All Pakis... you need serious introspection.You have turned insane otherwise no sane individual can still call this socalled pakistan 'a nation'.State of affairs in the part of land you are living in,do not resemble to anything,any era,any age,any religion or faith,any history,any myth,any fact any fiction.........................................................!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!......................!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!....................!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!....... !!!!! please do not take it negatively,you need serious and deep introspection.I mean it.May God bless you.
I think US is again going on a same track where they helped terrorists like Osama Bin Laden to become what he is today for their own benifit. Again Us is doing the same mistake by not letting Democracy built in Pakistan to continue their WAR with Osama Bin Laden.
If they really feel that Nawaz issue is internal affair of Pakistan then henceforth US should never complain about human rights abuse anywhere in the world. I assume different set of rule applies to General Musharraf as President Bush feels that he is a very valuable US asset.
And this is not the first time. rediff ought to be sanctioned for this behavior.
I, for one, am already turning to sify.com for news (which isn't all that better). I now come to rediff.com just to entertain myself on how ridiculous this partisan hack of a website that calls itself a news portal is.
Is this the way Rediff.com gets vistors, by puting misleading titles ? This is creating news not reporting news! one reading the title in the rss feeds of this news will be mislead!
When US has termed the deportation as an internal issue how come it is titled as "US backs Musharaf"?. Official stance of India too is to treat it as an internal issue. Your title to the article is misleading.
RE:Missing leading title
by Pandu Havaldar 61-62 on Sep 12, 2007 10:31 PM Permalink
I don't think so. Heading is the hidden approval given by US. This is how international diplomacy works
RE:Missing leading title
by rajat on Sep 12, 2007 10:39 PM Permalink
agreed Pandu. However, it is not the media's job to read between the lines. unless this article is an opinion, which it is not, reporting must be accurate, straightforward and unbiased. This article, as are several others on this website, are examples of shameless partisan hackery.
RE:Missing leading title
by james bond on Sep 12, 2007 10:28 PM Permalink
its an old habit of media ...just try to sensationalize everything .... i can suggest a few more nice headlines ..."US Helped Mushraf in deporting Nawaj" or "Musharag was asked by US to deport Nawaj" lol
