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Another High Treason Case – Heads Must Roll

January 3rd, 2012 |

As reported in press on 2 Jan, 2012, Jamat Ali Shah former Indus water commissioner, has escaped to Canada despite being on ECL, for acting as an agent of India, by irreparably damaging the water interests of Pakistan, by giving a free hand to India in building a 57- meter high hydro-power project in Leh district (Nimoo Bazgo).

Additionally, 42-meter high Chuttak hydroelectric power project is also being completed on the Suru River, a tributary of Indus in the Kargil district of Indian-held Kashmir.

The said projects will reduce the flows of Indus River, the lifeline of Pakistan.

On top of the above treachery, India has also managed to get approval of carbon credits amounting to $482,083 in seven years ($68,869 per year) from the UN for the two projects after showing that it has got the CLEARANCE REPORT on trans-boundary environmental impact assessment of the said projects, from PAKISTAN.

Now, if memo gate scandal (which was in conceptual stage) can have ramifications of Article 6, why can’t this treason of compromising vital water interests of Pakistan, by the highest officials of the government and those responsible for not allowing the main culprit of this scandal (Jamat Ali Shah) to leave the country, after he was put on ECL, be also treated for HIGH TREASON.

This is another fit case for last hope of Pakistan i.e., the JUDICIARY to immediately take suo moto action against the fifth columnist traitors, who sold vital interests of Pakistan and those who allowed the traitors, to flee from the country.

And mark my words, if no action is taken against the people who are bent upon cutting the roots of Pakistan, we will be equally responsible for the flourishing of atmosphere of treason in this country.

Posted in India Peace and Pakistan, My Views, Pakistan | Tags: article 6, bazgoo, canada, carbon credits, chuttak, ecl, high treason, hydro-power, India, indus, jamat ali shah, judiciary, kargil, leh, memo gate, nimoo, Pakistan | No Comments »

Father of Pakistan – Calling the Nation

December 18th, 2010 |

Author: Syed Nayyar Uddin

As they say, a picture is worth more than a thousand words, the following video about the plight of the grandson of Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah, speaks volumes about the apathy, of we Pakistanis, towards the immediate descendants of the Father of the Nation. Our callous attitude towards the family members of the benefactor of the Pakistani nation is pathetic, to say the least.

The federal & provincial government machinery (including the organs of armed forces, judiciary & the parliament ), all Pakistani citizens inside & abroad Pakistan , all political parties & all sections of media must equally share the blame for this apathy, towards the plight of the family members of Quaid-e-Azam.

When the government is already spending tax payers money to look after the former presidents, prime ministers and retired government servants and their families, why the family of the father of the nation cannot be looked after?

In this regard, the honourable Chief Justice of supreme court of Pakistan, Mr. Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry, is requested to take initiative on behalf of the Pakistani nation and announce launching of a fund with the names of trustees & bank account number details for donations to mitigate (not one time but on continuous basis) the sufferings of the great family members of descendants of father of the nation.

Additionally, this fund can also help and assist the deserving Pakistan movement workers and their families.

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