Rahi812
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You are right. He was made a big deal, but lets be honest, our media played a huge negative role in giving him a huge publicity. Our soldiers are being martyred every day and we dont hear about it.
Secondly, word on the street is that Qadri is being supported by the military, to keep PMLN in check. PMLN came in with a huge mandate and its a big concern for the military because the second biggest party PPP is also with PMLN. Even PPP had a tough time dealing with the military in their tenure so I am guessing the military must have an idea that PPP and PMLN will bond together to keep it check.
Anyways, I condone these institutional grudges, they shouldnt be happening. They pave way for idiots like Qadri to come to Pak and create havoc.
I completely agree with you that the army and the establishment is behind this drama. In the countries like Pakistan there is no other way to replace the political leadership. During old times kings were killed because there was no system to replace them. So to replace them, they have to be killed.
The founding fathers of western democracy had this thing in their minds so they made the system of replacement to stop the bloodshed. That's the reason we don't see any sort of sociopolitical unrest in the western world. Everybody knows that political leadership would be change after four or five years or maybe before that.
In Pakistan there is no system to replace the political leadership. Benazir was replaced after her death. Zia UL Haq was killed in a plane crash to change the political leadership. Bhutto had to be hanged to give the replacement.
This is all what goes around come around. If Sharif's would be agreed to give power for replacement, they won't see these drama's.
Sooner or later, both Sharif's would see the fate of Benazir, Zia & Bhutto. This is all a natural cycle, there is nothing to do with the establishment.