Kamran Shahid Acted Like an Impudent Street Punk to Insult an Illustrious Son of Pakistan

Who the hell the street punk turned TV anchor Kamran Shahid thinks he is? This sifarishi lout acts smug and has his snout in air most of the time to take on a distinguished Jurist of  Pakistan, Justice Wajihuddin Ahmed.  Kamran has to be born again to reach the stature of Justice (R) Wajihuddin Ahmed. Is Kamran Shahid displaying his anti-Urdu speaking bigotry against the Honorable(R) Justice. Kamran Shahid has brought shame to all Ravians.  This insolent behaviour is to be expected from a noveau riche yokel. Kamran is in the same category, as Kamrans object of admiration, the national scum bag, Malik Riaz.

Kamran is way out of his league when dealing with  Justice (R) Wajihuddin Ahmed. Kamran’s faked anger and crocodile tears for the poor of Pakistan,  can  now be dismissed in light of his rude temperament. If nothing else, he should have stopped needling Justice (R) Wajihuddin Ahmed, when he realized the delicacy of the situation.  Heavens No! Kamran wanted to draw blood. His quest for “almighty buck,” and cheap race for ratings caused this furore.  Kamran showed his punkish rude-a-pest behavior ad infinitum, and continued to provoke the honourable Judge, until, he drew an emotional response.  This is an example of a well-planned verbal ambush.

Most likely, Kamran is sitting on the hot air of going to the University of Westminster. But, this episode has punctured his sanctimonius balloon. These days very few Pakistanis can even afford to go to college, let alone to Westminster. Only Malik Riaz and a few exception like Kamran Shahid can afford such exorbitantly expensive schools. As a Ravian, this writer feels really disappointed at the type of “kachra,” GCU is producing. Here is the list of Alumni of GCU, to whom “punks,” like Kamran Shahid cannot hold a match stick, let alone a candle.

Politicians
Government officials
Army officers
Nuclear scientists
Nobel Laureate
Actors
Poets
Authors/writers/novelists
Journalism
Judiciary
Sportsmen
Musicians
Scholars
Other notable alumni

 And for Kamran Shahid’s information, here is a biography of Justice (R)Wajihuddin Ahmed:

His Lordship Justice (R) Wajihuddin Ahmed (born December 1, 1938; Delhi) is a former member of Pakistan’s judiciary. He served as the Chief Justice of the Sindh High Court and then, as a judge of the Supreme Court of Pakistan. He gained more honor and respect when he resigned from the Supreme Court of Pakistan instead of taking oath of the office according to Gen. Pervez Musharraf’s Provisional Constitutional Order (PCO). 

He has also been nominated by the lawyers community as a presidential candidate against Pervez Musharraf in 2007 elections in Pakistan. 

It is said that he could have become the Chief Justice of Pakistan had he not resigned against PCO.

Justice Wajih matriculated from Karachi’s Sindh-Madrasa-tul-Islam, did his BA at Forman Christian College, Lahore and went on to Sindh Muslim College to read law and gain an Honours Degree.

Son of highly-reputed Chief Justice of West Pakistan High Court and Judge of the Supreme Court of Pakistan, Justice Waheeduddin Ahmed, justice Wajih enrolled as an advocate of the Sindh High Court and remained Lecturer at the SM Law College for LL. B. and LL. M. classes. 

He was consecutively elected as president Sindh High Court Bar Association unopposed in 1977 and 1978 and elected President of Karachi Bar association in 1981. 

Advocate Wajih was appointed Standing Council for Federal Government in1984 and Advocate General Sindh on 19 November 1986 and elevated to the Bench of the SHC as a Judge in 1988. 

He became the Chief Justice of the Sindh High Court from 05-11-1997 to 04-05-1998 and moved to the Supreme Court in 1998. During his tenure as SHC CJ, most sou moto actions were taken. 

He acted as Returning Officer during 1997 Presidential Elections and then appeared as presidential candidate against Musharraf in 2007. 

Justice Wajih joined the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) on January 10, 2011. Spearheaded by Imran Khan, PTI is Pakistan’s largest growing political party with high ranks in opinion polls especially amongst the youth.

Politicians
Government officials
Army officers
Nuclear scientists
Nobel Laureate
Actors
Poets
Authors/writers/novelists
Journalism
Judiciary
Sportsmen
Musicians
Scholars
Other notable alumni



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