for a common civilian as a traffic signal. Freedom of movement is highly restricted in large parts of this country unless one can produce some sort of affiliation with the military. Then comes their elitist demand for exclusivity. Exclusive lodges, parks, clubs, golf courses. Exclusive rights to front rows, rights to first entry, rights to back-door entry and whatnot in public events. All this is a clear disrespect to the fundamental right of equality among citizens. The worrisome part is that this has been going on for such a long time that both parties have grown accustomed to it. Many civilians have started to believe that this is how the world works and they deserve such a treatment as they are not serving their country rightly enough. On the other hand, an army brat considers that he is intrinsically entitled to such exclusivity, and rarely when this entitlement is challenged, the result is 'mein kernal ki biwi, teri kia auqaat mere aagay'.

Please, at least once, in your life, especially during Ramadan try to serve Al-Mighty Allah, not your party leader.

 

[Ratan]

Colonel ki Biwi...has just misbehaved with a police officer which is culpable or unwarranted.

But how about Captain ki Biwi...Maryam Safdar?...
Who has stolen Hundreds of billions of Rupees from this poor country.

 

[Diesel]

we stand wid our armed forces..

 

[Ziggo]

we stand wid our armed forces..

... And their wives

 

[bhaibarood]

She is taken care off. Some people are still living in the past.

Video poster is a police man and he is brave enough to post it without fearing of his job.

credit should be given where it deserves.
Time is changing. But some don’t want to believe it.

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Show us the proof where and how she is taken off?
Nothing has been done so far! Please dont make assumption ,bloody civilians are not dumb that we can accept hollow statements!
DID ISPR confirm anything? Did Col got punished show us!

 

[Diesel]

... And their wives

personal act

 

[Diesel]

Colonel ki Biwi...has just misbehaved with a police officer which is culpable or unwarranted.

But how about Captain ki Biwi...Maryam Safdar?...
Who has stolen Hundreds of billions of Rupees from this poor country.

patwarii beghairat.. patwarii motmayin tor par beghairat ha

 

[Aamir Ayoub]

Please, at least once, in your life, especially during Ramadan try to serve Al-Mighty Allah, not your party leader.

who am i serving here?
please guide

 

[Saboo]

Behind all these memes, jokes, twitter trends, and sarcasm is the anger that the common people hold against the discriminatory ways and misconduct of our military establishment with the civilians. They can't express this anger directly. The pakistani media can't speak for them. There are restrictions and consequences for everything. Hence, incidence such as 'kernal ki biwi' is an opportunity for the common people to take advantage of and express their vexation in a light-hearted way so as to avoid direct consequences.

This anger is not newfound. It has been building up since decades. Civilians have been coerced to consider themselves as second-class citizens through years of military's classist control over country's land and resources. Ofcourse a colonel's wife was so furious to wait at a temporary police obstruction because they are not used to being treated as such. On the other hand, permanent no-go areas, checkposts and barricades are as trivial for a common civilian as a traffic signal. Freedom of movement is highly restricted in large parts of this country unless one can produce some sort of affiliation with the military. Then comes their elitist demand for exclusivity. Exclusive lodges, parks, clubs, golf courses. Exclusive rights to front rows, rights to first entry, rights to back-door entry and whatnot in public events. All this is a clear disrespect to the fundamental right of equality among citizens. The worrisome part is that this has been going on for such a long time that both parties have grown accustomed to it. Many civilians have started to believe that this is how the world works and they deserve such a treatment as they are not serving their country rightly enough. On the other hand, an army brat considers that he is intrinsically entitled to such exclusivity, and rarely when this entitlement is challenged, the result is 'mein kernal ki biwi, teri kia auqaat mere aagay'.

مجھ سے ملئے ! میں ایک کرنل کی بیوی ہوں
شکل تو بس ٹھیک ہے ..تھوڑی سے ہیوی ہوں
اب اس میں کیا؟..... ?

 

[Saboo]

Most people are just using this as an excuse to forward their original agenda of bashing anything good for Pakistan as Pak Army, using the slightest excuse. Transparent khunaas!

That is not true. May be some people but not the most? For an example I am not.