Justice for the two brothers is justice for Pakistan.

The recent incident in Sialkot has triggered this immense burden of helplessness in me. I cannot even begin to express in words what I feel, but all I can say is that I have never in my life felt ashamed of being a Pakistani. Never. I always defended my country whenever needed and in whatever way I could. But, after watching the videos of brutality, I felt ashamed. I felt ashamed of the fact that there are such people in Pakistan who have stoop to the lowest level of inhumanity and brutality.

Justice is going to save this country. Justice is going to save the nation and youth of Pakistan. My two cents get justice for this family and make Pakistan proud. Make those people proud who are ashamed of being a Pakistani now. Get rid of these Pakistanis who are putting the other good Pakistanis at shame. When will this nation wake up? When will the youth wake up? To get justice for this family is to get justice for Pakistan. To get justice for that mother is to get justice for all those mothers who’s cries and tears went unseen and unheard because they couldn’t get the camera’s eyes. Justice is what this country needs.

I’m asking you who are reading this post; imagine what would happen if this case also go in the old files? If this also died out and people forgot about it in a day or two, what would happen? I cannot even imagine what effect it would have on the family. An eight year old sister will grow up feeling ashamed of her country and nation. A mother will be left suffering for life. A father will never have any support for his old age. A family will curse this Pakistan and system of Pakistan. And you know what, we are Pakistan. We are the system of Pakistan and can you imagine being cursed by a mother whose heart is filled with grief and immense pain. We will be cursed. And what will happen when we will be cursed? We will suffer for the crimes we have not even committed. The whole Pakistan will suffer from these curses. In fact, it already is suffering.

To avoid this, we NEED to get justice for this family. Justice for this family is justice for Pakistan and justice for society. If this case got shut down now, then there is nothing that will save Pakistan. Justice for this family is justice for Pakistan on both national and international level. This is the time to wake up, this is the moment when we should all introspect ourselves. Now, we have to move forward. All those boys need to come forward and support that mother. I request all the males reading this post that please go and visit their family. Tell them that if she has lost two sons then she has gained hundred and thousand more sons to give their brother justice.

How many more Muneebs and Mughees will be sacrificed? How many more sons and how many more brothers? How many more youngsters of this nation that will be sacrificed? I cannot even express in words how sad I feel about this tragic incident. I seen one video on geo and thought it was inhuman, then I see other videos and I’m left speechless! The extreme cruelty and brutality is beyond the words to explain. I could not sleep and I could not stop crying watching them being treated so cruelly. What must that mother be going through who raised her sons like two roses and how did she know that sons will die like this?

How could those people be so inhuman? I see a murderer in every person living in Sialkot. They’re all responsible for it and they will all pay for it. If not in this world then in the hereafter. InshAllah. When I think of their mother, the grieve pierces through my bones and it feels like they were my sons. I can’t even begin to tell how hurt I’m. This is our responsibility now to give them justice, please don’t let this be forgotten. Please keep the humanity alive. Please do something to give justice to their souls. If we don’t speak out now then it could be our sons or brothers tomorrow. The nation of Pakistan has to wake up now. Fight for your brothers! Please give them justice so their souls may rest at peace.

It is now our choice, to either protest for a few weeks or months and then eventually let it become another forgotten story. Or, we can wake ourselves up, we can decide to speak out against this and we can bring a change. The biggest drawback for Pakistan is that there are good people and there are bad. But, unfortunately the one bad makes it to the mainstream and other 99 good people remain quite, or put their goodness in words, update their blogs, status and then move on. But, when will the verbal revolution become the practical revolution? We need to bring this verbal change in practical.

This incident was an extreme inhumanity. There’s no justification for it. We MUST speak out now or never. The choice is yours!

Thank you.