Who killed Saleem Shahzad?

Zaid Hamidaization of every other common college-going-fella to an otherwise hip, dandy urbanites (full on sick local TV talk shows) to mullah-military-ISI nexus has taken over this nation, where even asking for a military/Intelligentsia to be held accountable is akin to be called a traitor.
Divided we stand
Wither sovereignty!!!
RIP Syed Salim Shahzad
Pakistan didn’t deserve you SaleemRecommend

“Someone in Pakistan” definitely knows who might have killed my beloved brother Saleem Sahahzad, if not the top notchs.

MussaratRecommend

Does the establishment really think that the people don’t know about its links,funding,support & protection of the islamic fanatics.Everyone in pakistan knows how our establishment continues to protect & use these islamic terrorists.They mistakenly think that these religious extremits are their strategic assets & refuse to open their eyes to see that these strategic assets were always strategic liabilities who now have murdered over 35000 of our people.

it’s time for our media & our establishment to take their heads out of the sand & face upto reality:islamic fundamentalism is our greatest enemy & threat.Stop living in denial & please take steps to reduce the influence of radical islam in our country.Recommend

Pakistanis killed him!Recommend

Lets not question the integrity of our Armed Forces! Long Live PakistanRecommend

its big shameRecommend

its a big shame
we don’t know who killed but it is failure of our security institutions in providing the security to Journalists and General Public.

However, it is another question that even our security organizations are not safe, how can they provide security to Journalists?Recommend

It is duty of the media to take steps to protect journalists but if someone is working for intelligence agencies in guise of journalist, not only his job is secured but also he can live a luxurious life but those who spend their lives in quest of truth are either being dismissed from their jobs or killed on their way. Everyone knows in journalistic field that someone is working for covert agencies but no step is ever taken to clean these black sheep from this profession.
Saleem Shazad was a brave journalist and he died but left many questions to media men.Recommend

Though I am deeply pained for the brutal killing of Saleem Shahzad & pray that May God his soul rest in peace and give strength to his family & freinds to bear the shock of his immense loss to his family & Pakistan. Being from India, a question is bothering me, how could he alone have the access to the supposed to be most secret covert operation that has reduced military capability of Pakistan? Were others also knowing these & restrained themselves from reporting this or was the reporting of PNS Mehran attack a theory of Mr.Saleem Shahbaz.

Could anyone throw light on this?Recommend

I am deeply pained on brutal killing of Mr.Saleem Shahzad who tried to serve his troubled nation by exposing methodology of covert operation that reduced Pakistan’s military capabilities to highest level.

I pray that his soul rest in peace and give strength to his family & friends to bear the immense personal & national loss to Pakistan.

Being from India, a question is bothering me. How could he alone have access to supposedly the most secret covert operation upon PNS Mehran or other journalists too had this information but preferred to remain un-vocal or was this a probable theory of Mr.Saleem Shahzad?

Will someone pl. throw light?Recommend

unlike socalled progressive and secular pakistani newspapers, tribune and daily times took the lead to write editorials timely.Recommend

@Saeed:
I don’t understand this rhetoric..
Salim Shehzad has left written messages to some one in which he has shown fear from some personalities and from some quarters. The whole world knows.Recommend

@Ravi:
as an indian i am ashamed at your callousness when you write ‘Pity that we don’t have a single shahzad who can die for call of duty’.
are you looking for body bags of journalists to make you feel that people are doing their jobs? it is most inhuman of you to write something like that. yes, we lack journalists of the calibre of saleem shahzad, but it doesn’t mean that some have to die to reach his stature. that would be the last thing saleem himself would have wanted. you can honour him in words that reflect his wisdom, and guts. it is nobodies duty to die, and some die because they happen to work in a job that asks for that sacrifice, and some die because others don’t like what they do. saleem was like that, so don’t demean his killing by asking for more deaths.Recommend

@deep:
Rather than a reward, the government should undertake to educate his children free of cost. That is the very least they can do.Recommend

May his soul rest in peace. Whatever he wrote was music to Indian ears. No wonder he was alone privy to the rare piece of information. He could be a target of the extremists as well.Recommend

Following the disappearance, New York-based Human Rights Watch (HRW) said that through its own channels it had been able to establish that Shahzad had been picked up by intelligence agencies.

What channels are those? perhaps the US should fire CIA etc and hire HRW’ channels do in future we can avoid illegal wars, invasion and general mayhem.
Pak papers need to defend & protect the integrity of it forces. Not that are perfect but because
we must not let out open mindedness strengthen our enemies who are nowhere near honesty and support whatever their governmental do, say or sanction.Recommend

Actually nobody should ever try to be more loyal than the king. Journalists like these should decide if they are loyal to Pakistan or somebody else. Those who work against the interest of the nation meet this end.Recommend

Such journalism audacity is no more condoned in Pakistan. We are, by no means living in a so called ‘independent’ country. Anyone can fall prey to atrocious establisment of Pakistan.Recommend

@Ali Abbas:
Brother, the colour of the objects you see will be the same as the colour of your sunglasses. If it is green you see green, if yellow you will see yellow. You are at liberty to choose the colour of your lens.Recommend

@Ali Abbas:
If Miss Clinton shows concern or condemns any assassination, does it conclude that America was feeding that victim?? if yes, then it also implies that America supports Palestine since it condemns the killing of innocent people there. If america shows concern about something, it does not necessarily mean that she is ‘really’ showing concern.
In politics, nothing can be said for sure because so much is kept hidden from public but still we can draw some rational conclusions by delving in the matter. We can refer to our past because history also tells us about the dark nature of our establishment.Recommend

Argument is correct…! If Miss Clinton shows her concern for something, it does not necessarily means that they are concerned. But the point to understand is that WAS MR SALEEM SO IMPORTANT THAT MISS CLINTON, A VERY HIGH RANKING OFFICIAL IN USA, SHOULD COMMENT ON HIM. Now this is alarming..! We know Americans often do this; show their concern for something, create a perception and mount a response to that ‘PERCEPTION’. Coupled with the fact that Mr Shehzad’s ideas were a threat to national security, which USA wants, the assumption gets equally strong that he was being ‘fed’ and was working against Pakistan.Recommend

I have no consideration with your religion, but remember that there is one creator of world according to every religion on the earth. please note that Allah/ God has power to caught your words and implicate yourself in this world on your wrong doings.
< Allah knows better who murdered Saleem Shahzad.Recommend