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Today, while talking to Media, Tahir Ul Qadri asked civil Servants and other government officers not to obey state orders and warned them that they should wilfully leave their jobs before his call for Inqalaab, otherwise get ready to suffer severe consequences.
As a Pakistani, how should we percieve it? The only aspect which I am seeing is that the allies of Musharraf have gathered to rescue him at any cost.
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TUQ is out again with his latest version of theatrics. This finger wagging Perdaisi Revolutionary simply loves flushing lights, cameras and media galore. He never tires of antics; a perfect recipe for our perpetually infancy media. On a serious note his call to civil servant to defy govt orders amounts to inciting for civil disobedience.
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Today, while talking to Media, Tahir Ul Qadri asked civil Servants and other government officers not to obey state orders and warned them that they should wilfully leave their jobs before his call for Inqalaab, otherwise get ready to suffer severe consequences.
As a Pakistani, how should we percieve it? The only aspect which I am seeing is that the allies of Musharraf have gathered to rescue him at any cost.

For God sake at least quote him correctly. He asked police and civil servants to not obey unconstitutional and illegal orders of the government and to decide once and for all if they are personal servants of raiwand or the servants of the state.

So whats wrong with this statement??
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For God sake at least quote him correctly. He asked police and civil servants to not obey unconstitutional and illegal orders of the government and to decide once and for all if they are personal servants of raiwand or the servants of the state.

So whats wrong with this statement??
So when police and civil servants acted in unconstitutional manner?? But a dual nationality holder is asking CSPs to act in unconstitutional way and inciting them against constitutionally elected government.
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So when police and civil servants acted in unconstitutional manner?? But a dual nationality holder is asking CSPs to act in unconstitutional way and inciting them against constitutionally elected government.
they don't act in unconstitutional manner. their job is to protect the constitution from corrupt politicians; which they appear to be not performing.
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So when police and civil servants acted in unconstitutional manner?? But a dual nationality holder is asking CSPs to act in unconstitutional way and inciting them against constitutionally elected government.
So that Lahore incident was, what you call constitutional?
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they don't act in unconstitutional manner. their job is to protect the constitution from corrupt politicians; which they appear to be not performing.
So you think Qadri's call of civil disobedience is justified and he will protect the constitution??

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So that Lahore incident was, what you call constitutional?
Everyone has his own perception. To me it was not unconstitutional. PAT workers stood against adiminstration's decision and attacked police. For me the case is too simple,and I am not going to be convinced by Qadri's statements in any case.
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So you think Qadri's call of civil disobedience is justified and he will protect the constitution??
my friend if things in this country had been going the constitutional way, this country would have been leading the world.

name me one person who is protecting the constitution.
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So when police and civil servants acted in unconstitutional manner?? But a dual nationality holder is asking CSPs to act in unconstitutional way and inciting them against constitutionally elected government.
You're simply biased. A man is asking civil servants to refuse unconstitutional orders and you're saying that he's asking them "to act in unconstitutional way". Do you have trouble comprehending things? Also your government is not constitutional, the election commission which conducted the sham elections was itself unconstitutional hence rendering the whole process unconstitutional. This is just a de fecto government.

Your beloved constitution allows anyone to have dual nationality of a select few countries. He's not doing anything unconstitutional. So whats your point? It looks like you're either a PLMN influenced person or simply jealous of his dual nationality.

Also, you're simply not worth talking to if you think shooting 100+ unarmed innocent men and women and killing 14 of them was justified.
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my friend if things in this country had been going the constitutional way, this country would have been leading the world.

name me one person who is protecting the constitution.
Sadly, people of Pakistan have not seen true democracy thats why we are still a struggling nation. We are mentally not strong. We always prefer personal interest over country's interest. Our beloved army has unconstitutionaly hijacked Pakistan many times, why didnt anyone ask them to step down?
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