Ansar Burney Not Welcome Without a Spy
By Ali Yar Khan • Jun 1st, 2008 • Category: Politics • (3,235 views) • 6 CommentsThough, our good old caretaker federal minister and Indian Spy Rights activists Ansar Burney has been ousted from the Indian Land on the request of the Pakistani government, the Yaar Loags are musing that he wasn’t appreciated alone in India. He was garlanded and lofted when he accompanied a convicted Indian Spy, but when he went afterwards just to taste the exotica more, he was deported.
Pakistani government didn’t like the solo stunts of Ansar Burney, and they asked their Indian counterparts to not to entertain Burney in his personal capacity, when the talks to free the prisoners was being held at the state level, and Indians obliged as they don’t want to spoil the release of Sarabjit Singh.
Instead of coming back to Pakistan Ansar Burney caught his balls in an uproar, and went hiding in England.
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June 1st, 2008
Sir,
As an Indian i feel bad about this whole episode. He is a former minister and just because pakistan’s present government wanted him not entertained, he should not be sent back to dubai. He should have been treated with courtesy even if present pakistan government wanted him out.
June 1st, 2008
Ali, you must be joking to making allegations that Ansar Burney is a spy. You may have a better chance convincing people that Zardari is an Indian spy.
June 2nd, 2008
Burney is a great guy and is probably doing more for the release of Pakistani and Indian prisoners than both the governments combined - I think they just got tired of him showing them up.
By the way, he went to England because thats where he travelled to India from. When you deport someone or refuse them entry, you usually send them back to the country they travelled from. He was here in London for meetings with British Parlimentarians I think.
June 2nd, 2008
Syed Ansar Burney is denied entry into India and deported - it’s act of injustice metted out to one who has been fighting to secure justice for others. Some of us feel compelled to add salt to the wound; it is heart breaking to note that we can lower ourselves to this degree. It’s nothing to rejoice; it’s something to be protested and condemned. Must a man driven by his sense of justice and altruism seek approval of a political party, any party, to continue a selfless service to the down trodden and victims of denied justice?
Syed Ansar Burney is one of those rare Pakistanis who has been fighting for the rights of those with least support by anyone in our country and the region generally.
June 2nd, 2008
Mr Aftab,
“it’s act of injustice metted out to one who has been fighting to secure justice” good line.
What about the injustice in Pakistan with Judiciary and others. We expects justice from our enemy but have you ever said a single line in favor of justice inside your own country.
No doubt, India is play filthy game because he is on upper hand but we (Pakistan) are servants of USA so off course we have to pay penalty, by receiving insult from all sides.
June 2nd, 2008
Mr Khan, apples and bananas are two different things and one can’t be judged for the quality of other.