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Wednesday 13 June 2012

Re: [Yaadein_Meri] Dear Faiz Najdi Sahib, السلام علیکم

 

Dear Naeem Ameen sb,

Even though, if this would be considered "true" which seems obviously untrue, our fingers should not go toward the CJ, because every and each one is responsible of his own deeds  This is the games of pro-govt benefited agencies who plan to throw the CJ at a corner deliberately and want to make the hay while the Sun shines.

This is an evidence that PPP is friend of Corruptions, foe of truth, enemy of own motherland,false charter bearer, anti Islam, pro-enemy and adulterer, this is the party who forced Sh. Majeeb-ur-Rahman to divide Pakistan and even afterward they are declaring themselves INNOCENT until now and Pakistan Nation is blind nation who bring them in power again and again.


Thanks & Regards,

M A Khan Raza
Saudi Arabia
 
makhanraza_sardar@ymail.com 


From: Naeem Ameen نعيم امين <naeem_ameen@hotmail.com>
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Subject: [Yaadein_Meri] Dear Faiz Najdi Sahib, السلام علیکم

 
What I understood from this OP-ED by Arif Nizami Sahab is: As they say in Urdu: <<Ghar Ko Aag Lag Gai Ghar Ke Chiragh Se>>. Please find time to read. Love all and always.
Faiz Al-Najdi
Dear Faiz Najdi Sahib, السلام علیکم
Thank you for sharing this article. However, I disagree with your conclusion on the current crisis including the CJ's son and Malik Riaz. To me it isn't a "Ghar ko aaj lag gayi ghar key charagh sey" scenario. I believe it's yet another defining moment of our checkered history. I hope some good will come out of this whole apparently evil situation. They say in Persian "عدو شرے بر انگیزد کہ خیرِ ما درآں باشد" It roughly means, "The enemy raises an evil tempest which will happen to be good for us at the end"
See، how this sensational drama unfolds in the coming days!
Good luck to the CJ and our nation
God save our homeland
Naeem 
What I understood from this OP-ED by Arif Nizami Sahab is: As they say in Urdu: <<Ghar Ko Aag Lag Gai Ghar Ke Chiragh Se>>. Please find time to read. Love all and always.
Faiz Al-Najdi



نعیم امین  Naeem_Ameen@hotmail.com)



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From: faizalnajdi@gmail.com
Date: Sun, 10 Jun 2012 12:34:42 +0300
Subject: [Yaadein_Meri] <<The Prodigal Son>> - by: Arif Nizami

 

Dear All:

A detailed analysis on the honorable CJ's son case by Arif Nizami Sahab published in Pakistan Today.

URL Link: 

What I understood from this OP-ED by Arif Nizami Sahab is:

As they say in Urdu: <<Ghar Ko Aag Lag Gai Ghar Ke Chiragh Se>>.

Please find time to read.

Love all and always.

Faiz Al-Najdi

--
<<God Gives Every Bird its Food,
But He Does Not Throw it into its Nest>>
                 ~ J. G. Holland


Comment

Arif Nizami
Who really is in the dock It is not only Dr Arsalan, the son of the Chief Justice of Pakistan, who is in the dock but by proxy the CJ Iftikhar Chaudhry himself. Let's face it: he is the real target. The CJ had rightfully earned the singular distinction of vigorously pursuing the high and mighty and those in the echelons of power without fear or favour. Whether it was Moonis Elahi, the prodigal of the Chaudharys of Gujrat or the scions of Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani, or for that matter the khakis' agencies operating in Balochistan, they got the wrong end of the stick from him. The CJ perhaps chose to ignore the shenanigans of his own son or was totally unaware about them. Arsalan's high-flying and high-profile lifestyle was well known in Lahore's society. The dapper Arsalan, riding in expensive cars, was normally seen frequenting fashionable restaurants of the city with a close friend who happens to be the progeny of a retired chief justice of the Lahore High Court. It is a supreme irony of fate that the CJ is now trying his own son in the court presided over by him. He has taken a wise decision by choosing not to be part of the bench probing allegations of bribery against Arsalan. His sense of moral outrage can be gauged from his declaration that unless Arsalan clears his name, he has been debarred from entering his father's house. More than one judge on the bench, including the CJ, has invoked Islamic sense of justice and the code of Hazrat Umar. All this is very well. But does this absolve Justice Iftikhar as a father, and more importantly as the chief munsif (judge) of the country, for being responsible for his son's shameful conduct? The CJ's remarks in the court that the accused standing before him his is not his son but just an individual named Arsalan are symptomatic of his own disgust and frustration. Easier said than done. But having rightfully earned the sole distinction of sparing none, he should have been doubly careful and vigilant about his own family. His opponents, who are more than a few, were waiting for the right moment to attack the weakest link in the chain. The CJ's scion provided the perfect opportunity. To say that Arsalan was entrapped is a travesty of truth. In an interview to a journalist known to be sympathetic to Justice Ifthikhar, Arsalan has made the fantastic but nonetheless self-incriminating claim in his defence that the business he runs is valued at 900 million rupees. If he could afford to be ostentatious, why did he choose to go along with his family members on all paid for shopping sprees? Another question which begs an answer is: How did a gentleman, who only a few years ago got his father on the wrong side of Musharraf for not inducting him in the police service, become a head of a thriving business with 400 employees in a short span of a few years? If journalists belonging to the biggest media group of the country, and known to be sympathetic to the CJ, are to be believed, the ailing property tycoon, Malik Riaz, financed Arsalan's expensive foreign tours in years 2010 and 2011. It has been vigorously denied that the son tried to influence his father regarding numerous cases being heard by the apex court against Bahria Town, owned by Riaz Malik. The tycoon himself, in a tongue in cheek manner, has disclosed that Arsalan was blackmailing him and was demanding more and more money. Justice Iftikhar is present on none of the benches hearing cases against Bahria. Malik has also vouched that the son failed to influence his father on the matter. By his own admission the CJ does not even own a house or a car. What special talents does his scion possess to become a head of a thriving multimillion rupees business in record time? It is indeed sad that the one institution that had stood out amongst the rot around by setting high standards of justice and accountability is in serious danger of going under. Institutions are more durable and important than personalities. Hopefully, the institution of the highest court in the country that reached its zenith thanks to the sacrifices of the legal fraternity, the civil society and the politicians would outlast the personality, which nurtured and built it. There are many speculations about the timing of the disclosures against Arsalan. Obviously, the finger is being pointed at those who would love to see justice Ifthikhar cut down to size. Malik Riaz is reputedly close to the president but he is also known to be close to the khakis. Many amongst the commentrati speculate that the CJ's strident and untiring interest in the recovery of missing persons in Balochistan was the last straw that broke the proverbial camel's back. And this earned him the wrath of the agencies. There is raging debate on the social media that the CJ, having lost the moral high ground, should resign. These demands are similar although less vociferous than numerous calls for Gilani to resign after having lost the moral grounds to remain prime minister being convicted for contempt of court by the apex court. Interestingly, the PML(N), which is in the forefront of the get Gilani campaign, is understandably silent on this count. Although inexorably damaged by the allegations against his son, it is unlikely that the CJ will be asked to resign by his peers at this stage. Nor can the matter be taken to the Supreme Judicial Council, which in any case is presided over by the chief justice himself. In order for a proper probe to take place, the matter can be referred to one of the investigating arms of the state, like the FIA or the NAB. Since the integrity of these federal bodies will be in doubt in the eyes of the members of the Supreme Court, a special commission could possibly be constituted to probe the allegations. Whatever the outcome, the damage has already been done. In the process, a democratic institution that had distinguished itself from the rest has been tainted in the eyes of the increasingly cynical public. The moral goalposts, ironically set by the chief justice himself, have been demolished thanks to the prodigal son. The writer is Editor, Pakistan Today

Comments (11)

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Fezan's avatar
Fezan· 21 hours ago
Yes, CJ has lost the moral grounds, must resign.
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ishtiaer hussain· 19 hours ago
Justice Chaudhry used his influence to get his son admitted into the Boland Medical college, inspite of the fact that he secured C-grade in FSc. Arsalan was appointed as doctor in the health department and then promoted immediately as section officer in the same department (obviously it was boring for the scion of a High Court Judge to sit all day and check poor and rough patients who come to government hospitals). He was then transferred to FIA as Assistant Director against all norms and procedures of the service. Within months, he was promoted at FIA to Deputy Director. But FIA was not his destination. He wanted to join police service and was thus sent to the National Police Academy as ASP for training again against all norms and procedures. Justice Chaudhry wanted the Prime Minister to induct his son permanently into the police which was not possible under current laws. This tussle between the Prime Minister secretariate and Justice Chaudhry attracted the attention of Pervez Musharraf who took notice of it and was not for giving any favor to Arsalan Chaudhry. This started tensions between the ex-President and the CJ. The rest is now the history.
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Ishtiaer Hussain· 16 hours ago
I hate corrupt judges more than I hate corrupt politicians, corrupt generals, corrupt bureaucrats and corrupt journalists put together. Being the last bastion of hope and justice, if they are corrupt, the whole society is corrupt.
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Hamid Khan· 16 hours ago
Is there any doubt about Soceity being corrupt. Pakistan is a sick, Corrupt and most dysfunctional soceity who are on path of self destruction. Having controveries, intrigue, allegation, counter allegation, deceit are source of entrtainment for this nation.
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ali· 16 hours ago
And what about riffat asghar (arsalan's phuphi in law) the cjp is showing a soft corner in sh ayub case! Now don't tell he is going to swear that he doesn't know the relationship of that lady and arsalan!
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I Qureshi· 14 hours ago
What a novel way of involving CJ, we are all to be blamed for it. None of the corrupt elements have been punshied in this government tenure, who is to be blamed, CJ/ARMY/GOVT INSTITUTIONS or we as a nation, I believe its judiciary, have we seen any verdict coming forth in any of cases whether its NICL, Haj Scandle, PM Son's case, none what so ever, all decisions are pending and all mighty & powerful are roaming free. It is alarming for this nation who is sleeping and heading for self destruction. I dont want this democracy, I pay more than Rs 700,000 tax during 2011-12 and what am i getting? A society full of evils, can't have worst nation than this and feel sorry to be part of it.
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Parvez Mahmud's avatar
Parvez Mahmud· 7 hours ago
Could u please tell us about your own relationship with Riaz Malik.
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Gh. Nabi· 4 hours ago
CJ is being hounded by by the corrupt mafia whose stranglehold is getting weakened by his crusade against corruption. God save this country from vultures who are desperate to suck the last blood drop from the emaciated people!
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shahid's avatar
shahid· 4 hours ago
Agree that CJ is real target, But disagree to the confusing construct that fails to differentiate between the two roles of Iftikhar ch: as father and as CJ.
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Abuhammad· 4 hours ago
The resignation from PM was sought as he himself found guilty whereas in case of CJ it is not the case at this moment. Holding accountable to father for deeds of son is unjustified. It is highly critical time in the history of the country and instead of making hasty inference, it would be appropriate to make the court their evaluation. May Allah SWT save our country (Ameen)

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