Pakistan

Abottabad operation: 'Heads must roll' says Chaudhry Nisar

Without naming an official, Nisar said "someone at the top level must resign" as Pakistan's honour had been...

Express May 06, 2011

ISLAMABAD: Opposition leader in the National Assembly, Chaudhry Nisar of the PML-N said on Friday "some heads must roll" after the US operation in Abbottabad.

Speaking to the media outside Parliament House in Islamabad, Chaudhry Nisar said Pakistan's honour had been trampled because of the US operation in Abottabad.

Without naming any particular official, he said that "someone at the top level must resign and some heads must roll" after the incident, which he equated with the fall of Dhaka in 1971.

He also expressed regret over his warnings about the presence of foreigners in Pakistan not being taken seriously.

COMMENTS (17)

AnisAqeel | 12 years ago | Reply There must be a roll back of entire policy of supporting terrorism. Our military has never won any target war they started against India and this time people should come out loud and clear that we do not want adventurism at the cost of whole nation. Power of military must be reduced and more funds be allocated towards education, electricity, water, industries to name a few. This is high time to open treason cases on all involved in Zia and Musharraf's military coups and bring them to justice all those involved. If politicos won’t have guts do this, there will be another military coup not far away and illiterate masses of people will support military as usual.

Sultan Ahmed | 12 years ago | Reply We are ally not slaves, must care,before taking any action, should consider our sovereignty and respect our law and constitution.

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Sultan Ahmed | 12 years ago | Reply Oh, no baseless allegation has been leveled and it is totally wrong that they have funding by Pakistan.

Sultan Ahmed | 12 years ago | Reply It is wrong to say, talban or Alquida has been funding by the government.

Sultan Ahmed | 12 years ago | Reply I would like to tell all Pakistanis to see the history back and come to the conclusion that what is going on. Afghanistan was attacked on baseless allegations that Talban and Alquida was involved in destroying World Trade Center, and on the other hand ,Iraq was targeted on the pretext that it had weapons of mass destruction. Now being said,there are many most wanted insurgents like Osama are living in Pakistan. It is the time we must care our security.

Karim Khan | 12 years ago | Reply Mr. Nisar, it is said that Osama met Nawaz Sharif several times and received hundreds of millions from Osama to initiate vot of no confidence against Benazir. Why not ask your leader to explain his position?

Crazy Prince | 12 years ago | Reply Head MUST ROLL on Kim Barker story too.......

Ali Shahab | 12 years ago | Reply Nisar, being the leader of opposition, should question the government inside the parliament house rather then speculating and fuelling the nation against our army and ISI on the media. He knows how things are prevailing and the ties between Pakistan and US are on the verge of diversion. He should try to glue the nation together to face the hard times ahead rather then splitting them for vested interests. For God's sake, either love Pakistan or leave Pakistan. Long Live Pakistan

Jamal | 12 years ago | Reply Very very wel said yar u r point of view is absolutly right cause American have no dignity and so of our politicians.I ll never hail OBL cause if he was a real man he should ve come out of his hide out wen american were comiting genocide in Afghanistan and handed himself over to them and fight his war on moral grounds.

MRN | 12 years ago | Reply What is the problem Osama living in Pakistan Americans voilating sovernighty. When are we going to rely on our strengths instead of being a strategic ally to a China or US. Why can't we throw out all terrorist and have peace in the country. It looks like peopel of Pakistan,civil society,Army Govt every one are failing to do their part. Stop terrorism in Pakistan.build a technologically strong and vibrant pakistan. We need one more Jinnah to recreate a terror free independent peaceful pakistan.

bahraini | 12 years ago | Reply He was responsible for handing over the first Pakistani i.e. Aimal Kansi to the Americans. .

ahsan | 12 years ago | Reply offer them the inclusion into federal government at this stage and he will take his reactions and demands back bunch of 'For Sale' politicians these are and nothing more... politics and self interests drive them not public sentiments P.S big shame on MQM and Q

Cautious | 12 years ago | Reply Unfortunately the "heads must roll" isn't because OBL was running Al Qaeda within spitting distance of your prestigious military academy - it's because you let those nasty American's violate Pakistan sovereignty and expose the fact that OBS was living comfortably an hrs drive of Islamabad.

A. Aftab | 12 years ago | Reply Chaudhry Nisar, for the love of God, since when did we have any honor left to begin with? Since the last 5 years there are drone strikes daily with dozens of innocent Pakistanis killed every time. If that doesn't affect your honor then why this time? Your Government (including you) are on life support with hand outs from the U.S. and you complain about honor? Bhuwahahahaaaaa........... I wont be surprised at all if we found out tomorrow that this corrupt Pakistani Government and mega corrupt army handed over our nukes at gunpoint to these Americans years ago after the fallout from 9-11........Our whole country is crawling with foreign spies, terrorists and illegals, while you sit with this 'begherat' government and run your mouth. If this Pakistan army has any 'honor' left it should immediately break ties with the U.S. and politically, economically and militarily re-align itself with China, Iran and Russia.

Sultan Ahmed | 12 years ago | Reply .....must role, oh, no role back these words.

User | 12 years ago | Reply rightly saying , not being taken seriously.

Sultan Ahmed | 12 years ago | Reply Why? all and all are compromising condition behind the scene.

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