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date Jun 6, 2009 4:06 PM
subject Judicial Commission on Insurgency
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It is so deplorable that our mainstream political party leaders including those of the PPP, PMLN, PMLQ, ANP and JUI(F) have had the courage to ask the governments in NWFP and the Centre as to what plans had been drawn for the rehabilitation of the internally displaced persons, now estimated at one million, from the territories where military operation is going on to weed out militants. The federal and the provincial governments should have had drawn plans for the evacuation and settlement of civilians BEFORE ordering military operation in the affected areas.
On behalf of the Good Governance Forum and on my own behalf, I demand establishment of a Judicial Commission on Insurgency comprising the Chief Justices of the four High Courts and the Chief Justice of Pakistan to inquire into the causes of the insurgency, loss of lives and property of the people of the affected areas, responsibility of the political governments in the whole affair, punishment for those who failed to discharge their moral, legal and constitutional obligations and compensation for all affectees as well as the infrastructure of the affected territories.
Mumtaz A. Piracha
Founder & Moderator
Good Governance Forum
Pakistan
Tel: 042-5503936 Cell: 0300-2265424
The electricity supply corporations in Pakistan have announced increase in electricity tariff of six percent from Oct 2009, twelve percent from Jan 2010 and six percent from April 2010. The cumulative impact is estimated at 28-30 percent.
ReplyDeleteThe people of Pakistan are practically forced to bear the cost of the inefficiencies of the corporations on an ongoing basis.
As the Chairman of the Good Governance Forum, ranked at 3rd position out of 8.2 million listings on Google as of today, I submit to the Chief Justice of Pakistan to take suo motu notice of the increase and direct the corporations to present their case before the Supreme Court of Pakistan for examination by the relevant experts as well as public service organizations.
Good Governance Forum would be more than willing to assist the court in this request.
Mumtaz A. Piracha
4th Oct 2009