13-year-old boy killed as alleged blasphemy triggers violent protest in Balochistan

[Verve]

remains a hotbed of anti Pak sentiments.

There is absolutely No conspiracy in Blasphemy related issues!

There is absolutely No foreign/enemy hand in flaring such issues!

Such thinking is Blasphemy in itself!

 

[The Sandman]

@Azlan Haider @The Sandman @Kambojaric @I.R.A @Jungibaaz

Just another day in Pakistan i am sure people will defend this too.

 

[sakha39]

Sir sorry to say we cannot connect Mishall Khan incident with Qadri case. Qadri was not a child he was a practicing Muslim and do not belong to Wahabi sect. But even ordinary Sunni Muslims if have some spirit our know how of Islam understand very well that having belief on all Prophets is a must for a Muslim. Certainly if some one in non believer it is his personal matter. But no one can get right to disobey any of Prophet or become facilitator for a blasphemer.

No one is supporting blasphemy. Though we condemn mob vigilantism.

Salman Taseer himself was responsible what happened to him. First his pictures came drinking Alcohol openly and then semi nude or vulgar photos of his family appeared. As office bearer in an Islamic country these acts were enough for his termination. Later he called Blasphemy act as black law. Intolerance was shown first by your ex beloved Governor not by any stupid Mullah. Dear Sir he could also use any legal way to save Asia Bibi instead of condemning Blasphemy law. How you ask for sanity from any ordinary constable if your stupid ex governor showed his unsound mind. He was a chartered accountant.

Drinking has nothing to do with blasphemy and murder or sound governance. Off topic but to remind you PA used to serve alcohol in mess halls until 70's. He pointed out certain loop holes in law based on his understanding. Not means I agree with him though. Plus if you are a CA and I am a chowkidar, doesn't give me right to kill people and get away becasue I am illiterate. Otherwise 40% criminals would be released.

No matter how much people like u hate blasphemy law it shall remain there till a single Muslim is alive in this country.

Well we are arguing the same. Let the law work not mob vigilantism.

Qadri did wrong act as he was on guard duty and he got what he wanted/ deserved. For many he is a Shaheed and Salman Taseer is/was a hypocrite.

I don't think Qadri is a shaheed. But then again who am I to decide Allah matter ?

The people involved in Mashal case especially University management and officials should be hanged.

Bastards are those who call them selves Muslims but work against their religion and got paid by Western powers.
I hope Mr Horus will take action against those members who are using this forum to spread hatred for an approved law and ideology of this country.

We are against Mob vigilantism, not blasphemy law per see.

This is happening as there is no justice and law in this country.

That's no justification for mob vigilantism

 

[Solomon2]

The people involved in Mashal case especially University management and officials should be hanged.

University management is the responsibility of Pakistan's Higher Education Commission. It's chairman was appointed by N.S. four years ago. Among its directives is the letter I've frequently quoted, for universities to

remain very vigilant and forestall any activity that in any manner challenge(s) the ideology and principles of Pakistan, and/or perspective of the government of Pakistan.remain very vigilant and forestall any activity that in any manner challenge(s) the ideology and principles of Pakistan, and/or perspective of the government of Pakistan.​

Mashal was accused of blasphemy and the "ideology and principles of Pakistan" demand that blasphemers die, right? Didn't the university administrators faithfully fulfill this directive by NOT waiting for the law to take its course and "forestalling" Mashal's purported challenge instead? So whatever crime they may be charged with they can defend themselves on the grounds that they were loyally fulfilling their duty to the State. (Whether or not such a defense would be successful I don't know.)

On the other hand, if what happened to Mashal is judged to be a crime, then what you are left with are the elements of a conspiracy, starting from the top and going down into the ranks. And who in power is going to want to see that investigation happen?

 

[sakha39]

I just gave reply to a post but how ridiculous people are there who are using my reply to consider that I am giving excuse for murder of child. If a mob is out of control any body can get hurt or killed that happens in whole world. I am categorically opposing the people against Blasphemy law and want it's implementation in true spirit.

Thats commendable bro. Maybe I misunderstood you then perhaps. We condemn blasphemy and mob vigilantism. Mob getting out of control which kills a child is condemnable no matter where.

If some one here requires to fulfill his/her own agenda by confusing it is his/her own right.

I once again appeal to this forum management to take strict action against people who are working against ideology of this country.

On another note, I have never reported anybody nor intend to do so. Just tagged you. Plus I don't think condemning mob vigilantism is anti country or anti-pak ideology. Even those who question blasphemy law are not anti pak per see. Though I don't agree with them.

 

[Solomon2]

...The people involved in Mashal case especially University management and officials should be hanged...I once again appeal to this forum management to take strict action against people who are working against ideology of this country.

University management is the responsibility of Pakistan's Higher Education Commission. It's chairman was appointed by N.S. four years ago. Among its directives is the letter I've frequently quoted, for universities to

remain very vigilant and forestall any activity that in any manner challenge(s) the ideology and principles of Pakistan, and/or perspective of the government of Pakistan.remain very vigilant and forestall any activity that in any manner challenge(s) the ideology and principles of Pakistan, and/or perspective of the government of Pakistan.

Mashal was accused of blasphemy and the "ideology and principles of Pakistan" demand that blasphemers die, right? Didn't the university administrators faithfully fulfill this directive by NOT waiting for the law to take its course and "forestalling" Mashal's purported challenge instead? So whatever crime they may be charged with they can defend themselves on the grounds that they were loyally fulfilling their duty to the State. (Whether or not such a defense would be successful I don't know.)

On the other hand, if what happened to Mashal is judged to be a crime, then what you are left with are the elements of a conspiracy, starting from the top and going down into the ranks. And who in power is going to want to see that investigation happen?

And with Mashal down, who can be surprised that a 13-year-old was next?

@Icarus @WebMaster @The Eagle @salarsikander

 

[CHI RULES]

Thats commendable bro. Maybe I misunderstood you then perhaps. We condemn blasphemy and mob vigilantism. Mob getting out of control which kills a child is condemnable no matter where.




On another note, I have never reported anybody nor intend to do so. Just tagged you. Plus I don't think condemning mob vigilantism is anti country or anti-pak ideology. Even those who question blasphemy law are not anti pak per see. Though I don't agree with them.

Dear thks for clarification how ever I felt statement of Iracus improper and replied harshly. As he is advising to abolish Blasphemy law, believe me that if this law is abolished then there shall be extreme blood shed. You should just implicate law properly so people can feel secure by giving matters in the hands of law man.

 

[The Eagle]

And with Mashal down, who can be surprised that a 13-year-old was next?

Boy wasn't killed for blasphemy. Why did you tag me? To read the repetitive post or what?

“A 13-year-old boy, Qudratullah Khan, son of Bismillah Khan, also sustained injury due to the protesters’ aerial firing. The child later succumbed to his injuries,” h

 

[Divergent]

Sir sorry to say we cannot connect Mishall Khan incident with Qadri case. Qadri was not a child he was a practicing Muslim and do not belong to Wahabi sect. But even ordinary Sunni Muslims if have some spirit our know how of Islam understand very well that having belief on all Prophets is a must for a Muslim. Certainly if some one in non believer it is his personal matter. But no one can get right to disobey any of Prophet or become facilitator for a blasphemer.

Salman Taseer himself was responsible what happened to him. First his pictures came drinking Alcohol openly and then semi nude or vulgar photos of his family appeared. As office bearer in an Islamic country these acts were enough for his termination. Later he called Blasphemy act as black law. Intolerance was shown first by your ex beloved Governor not by any stupid Mullah. Dear Sir he could also use any legal way to save Asia Bibi instead of condemning Blasphemy law. How you ask for sanity from any ordinary constable if your stupid ex governor showed his unsound mind. He was a chartered accountant.

No matter how much people like u hate blasphemy law it shall remain there till a single Muslim is alive in this country.

Qadri did wrong act as he was on guard duty and he got what he wanted/ deserved. For many he is a Shaheed and Salman Taseer is/was a hypocrite.

The people involved in Mashal case especially University management and officials should be hanged.

Bastards are those who call them selves Muslims but work against their religion and got paid by Western powers.
I hope Mr Horus will take action against those members who are using this forum to spread hatred for an approved law and ideology of this country.



This is happening as there is no justice and law in this country.

I strongly disagree. Salman Taseer's personal life shouldn't be brought into this or his beliefs. As people we are all flawed and he should have been judged by his professional life. He spoke what many thought of the blasphemy law and didn't ask for an abolishment but amendment. So no, he didn't deserve to be murdered.

 

[El Sidd]

People who justify mob violence need to get checked.

I strongly disagree. Salman Taseer's personal life shouldn't be brought into this or his beliefs. As people we are all flawed and he should have been judged by his professional life. He spoke what many thought of the blasphemy law and didn't ask for an abolishment but amendment. So no, he didn't deserve to be murdered.

Mr. Taseer paid the ultimate price of being a politician disconnected from society and reality.
Like benazir and his father.
Like mujib altaf and sharif

 

[Trango Towers]

Prophet, Islam, Quran, Makkah, Medina all happened in Arabia but Blasphemy laws are in Pakistan...there is a ready why Arabs progressed from dessert dwellers to modern society...because they are tolerant..where as we are in reverse gear since 1948...

Modern Arabs are not tolerant but they don't behave in this manner you are correct.
Islam is very different to Muslims and Muslims unfortunately Don not represent Islam although everyone is ready to kill in the name of Islam even though Allah teaches us mercy and forgiveness.

 

[I.R.A]

@Azlan Haider @The Sandman @Kambojaric @I.R.A @Jungibaaz

If I speak my heart on blasphemy related issues, most of Pakistani Muslims won't be able to tolerate it.

A 13 year old innocent boy lost his life because Muslims thought the best way to prove our loyalty to Islam is by firing, throwing stones, destroying property of others and hurting people. We Pakistani Muslims are ignorant hypocrites, and this mob violence and killing is one of many outcomes of our resolve to stay forever ignorant.

Stop spreading inferiority complex to the Pakistanis.

Its not their inferiority complex but a complex case of their ignorance and intolerance. Pakistanis remain cursed because of their own actions.

 

[gayMo]

What did the blasphemer say

Prophet, Islam, Quran, Makkah, Medina all happened in Arabia but Blasphemy laws are in Pakistan...there is a ready why Arabs progressed from dessert dwellers to modern society...because they are tolerant..where as we are in reverse gear since 1948...

Lol Arabs 're tolerant?? And they have progresses? No way. They are still the same medieval society at heart and have lout of money. They will fall on bad times in a few decades. Wait and see.

 

[salarsikander]

University management is the responsibility of Pakistan's Higher Education Commission. It's chairman was appointed by N.S. four years ago. Among its directives is the letter I've frequently quoted, for universities to

remain very vigilant and forestall any activity that in any manner challenge(s) the ideology and principles of Pakistan, and/or perspective of the government of Pakistan.remain very vigilant and forestall any activity that in any manner challenge(s) the ideology and principles of Pakistan, and/or perspective of the government of Pakistan.

Mashal was accused of blasphemy and the "ideology and principles of Pakistan" demand that blasphemers die, right? Didn't the university administrators faithfully fulfill this directive by NOT waiting for the law to take its course and "forestalling" Mashal's purported challenge instead? So whatever crime they may be charged with they can defend themselves on the grounds that they were loyally fulfilling their duty to the State. (Whether or not such a defense would be successful I don't know.)

On the other hand, if what happened to Mashal is judged to be a crime, then what you are left with are the elements of a conspiracy, starting from the top and going down into the ranks. And who in power is going to want to see that investigation happen?

And with Mashal down, who can be surprised that a 13-year-old was next?

@Icarus @WebMaster @The Eagle @salarsikander

An american zionist person has no moral right whatsoever to judge us. Cirst come lean then raise finger. Killing and detaining children is norm in israel. Unfil uou raise voice agaisnt. Youre another hateful zionist

 

[CHI RULES]

I strongly disagree. Salman Taseer's personal life shouldn't be brought into this or his beliefs. As people we are all flawed and he should have been judged by his professional life. He spoke what many thought of the blasphemy law and didn't ask for an abolishment but amendment. So no, he didn't deserve to be murdered.

You are telling a big lie as it is on record he declared the Blasphemy law as Black Law. On the other hand as per Pak constitution the office bearer declares that he shall protect ideology of the country whether some one like it or not it is Islam. As per article 62-63 a person should be clean in his personal life.

Yes many office bearers involve in such activities but they do not try to justify these acts and open their vulgarity in public. Salman Taseer was incapable of being Governor of the country. If he was so allergic to Islamic values and laws he should not have indulge into politics of the Islamic country.

On the other hand he was trying to defend a convict and gave irresponsible statements which were main cause of his death.

By the way in our discussion we should not cross our limits as so called counter terrorism expert Iracus did. Now every one has the right to call Maulvis as stupid and people following their religion as bastards. This language should be condemned by any literate person.
The Bhensa people were also so called liberals and what shit they created even Mr Horus himself countered them.

If u cannot follow a religion you should leave it instead of cursing others and become a hypocrite.