Rashid Zafar at Pak Tea House questions the silence of Pakistani media over the recent death of Master Abdul Qudoos Ahmad, an well known member of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, while he was in police custody.
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2 comments
Media and politician and chief justice are all silence on death of innocent Ahmadi at the hands of police. His blood hangs in the necks of president, prime minister, interior minister, chief minister, minister of justice, governor of Punjab, ssp police, pml-n chief nawaz sharif. Qadoos used to teach in the school. Where are teachers? To stand against this njustice.
Pakistan media is biased and usually interested in justice for mainstream muslims and also busy conveying the mullah point of view. Media is power hungry like mullah and focus on popular stories and intentially ignores the stories related to Ahmadis. Cowards.