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media and judiciary are the upcoming big guns of this country and they are gradually proving it by giving such poor emotionally driven decisions
en par jo zulm hoyay thay zia ul haq or musharaf duur mai un sab ka badla chun chun kar leen gay yay ab tyyar rahoo specially the bureaucracy :-) |
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Media plays vital role but some times it put a good face on even bad news. and that is it's hypocracy
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Excellent decision. Should set a precedent for people who are advocates of this public justice (though they would never want the same for their sons, brother etc). Quote:
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A farce called the 'Pakistani courts'!
Ese dysfunctional Judicial system me public justice is the best justice.A totally wrong decision.I for once know that those brothers weren't innocent,and I have no doubts about it.The sentences issued are very harsh.But as someone said,judges beecharey bureaucrats pe appney complexes nahy nikalein gey tw kahan nikaley gey..As if they can survive without the executive..Courts ko nai nai liberty or authority raas nahy aa rhi.
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Plus, to my understanding, the case was one of fasad fil ard. Severe punishments need to be inflicted in such type of cases.
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You are a lawyer,you would understand the legal side of this case better.To my understanding,someone killing a dacoit+murderer shouldn't be issued with capital punishment.That is very harsh. One final thought.Executive Magistracy is indispensable to this country.Should be brought back.
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Its simple Hamza. When we say that only state can penalize a person that means no individual can take law in his own hands, whatsoever the case may be. Law has already provided people with enough of relaxations. Guess what! Once we people used to study PPC, I said it to my facilitator "ma'am there are so many relaxations, how on earth can you ever prove that a person was guilty!" What I mean to say is that courts can foresee what serious implications such incidents give rise to, thats why strict punishments are awarded to set a precedent for rest of the community. The aim is not to be harsh to criminals, the aim to make society learn a lesson. An example is punishment of rape, harabah, theft etc that have been explicitly expressed by Allah in Quran. Why those punishments have to be awarded in public? You know better than me. As far as awarding imprisonment to DPO is concerned, I do not have much idea (havent studied civil servants act yet). Btw wasnt it Zulfiqar Cheema who promoted this public justice concept? (I aint being judgemental, just asking.)
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Yes it was Zulfiqar Cheema who promoted this concept in Pakistan.He,in turn,took it from India.
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