Jawaid LAW Associates

07/15/2022

Is it true or circumstantial?

“Pòlitiçs have no relation to morals.”
— Niccolo Machiavelli

07/14/2022

Yes. Very much so......

“Your knowledge is far more important than your degree.”
— Paul Dirac

06/13/2022

The following article by Nadee F Parcha was published in the daily Dawn newspaper and its basic 'chill' hit my interest in the article phrase as it reads to the nearest to Imran khan who just fits in details of the article. It is an insult to Frankenstein but yes very near to it. read on............
"The phrase ‘Frankenstein’s monster’ has come to mean an ambitious (and even unnatural) creation which not only becomes a threat to society, and to itself, but also to those who created it.
The term is derived from the 1818 novel Frankenstein by Mary "Shelley. A brilliant scientist Dr. Frankenstein discovers a way to infuse life into lifeless matter. He creates a humanoid, expecting him to be pure in emotion and thought. The creation tries to fit into society but fails. After realizing his failure, his immense yearning to be accepted mutates and turns into rage. He violently turns against society, and against his creator who abandons him. Modern political commentators have often used the phrase ‘Frankenstein’s monster’ to describe powerful elites sculpting forces or individuals who could execute their political agendas. But the creations often mutate and turn against their creators. Their rage can also damage whole societies.'

06/06/2022

Pakistan's top judiciary is, from day one, stands under the shadow of the "Law of Necessity" which was invoked in the earliest days of the creation of Pakistan and Justice Munir is the one who made the very foundation for weakening the institution and legalized the General Ayub Marshal Law, Democracy was buried and since than it faced the breakup and in 1971 and then East Pakistan after huge bloodshed became independent Bangla Desh. The qualms of the incidence still keep tickling and people suffer. It is still in search of stability and peaceful development. Things do not seem to get the right direction. Just one can hope for better.......... ....read on
"Justice Qazi Faez Isa, in a letter addressed to Chief Justice of Pakistan (CJP) Umar Ata Bandial, has accused former top judges Saqib Nisar and Gulzar Ahmed of deliberately disregarding merit in the appointment of Supreme Court (SC) judges, as he called for more transparency in the process. The letter, dated May 25 (Wednesday), was written by Justice Isa after "much reflection and ... because legitimate concerns of quite a few members of the Judicial Commission of Pakistan (JCP) continue to be ignored". It added that bar associations had also expressed those concerns. It said that an important factor in the appointment of judges to the apex court was whether they had the "requisite ability and determination to resist and repel unconstitutional acts, and the courage to preserve, protect and defend the Constitution". Justice Isa said that a longstanding practice was to appoint high court chief justices to the SC since they would have attained the necessary judicial experience, administrative understanding, and skills to interact with the executive."

Calls for a more transparent process, says responsibility on JCP to select judges in accordance with the Constitution.

05/22/2022

There may be many treasures of money, gold, and others but the real treasure and world wonders are Libraries. It is just fascinating to even rea about to know that ''There are plenty of breathtaking places to visit in the world.
There are natural wonders like the Grand Canyon or ancient ruins like the Colosseum, or fantastic buildings with sky-high observation decks.
But there are a few places, pretty much in every city, that you might not expect to take your breath away: LIBRARIES..... What a wonder....read to know
No, you don’t have to be Belle from "Beauty and the Beast" to appreciate a good library. So many libraries, whether they’re several centuries or just a few decades old, can be a wonderful stop to make on your next trip.
Some libraries are even famous institutions in some of the best cities in the world. Libraries like the Stephen A. Schwarzman Building of the New York Public Library, for instance, have been photographed and appeared in movies hundreds (or possibly thousands) of times. You’ve probably seen this library, even if you haven’t been to New York."

No, you don’t have to be Belle from "Beauty and the Beast" to appreciate a good library. So many libraries, whether they’re several centuries or just a few decades old, can be a wonderful stop to make on your next trip.

05/21/2022

Imran Khan has many and quite different dimensions of his personality but his misogynist instinct is in his veins. He was sentenced when he was in England on the Sita White case where he has a child too. Somehow he was back in Pakistan and his activities are known to all. However, he managed to rise as a political hero and reached to get elected as prime Minister. Details are a lot but read the following for the time being.......
"On a recent trip to London, a British man asked me my thoughts on Imran Khan given all the political upheaval in April. Too complex to unpack in small talk with a stranger waiting for a cab, I turned the question back on him. “He’s a misogynist — a complete misogynist who lived like a pl***oy and now wants to policewomen,” came the reply.
This story on its own doesn't merit a mention because really, what does the opinion of one random 40-something Brit matter? But since Imran misses no opportunity to bring up how much he knows the West and how well the people there know him and respect him unlike the Sharif brothers and Asif Ali Zardari and his son Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari, I thought our former prime minister should know — in case it still hasn’t dawned on him — that monetary corruption isn’t the only thing that can damage one's reputation......read on

That Imran Khan's statement about Mariam Nawaz at the Multan rally reeks of innuendo and sexism cannot be debated.

04/10/2022

The following article tells all about the legendary figure in his lifetime. It is being said that most such figures do face such instances but it does not matter. The article has really touched on the grit 0f thoughts. Interesting read.........
"Being cavalier about death is a prerequisite in Pakistani politics. The country’s first prime minister, Liaquat Ali Khan, was assassinated – and a number of subsequent leaders have shared the same fate, variously being executed by order of the state, blown up on planes, and at political rallies. In the aftermath of 9/11, Time magazine described governing Pakistan as one of the world’s toughest jobs. Nevertheless, the man elected to be the country’s next prime minister, Imran Khan, has spent more than two decades seeking office. On death and politics, Khan is casual, indeed. “You’ve got to go sometime” is his response – and he’d rather go for a cause."

Pakistan’s new leader has been battling to get into office for years.