Comments on: The bittnerness of Nirala Sweets http://kadnan.com/blog/2006/12/02/bittnerness-of-nirala-sweets/ Self discovering Thu, 08 Jan 2009 15:27:40 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1.1 By: Ahmed Bhaila http://kadnan.com/blog/2006/12/02/bittnerness-of-nirala-sweets/#comment-34 Ahmed Bhaila Sat, 02 Dec 2006 13:38:00 +0000 http://kadnan.com/blog/2006/12/02/bittnerness-of-nirala-sweets/#comment-34 Its a shame justice in Pakistan... when?? Boycotting products would be a good idea if adopted by the masses. A similar incident happened in isb where an afghan kid got run over by an MNA's vehicle. Its a shame justice in Pakistan… when?? Boycotting products would be a good idea if adopted by the masses. A similar incident happened in isb where an afghan kid got run over by an MNA’s vehicle.

]]> By: Trekker http://kadnan.com/blog/2006/12/02/bittnerness-of-nirala-sweets/#comment-32 Trekker Sat, 02 Dec 2006 21:19:00 +0000 http://kadnan.com/blog/2006/12/02/bittnerness-of-nirala-sweets/#comment-32 Setting aside the wrongness of the Nirala guy's actions, one wonders if the baby would have had a chance had he been secured in an infant car seat. Surely some company in Pakistan could introduce safe locally made or cheaply imported car seats for the masses and make money on it. Setting aside the wrongness of the Nirala guy’s actions, one wonders if the baby would have had a chance had he been secured in an infant car seat. Surely some company in Pakistan could introduce safe locally made or cheaply imported car seats for the masses and make money on it.

]]> By: abbas http://kadnan.com/blog/2006/12/02/bittnerness-of-nirala-sweets/#comment-33 abbas Sun, 03 Dec 2006 03:40:00 +0000 http://kadnan.com/blog/2006/12/02/bittnerness-of-nirala-sweets/#comment-33 <A HREF="http://www.pakwheels.com/forumreply_az_TopicID!33655~ForumID!15~page!3~pw.html" REL="nofollow">pics posted here</A>. pics posted here.

]]> By: karachidude http://kadnan.com/blog/2006/12/02/bittnerness-of-nirala-sweets/#comment-31 karachidude Sun, 03 Dec 2006 14:12:00 +0000 http://kadnan.com/blog/2006/12/02/bittnerness-of-nirala-sweets/#comment-31 Yeah Boycott Nirala and just go to rehmet-e-sherien. <BR/><BR/>But as there is no other alternative in Sharjah i'm sticking with nairala even if its owner is a prick Yeah Boycott Nirala and just go to rehmet-e-sherien.

But as there is no other alternative in Sharjah i’m sticking with nairala even if its owner is a prick

]]> By: Iqbal Bhutta http://kadnan.com/blog/2006/12/02/bittnerness-of-nirala-sweets/#comment-30 Iqbal Bhutta Mon, 04 Dec 2006 03:35:00 +0000 http://kadnan.com/blog/2006/12/02/bittnerness-of-nirala-sweets/#comment-30 I've been a supporter of the freedom for press, but this is forcing me to change my mind. This particular news item is just plain sensationalism. What makes this worse is that it was a tragedy that can make the stoutest of hearts weep & here we are with 2 giant companies out to gain mileage out of it. A 2 month old baby lost its life & The News & Mobilink are taking sides in a fight that doesn't really matter! Because they feel that they can give their bland & inhuman organizations a human face by taken the side of "the little guy". This is worse than a tragedy. There is no undoing the past. <BR/><BR/>The events have been grossly misreported & exagerated. The way it really happened was that the driver of the Honda City took blind u-turn in the middle of the road, into the path of the oncoming Boxter driven by Faisal Farooq. There was no race. I know Faisal to be a particularly cautious driver & he rarely exceeds the 100 km/h while driving. If there was an accident, something must've popped up real fast in his way for him to react; i.e. the blind u-turn taken by the driver of the Honda City. <BR/><BR/>Faisal did not flee the crime scene either. He waited till the ambulance came. He made sure the victims of the accident got to the hospital, & after the authorities allowed him to leave, he left for home, only to come back with his frail old father in the morning to ask if he could to do anything to help. Instead, he was threatened with dire consequences. There was no beating up at the National Hospital, DHA by Faisal's uncle & his goons either. The price of compassion. <BR/><BR/>What happened that night is, without doubt, a tragedy. It is beyond words to describe the loss the two, now, have to brave. But, lets pray for them rather than speculate on what happened & come to our own conclusions based on nothing but conjecture of those who weren't even there that night. <BR/><BR/>May HE also bless the soul of the poor child that presihed that night. & may HE grant courage & patience to the berieved couple who had to loose their only child. May HE lift the veil from our eyes & let justice be done in this world for our patience is as limited as our wisdom & understanding, unlike HIS; infinite & unfathomable. <BR/>May Allah keep our hearts pure & not force us to judge out of ignorance, for HE is the True Seer of all that happens under the sun & the stars.<BR/><BR/>Ameen! I’ve been a supporter of the freedom for press, but this is forcing me to change my mind. This particular news item is just plain sensationalism. What makes this worse is that it was a tragedy that can make the stoutest of hearts weep & here we are with 2 giant companies out to gain mileage out of it. A 2 month old baby lost its life & The News & Mobilink are taking sides in a fight that doesn’t really matter! Because they feel that they can give their bland & inhuman organizations a human face by taken the side of “the little guy”. This is worse than a tragedy. There is no undoing the past.

The events have been grossly misreported & exagerated. The way it really happened was that the driver of the Honda City took blind u-turn in the middle of the road, into the path of the oncoming Boxter driven by Faisal Farooq. There was no race. I know Faisal to be a particularly cautious driver & he rarely exceeds the 100 km/h while driving. If there was an accident, something must’ve popped up real fast in his way for him to react; i.e. the blind u-turn taken by the driver of the Honda City.

Faisal did not flee the crime scene either. He waited till the ambulance came. He made sure the victims of the accident got to the hospital, & after the authorities allowed him to leave, he left for home, only to come back with his frail old father in the morning to ask if he could to do anything to help. Instead, he was threatened with dire consequences. There was no beating up at the National Hospital, DHA by Faisal’s uncle & his goons either. The price of compassion.

What happened that night is, without doubt, a tragedy. It is beyond words to describe the loss the two, now, have to brave. But, lets pray for them rather than speculate on what happened & come to our own conclusions based on nothing but conjecture of those who weren’t even there that night.

May HE also bless the soul of the poor child that presihed that night. & may HE grant courage & patience to the berieved couple who had to loose their only child. May HE lift the veil from our eyes & let justice be done in this world for our patience is as limited as our wisdom & understanding, unlike HIS; infinite & unfathomable.
May Allah keep our hearts pure & not force us to judge out of ignorance, for HE is the True Seer of all that happens under the sun & the stars.

Ameen!

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