Assassination : Glory or Shame

Should we glorify the ones who take the step of killing others because they disagree with their opinion?

For us, such an action means, the individual was coward, as he could not be outspoken about his views and hence, ended up taking the life of the one who had the courage to ask for justice.

Your personal dissatisfaction doesn't mean that someone's life be taken for granted.

Salman Taseer, is one of those individuals who had the courage to speak against a law which he considered unjust. Here, an opinion is meant to be accepted or rejected, not meant to be the reason to kill. His intent to go against was to save a woman (Asia Bibi) from a mistake she committed but not intended to. Was that a wrong thing to take stand for? Was that a question mark on his religious beliefs? Was that a reason... a reason so valuable that his life carried no value.

Some believe that Malik Mumtaz Hussain Qadri (alleged for assassinating Salman Taseer) did a tremendous job, by raising his weapon on the man who spoke against the blasphemy law - A work of 'Glory'. For some it is the other way round, he is a criminal and hence - A 'Shame', for the country and for all those who supported the noble intent of the late Salman Taseer.

Awake Spot honors and salutes the late Mr. Taseer for his bravery and supports the cause he stood for. There isn't anything wrong in having an opinion and standing by it, what's wrong is to 'SHUT' a person from the right to speak and stand for a cause.

Awake Spot, concludes saying "Nothing can be the reason to discontinue with your belief in standing up for a cause. We believe in it and expect you to believe in in too".

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