Comments on: Pakistan’s lawyers: recovering from the anti-climax

By: shahid

shahid — Fri, 10 Oct 2008 08:10:19 +0000

this is a great drama
ready good
long march was the last day of this movement this drama is over now.

By: Pakeeza

Pakeeza — Tue, 24 Jun 2008 13:01:59 +0000

Lawyers movement can only be led by sir Aitzaz Ahsan bcoz he iz d best suitable person 4 it….
& this can only b understood by A MAN OF SENSE not by senseless n shameless creatures like u guys!!!!
who just care abt money n wat they r gettin instead 2 care abt PAKISTAN…….

By: Naveed

Naveed — Mon, 23 Jun 2008 10:36:34 +0000

Aitizaz Ahsan has double standard, one side he is fighting for freedom of judiciary and another side sitting in corrupt ruling party PPP leader ASif Ali Zardari meetings (NRO approved) for personal gains. He knows that judge will be never be restored at their term by PPP.

He is all making fool the innocent & poor people of pakistan. If he is sincere, first He should resign from PPP party and then join judiciary movement as member not leader and handover leadership a brave leader who can take big decision.

By: Muhammad Rizwan

Muhammad Rizwan — Mon, 23 Jun 2008 04:05:41 +0000

Aitizaz Ahsan took the right decision. Even though it was hard, but it was right. Because some people wanted to attack the parliament and that would have harmed the noble cause of the long march.

He is a man of strong character and is working relentlessly for the lawyers movement.

By: mk khan

mk khan — Sun, 22 Jun 2008 09:07:13 +0000

i think the laywers movement needs more PTI and imran khans leadership now becuse this aitzaz ahsan is not very effteive and determined leader.

By: Sherdil malik

Sherdil malik — Sun, 22 Jun 2008 01:53:22 +0000

Aitzaz Ahsan had his price paid, he probably waited for the tranfer of funds in his account before calling of the Long March. Mao’s Long March was successful because he was sincere with his cause and willing to die for it. Aitzaz Ahsan was also “sincere” with his cause as a means of securing the reimbursement for all his “hard work”. Successful “Momements and long marches” are run by men of character not a clown like Aitzaz Ahsan. The one thing he successfully did was to betray people he was leading.