Rafael
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[/QUOTE]Raheel,
Commissions work just fine, its just that their findings are not released to the public. This is something that a neutral government should be able to do. You have to understand that at least for Kargil affair, there is nothing legally criminal. The Army took action as it felt was appropriate after involving the PM. The disagreement is about who told whom when etc. Its something that should be discussed but in a non-legal setting.
Tried under constitution for what? That he discharged his duty based on the advice of his people on the ground? People should not be wronged. I do not have a problem with that. Someone should answer for the LM affair. Well who should? Should the ones who started this whole affair or the ones who tried to end it? Secondly by dragging all and sundry in the court of law, you are setting the wrong precedence. This precedence is that picking up arms against the government is fine and should there be any violence then the government would be liable. If this is the way it is to be done then do realize that the already shabby law enforcement in Pakistan will become even worse as nobody would be willing to make difficult decisions out of fear for their own hides.
So my point is that you simply cannot start a circus of a trial because certain people have personal gripes to settle. It will distract Pakistan. It will cause further divisions within the country.
I beg to differ Sir but this approach hasnt worked for Pakistan..we previously have let go some politicians, generals and bueracrats with some very serious allegations just because we were afraid of riots and stuff..but it seems to happen again and again....and it'll never end...every time a politician/general or any person with sources for that matter has done something wrong was given a free passage.
so I think we have to start somewhere.
Point Taken sir.