http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/6532825.stm If the government says it will launch an operation against us as a last resort, our last resort will be suicide bombings," Mr Aziz told his supporters. "What is our way?" he asked them, the Associated Press news agency reports. The students called back, "Jihad, jihad (holy war)". "I give a deadline of one month to the government to close brothels and video shops," Mr Aziz said. "If the government fails we will take action." Outside the mosque, a group of supporters set fire to a pile of videos and CDs. Mr Aziz also said he had set up a Sharia law court at the mosque, made up of 10 clerics. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- On Thursday hundreds of human rights activists staged a protest calling for action against activities of the two madrassas - one for men, one for women - attached to the mosque. They said the madrassa students were "harassing and terrorising ordinary citizens of Pakistan in the name of Islam". The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan and a dozen non-governmental organisations urged people to "rise against these extremist religious bigoted forces and secure the future of the present and future generations".
The whole problem is that no one is respecting the law and order. Every sect and group want a separate law and code of conduct. Be it Taliban or RSS or Bajrang dal or Mr Aziz. all have one common feature that they want their code of conduct rather than respecting the law of the country. Another breed is mulayam, parvej mushraf, laloo , karunanidhi who believe in changing all the laws and constitution which suits them. Be it in the name of reservation or corruption or retention of power. Who will say Indian and Pakistani are not playing the same politics, of course we share the same genes.
