Thursday, September 6, 2007

At non defensive position


Defence day is being observed today to reminisce the audacious and unflinching endeavor of Pakistan armed forces. Each year this day thrill and galvanize the sentiments of nation having polarized notions regarding patriotism even. Every passing year this day bring about a different meaning to me. while recalling the sense of feeling I had in mind in my childhood or early teenhood was just more or less being obsessive about the fighter planes, patriotism, creaseless uniforms of our soldiers and a heroic character which every single Pakistani aspire of. Even today, lingering with the reflections of their charismatic aura conditions at present are not just as simple as romanticizing this day. The armed institutions, notably pak army is depicting some what strange sense of its poise and existence due to the ones at the helm. One can’t deny the fact of strengthening its area of defence should be the prime objective of any serving caretaker of the nation. But a catch -22 state is prevailing. The transition is advancing towards affirming its standing on the cost of repudiating people’s emotions and values. the stout-hearted soldiers who have obligated not to waste a single moment in endangering his life for its country fellows is today get eulogized by dragging them to the bloody gallows, merely in the name of retaining law and order state of affairs. On the other hand, savior is not safe even and becoming the victim of resentment of their dependents. The never-ending threats by our adversaries and allies which later become the basis of substantiating the pretexts of increasing defence budget are not actually subverting the state and destructive to the deprived country men. It is in reality the malfunctioning by our own guardians causing devastation and destabilization.

Entire social, economic and political infrastructure is at crossroads and they key actor playing its part in this turmoil, willingly or unwillingly is one of the high stance armed institution. the real reason after all the chaos so far is the inborn tendency of being more actively at hand for performing someone else responsibility rather than doing one’s own.

Nevertheless, with all the disturbing status, I would like to find my way in rejoicing this day with old romanticism.

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Tuesday, August 14, 2007

Humara Pakistan !


Six decades has been passed of Pakistan’s subsistence. Holding an identity or sense of belonging isn’t mere title I or one endowed with. It’s far beyond than that. It allows feeling contentment, authoritativeness to stand at the global grounds and the sense of fearlessness of not being segregated in someone else’s land.

By and large we converse about the deteriorating circumstances the country has been facing from quite a period of time and this head-to-head go ahead to question the basis and creation of Pakistan. But if there was any substance in the uncertainty regarding its creation, There wouldn’t have been any sacrifice of the lives and belongings of thousands and thousands of inhabitants, there would not have been any unification and solidarity among the intelligentsia and leaders then and also there wouldn’t have been any wholeness shown by whom who were willing to breathe in the land where they can practice their cultural and religious customs without being restrained.

We can’t repudiate the notion which our beloved leaders then had in their minds by observing the prevailing situation of the country and people. Existence of Pakistan is so indisputable and deep rooted in its grounds that even after the plundering by its name bearers it is still undiluted and impregnable to serve them ahead.

So, it would be rather better not to fritter time and space in recrimination. Start feeling the sense of ownness to this piece of land, which will involuntarily evoke the feel of responsibility not only as a native of this country but also as a human being too. If this freedom will be taken for granted, it will be more detrimental than any external storming of which our leaders are howling about these days.

Long Live Pakistan!

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Monday, July 23, 2007

Yeah !