This Ghazal is inspired by & dedicated to lawyers movement to restore judiciary of CJP Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry, mainly by Aitzaz Ahsan & his fellows. We hope and pray that May Allah give us the courage to stand against dictatorship of any kind, and help us to raise voice against any unrighteous deed. I will wait for your comments regarding this effort of mine! 
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Beautifully articulated by great Rabindranath Tagore.. Its may be the story of that times, but God knows, why i am feeling Tagore wrote this story for today’s Pakistan!!!
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by: Aitzaz Ahsan
If we lock up our judges and subvert the law, those who believe in a more brutal kind of justice will triumph.
In the past months, as the crisis in Pakistan has worsened, key figures in the Bush administration, including Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, have spoken out about the need for free and fair elections and have condemned extremism. Yet they’ve continued through-out to support the man who poll after poll show to be the least popular public figure in Pakistan, less so even than Osama bin Laden: President Pervez Musharraf. Deputy Secretary of State John Negroponte went so far as to call Musharraf an “indispensable ally” just days after the general declared de facto martial law and suspended Pakistan’s Constitution.
