Nawaz Sharif Thinking?

By MK -
What is Nawaz Sharif thinking right now about this country, his party and himself? It is hard to believe that he can actually think. But let us assume for the sake of an argument that he is thinking. The thought about the country and reforming it is his last thought, to this much i am certain. Right now he is thinking of building himself and his part around himself as is the normal custom of any feudal party. He is thinking of ways to get into the parliament. He is not thinking of becoming the prime minister but he is certainly yearning for the post. He is thinking of staying behind rather than in the fore front so that the party that forms the govt. bears the burden of blame when this egg basket of development of their predecessors breaks suddenly on the resumption of normal governance in the country. He is also thinking about gettign rid of Musharraf as he fears him as someone who can make him wet his pants in the night.
The restoration of pre 3rd November judiciary is not in the favour of both Nawaz Sharif and Mr. 10%. They both have cases against them and if the judiciary is free and fair then this will spell trouble for them. So logically speaking they will not want a sufi judge on their back. However this problem can be solved if the judiciary provides them assurances that cases against them will not be probed. I think this kind of assurance has been obtained by Nawaz Sharif and Mr. 10% from the judiciary as they have both indicated that they are serious about restoring it. If this understanding has been reached then it is safe to think that it will not work for very long. A judge can not remain partial or blind folded to certain aspects of his system and still survive in the wake of judicial awakening in the common man. Nawaz Sharif is thinking of redeeming his lost pride from the infamous supreme court assault incident in the 90's which took place under his express instructions.
Nawaz Sharif is one of those who take revenge even if they don't want to just because it is their instinct to not to forget and forgive. He will therefore also work with all his dedication to oust the dictator. But it remains to be seen if this move can be approved by the master. It is the master alone that has vested interests in keeping the dictator thurst upon us so that the war on terror does not fade away. But i must allay these fears by thinking that only a just and judicial democracy can provide long lasting support to the vested interests of the master.


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