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Bribe is legal in Pakistan constitution

posted September 4, 2008 - 4:26am
Bribe is legal in Pakistan constitution

In October 05 2007 The Pakistani technocrats advised that time legend President Mr. Musharraf to promote National Reconciliation Ordinance under clause (1) of Article 89 of the constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan for, foster mutual trust and confidence amongst holders of public office and remove the vestiges of political vendetta and victimization. President Musharraf and his team of advisor issued the ordinance on the demand of slain PPP Chairperson Ms Bhutto to provide amnesty to public office holders charged with corruption from 1986 to 1999 with thought that it would help in power sharing process pumped by US think tank in Election 2008. At that time Mr. President and his allies gave statements that “It will make the election process more transparent”. Unfortunately, the US think tank done the work and Mr. President is out of office. How fool of him.
In this facility all got free with full stomach of bribe money legal including former chairman National Development Finance Corporation (NDFC) M. B. Abbasi from corruption charges of 40 million in West Pakistan Tanks Terminal case only giving him the benefit of National Reconciliation Ordinance 2007. Mr. Abbasi, who had already acquitted by an accountability court, had filed an application with the apex court for his acquittal under NRO.

Is this the right thing to done? First, you get the public office and than you bribe millions and millions than afterwards you get free because of the power sharing and politics. Where Political Science says it is the right way and as Islamic Ordinance constitution it is not allowed to forgive it but it is done on national bases to have power and money. We need a complete new system whether Islamic or Westernize but that is the only way out for a better Pakistan.


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