Dr Abdul Qadeer Khan said “My beard is hidden in my heart”. PHOTO: FILE
“Musharraf is facing the consequences of his actions”, said Dr Abdul Qadeer Khan at the launch ceremony of Qayyum Nizami’s book Muamlaat-i-Rasool (pbuh)’ held at TECH Society Club on Sunday.
Khan said the Pakistani military was undefeatable. He also said “My beard is hidden in my heart”. He asked philanthropists to donate to the Dr A Q Khan Trust for a hospital, currently under construction, in Lahore. Jameel Gishkori read a poem for Dr Qadeer Khan and presented his book ‘Qaus-i-Quzah’ to him.
Nizami said social problems could be solved by following the teachings of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh). He said a peaceful revolution was necessary to bring equality and justice in Pakistan.
Justice (r) Nasira Javed said shariat could not be implemented coercively. She said shedding the blood of innocent children and women would not achieve anything. “We can become united only if we agree on a one-point agenda”, she added.
Published in The Express Tribune, February 10th, 2014.
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Rich coming from a person who was saved by Musharraf from being handed over to International authorities on charges of the nuclear proliferation. The reason the world no longer trusts Pakistan even on civilian nuclear technology is because of AQ Khan. He needs to realize that while he played a part in developing Pakistan's nuclear capability, his conduct also played a very significant part in undoing Pakistan's image as a responsible nuclear weapons state.
Medical facilities instead of restricting them to big cities are required to be spread in remote areas. It is common culture with NGOs that they collect charity for establishing trust hospitals at Lahore, Islamabad and other major cities and get land from government and thereafter run them to earn profits. Common man even can't afford to bear travelling expenses to reach such hospitals. Dr Qadir Khan should take initiative of establishing hospital with modern facilities in remote areas. This noble deed would earn him blessing of God and prayers for his wellbeing from poor and neglected people of the country..
Why is he constructing a hospital where there are already plenty of them, why not the poorest part of pakistan where is detonated his nuclear bombs, I mean to say why not in Chagai, Kharan or Any other Part of Balochistan.