Divine justice

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THIS is apropos the news item ‘Ishaq Dar grilled in BBC interview about his assets’ (Dec 2). The episode with the former finance minister should be an instructive tutorial for mainstream Pakistani media. BBC journalist Stephen Sackur, as a one-man-demolition-squad, exposed the former finance minister. An absconder from law embarrassed Pakistan, but it proved that there is divine justice after all for the past did come to hanunt him.

Zia Hashmi
Karachi

Published in Dawn, December 9th, 2020

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