Thread: Does Someone else possess moral courage like Javed Hashmi ?
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Originally Posted by samra kanwal View Post
wat do you think will it change Pakistan politics..i dont think so..here the traitor of one political party becomes the hero of other party(dont think me using tritor word for Hashmi..me just using generally)
battle of words will erupt after Hashmi Half truth but RESULt???...nothing...
I reckon, nothing visible is going to change with it.
Yet I feel , he at least has set example that Party's gods can also be questioned.
And this he has done number of times.
And I am sure , he would not be leaving his party and become a turncoat.
The best thing is to remain in system
and pinpoint flaws in that system.
He has always been man of principles and would stay firm.
He is not likely to follow the foot steps of dirty politicians who
become traitor of the party and hero of opponents.
By the way , what is the remaining half truth?
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