Comments on: Hidden forces want to delay polls: minister

By: cricketlover

cricketlover — Fri, 18 Jan 2013 20:54:40 +0000

Here we go again! Ominous signs are already making the rounds. What a pathetic state of affairs in Pakistan. A full term Govt. not being able to pin-point the source of all these “weird threats” of Election sabotage, and, thereby, raising doubts about its intentions vis-a-vis the forthcoming elections in May this year. Looks like the old game is on ENCORE with the same (lame) excuses being put forward four months in advance. Let’s see if the latest developments alongwith all the agony and disruptions suffered by the nation can go a long way in laying a solid platform for the most crucial of all elections so far because this is a critical time in the history of this not-too-young country, particularly in the light of the global and regional situations.

By: Faizullah Khalil

Faizullah Khalil — Fri, 18 Jan 2013 15:55:17 +0000

Mr. Iftikhar,Please don’t the murders of the innocent tribesmen so light. When militants martyred your only son, we all condemned it and cursed militants. You being claiming to be fighting for the rights of the Pakhtuns on Pakhtun soil,Then why innocent Pakhtuns are mercillesly murdered by the people in uniform and on the the govt. payroll. legally it may be so that FATA falls under federal jurisdiction,but politically and morally it is your own people being made miserable. Fighting the bad elements in areas where the forces are having operations for a long now have produced no good results for the people,govt and anybodyelse. Can we ask why this failure???

By: Moin

Moin — Fri, 18 Jan 2013 15:19:43 +0000

Qadri’s Long March went in favor of PPP government, it will further divide people’s Vote between Nawaz Shareef, Tahirul Qadri, Imran Khan, Jamat-e-Islami and all other Rightist Parties and PPP will win again even with 20% vote and form a coalition with other leftists like ANP and MQM and poor public will suffer again for 5 years.

By: Abdullah Hussain

Abdullah Hussain — Fri, 18 Jan 2013 08:46:52 +0000

I fail to understand why these politicians are failing to read the mood of the frustrated peoples
of Pakistan. The more they talk about theories the more peoples get frustrated. Had these
politicians delivered even 30% of their promises, long march would not have taken place.