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Old Wednesday, June 18, 2014
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Originally Posted by emraankhattak View Post
hope you are all well physically if not belonging to lahore.
i was going through the vibrant pakistani media yesterday.it is, indeed an awful occasion seeing the dreadful atrocities committed by our own police with innocent civilians.as for as politician are concerned, they have read the "republic" and "the prince " which teach them to grab power by means whatever they are; it does not matter to them.
my question to senior and other honorable member is "whether it suits to the civil servant to react like this to the heinous desires of politicians?
is it a normal thing to loot a poor man's shop, and the dco is drinking that haram drinks?
in addition, our police have got the service of private looters, rendering service by breaking window glasses of citizen's hard earned vehicles.
is it moral to kill innocent people and after that forge false reports by pressurizing doctors and other witnesses?
where the hell is the integrity of our civil servant?
it means they are obeying their political masters blindly, as they have no moral courage to stand upright against illegal orders.it means they can not die on their foot.
is it a good thing to live on their knees ?is it the elite civil service?
i might be over emotional so lead me seniors.
Brother if you go over the essay section and check the threads you will find that 'corrupt bureaucracy' is a favorite heading in essays. all the civil servants that you mentioned might even have been graduates of this very same forum. everyone here you will find protesting and screaming. it might even be that for people here it is just an academic discussion to score points in current affairs. times change, so do circumstances and so do people.

as far as having moral courage is concerned, when PML N came into power it handpicked the members of its bureaucracy. they are not obeying blindly as much as willingly. don't expect people to live on their feet if they have already sold their soul for a few rupees.

these are power games and for them it is fun.
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