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Will the media industry finally boycott Khalilur Rehman over his insensitive comments on Noor's murder?

Will the media industry finally boycott Khalilur Rehman over his insensitive comments on Noor's murder?

Qamar's latest rant on social media was about Noor Mukadam, and we can't even begin to describe how insensitive his words were.
03 Aug, 2021

There's not much left to say about Khalilur Rehman Qamar that hasn't already been said. The crux of the matter is that he says shockingly outrageous and insulting things and gets away with it because the people who matter aren't willing to call him out. Dozens of celebrities have called him out but hundreds more would jump at the chance to be in a drama written by him and that's the root of the problem.

Our celebrities might like posting messages of activism on their Twitter or Instagram pages but most of them rarely call out a man who has been toxic and vile in his description of women.

Qamar's latest insensitive rant on social media was about Noor Mukadam; to put his words as tactfully as possible, he questioned the timing of Noor's horrendous murder — one that has shaken society to its core — and linked it to the 'dwindling narrative of feminists'.

We can't begin to express our disgust at such a crass message, one with no regard to the family of the deceased. But our condemnation isn't one that will hold the most weight right now; it's our media industry that needs to speak up.

Most, if not all, celebrities have taken to social media to call for justice for Noor, the 27-year-old who was beheaded in Islamabad. The question is, can and should your posts calling for justice for Noor Mukadam and other victims of gender-based violence be taken seriously when you continue to work with a man like Qamar and stay silent in the face of his vicious attacks on women? The short answer — no. You don't get to make empty calls for justice when you can't stand up to a bully who publicly attacks women.

Culture journalist Rafay Mahmood hit the nail on the head when he said Qamar will remain the best litmus test for the showbiz industry's moral compass.

"If you don't call him out for his vile comments about Noor Mukadam, you don't have the right to campaign for Noor or bandwagon on any other issue. The Sadafs are always an easy target." And he's right. It's easy to bash Sadaf Kanwal for her misguided views on feminism because while she is a celebrity, she doesn't make celebrities. Qamar, on the other hand, is a prolific writer aligned with some very powerful production houses and blockbuster dramas.

There are people who have called the writer out; Mahira Khan, Osman Khalid Butt, Adnan Malik, Sanam Saeed and Meesha Shafi included but a handful of celebrities from such a massive industry is not good enough.

And no, we don't believe that every celebrity has to call out every thing he says. Giving this man's hate speech — and his words can often be termed hate speech — oxygen by repeating his words to millions of followers isn't always the best course of action.

But the celebrities who have called him out might not be the ones who plan to work with him in the future or ever. Calling him disgusting and vile probably cemented that. The celebrities who have never called him out, the big names who continue to work with him and profit from the fruit of his labour, are the ones we're focusing on.

You can post about violence against women and make emotional calls to hang all the rapists and murderers you want, but at the end of the day, when you don't call out the toxicity and vile nature of a man standing next to you, do your impassioned pleas for justice even count?

Calling for justice for any victim of gender-based violence means calling out the misogyny that breeds these kind of crimes. There is a whole system at work behind any crime, and it's not one that will be shattered with a single hanging. So when celebrities post an impassioned plea calling for justice for a victim but do not call out the aggressors and misogynists in their midst, their words fall flat. You can't stand up for a victim of gender-based violence without addressing the cause of that violence — misogyny.

Posting on social media is easy and bashing Sadaf Kanwal and others like her is easy. What's not easy is calling someone out when you have something to lose. Calling out Khalilur Rehman Qamar will probably lose many actors the chance to be in the next Meray Paas Tum Ho — would they be willing to risk it?

Comments

Queen Aug 03, 2021 12:42pm
Kalil-ur Rehman is a vile human being - rotten to the core and his views on womenn are evident of this fact. Let's see Dawn if you guys have the guts to publish my comments.
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M. Saeed Aug 03, 2021 12:43pm
However good a writer might be, one who writes un-writable words against his own mothers and sisters, cannot be a genuine human being by any standard.
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Fastrack Aug 03, 2021 12:45pm
Poor girl is gone. Everyone has something to say about it except looking at the circumstances and suggesting preventive measures.
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Malik Aug 03, 2021 12:46pm
Khali Ur Rehman is a big fan of Imran Khan. He is just a spokesperson of Great Khan. Moreover if you see his tweets then many girls are appreciating him for his stance. So what to say about it?. May be Khalil ur Rehman is exactly portraying the general mindset of our country?.
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John Aug 03, 2021 12:51pm
Freedom of speech?
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Gah Aug 03, 2021 12:53pm
Why should you dictate what individuals should or should not react to?
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Farhan Aug 03, 2021 01:03pm
Why does dawn images think that celebrities should cancel everyone out which dawn dislikes? Everyone is free to express but you will not publish this comment.
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Syed Irfan Ali Aug 03, 2021 01:03pm
Totally agree with what Rafay Mahmood said. By the way, Iffat Omar is also one of the celebrities who bashed Khalil on her social media platforms.
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NASIR AMIR Aug 03, 2021 01:08pm
Your categorization of this crime is even biased, This is not the time to divide society on the basis of gender. the crime was against humanity and every human is standing with #NOOR. Talking about the root cause "this system is humiliating every individual regardless of his/her gender"
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Ahmed khan lehri Aug 03, 2021 01:21pm
In Quetta a lady killed her husband alongwith 3 children. But no woman or man has said a word about that. Because the victim was a man and that too was not a celebrity.
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Kanza Khan Aug 03, 2021 01:22pm
We all need to understand that Noor Muqaddam's case of man vs.women fight as zahir's mother is as guilty as zahir himself. Rather its a fight between justice and the corrupt power that comes with money. It's not a debate of women rights,rather a debate of how influential and rich parents tried to hide and protect their psychopath son.let justice be served.
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Ghauri Aug 03, 2021 01:25pm
A crime is a crime and the victim irrespective of gender must be dealt with as per law without any interference from any quarter. Why gender based biases but we unfortunately have soft corner for women victim and tend to ignore the male one.
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Ahmed khan lehri Aug 03, 2021 01:27pm
Please come forward for those ladies also who have became victims by the hands of other ladies.
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haid Aug 03, 2021 01:30pm
@Ahmed khan lehri may u provide a link to verify your claims sire
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TPA Aug 03, 2021 01:34pm
Khalilur Rehman Qamar should be given the country's highest civilian award.
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kabeelakhan Aug 03, 2021 01:36pm
No matter how obnoxious he may sound, he has the right to express his thoughts.
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Asad Aug 03, 2021 01:38pm
Truth is always hard to digest.
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Annie Aug 03, 2021 01:43pm
Pathetic individual. He is beyond help.
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asif Aug 03, 2021 01:44pm
Khalilur rwhman is having a taliban mind set likes of orya maqbool and ansar abbasi they need a shut up call not from women but from progressive and forward looking men as one required to match their aggressive hatred words
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Mansoor Qadri Aug 03, 2021 01:46pm
Khalil wording are straightforward. Critics must have tolerance and stop silly slogan to boycott. Stupidity n nothing else
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Asad Aug 03, 2021 01:51pm
Something more than cheap tactics of Khalil to stay in mainstream media. He simply needs to get his mental check up. It may be suspected that some day he will utter in favor of #zainab’s murderer.
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Ali Aug 03, 2021 01:55pm
I wonder why do people expect Khalil ur Rahman to think and behave like them. Does he not have the right to freedom of thought and speech?
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Momina Aug 03, 2021 02:07pm
Stop being so affected? what is your problem? Why you fake liberals have to shout and create drama over everything? Can't you ignore and stop giving importance to him? I wonder why you liberals are so loud and outrageous.
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Dr.Roohi Rauf Aug 03, 2021 02:09pm
He is a fine writer. So no comments at his remarks,but murder is a big crime and the criminal must be hange
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Dr.Roohi Rauf Aug 03, 2021 02:12pm
Noor Muqadam ,a very sad chapter ,her murderer must be hanged. Khalil sahib is a big writer,do b not want to comment upon him.respect him ,rather.
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Owais Aug 03, 2021 02:16pm
Why we want only one side of feminism to be promoted, supported ? Why we become so resistant when a particular 'promotion' of 'feminism' is countered through a fair and free expression of views from the other side and we start demanding 'boycott' ? Don't we need to be tolerant here as well when listening to the other side of the views ? KRQ is at least a different voice in this otherwise one sided media industry.
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UZ Aug 03, 2021 02:18pm
By the way, in his tweet, He mentioned nothing wrong about the Noor Muqaddam. As i read, he called the killer of Noor a wolf and consider Noor a poor innocent soul. Are we over exaggerating or do we as a nation need to spice up things?
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Zeeshan Ali Khan Aug 03, 2021 02:18pm
Murder of Noor Muqaddam is a serious and alarming matter. No one should use it for their vested interests. The Murderer needs to be punished swiftly.
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Ahmed khan lehri Aug 03, 2021 02:21pm
@Kanza Khan ,100% agreed
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Captain Aug 03, 2021 02:24pm
His thoughts are right but words to this effect are outrageous
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A. ALI Aug 03, 2021 02:26pm
@John ..... shhhhhhhh... that's only for media people.
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A. ALI Aug 03, 2021 02:27pm
@NASIR AMIR ... bingo.
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A. ALI Aug 03, 2021 02:30pm
@Kanza Khan ... wrong perception this is not men vs women please dont spoil or divide the society. Its a simple murder case at the hands of a normal person. He should be hanged. Focus on speedy trial and his hanging, no bail, no delays. Take the issue with courts, they are not above law, everyday demand a reply from courts when they will deliver verdict of his hanging.
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Saffi Ud Din Ahmed Aug 03, 2021 02:30pm
You wrote everything but his exact words!!!!! Anyone having an opinion against your feminist tunneled approach is bashed! We face a new era of gender discrimination and this time from the "Victims". Please stay objective by quoting the person himself rather than propagating your perception!
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A. ALI Aug 03, 2021 02:35pm
How about banning those who are inciting people to go against qamar?
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Mujahid Aug 03, 2021 02:35pm
I couldn't understand what's wrong with KRQ tweet. He is only linking that with feminists cuz feminists are at forefront of the protest and he being anti feminist will definitely try that. They are just two parties to an ideological dispute
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Amir Aug 03, 2021 02:50pm
As they say that is show biz. No none of the celebrities will call him out for being banned by him or the media houses who sponsor his dramas. Celebrities it should not be, but these TV channels and their owners should refuse to show his dramas. I remember how express tribune at one time lashed against Aamir Liaqat and his antics, but when ramadan came, they hired him for the show.........show must go on
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Malik Aug 03, 2021 03:05pm
I lost respect for this man long ago. This man is an insult to Pakistan. Boycott the channels who air his dramas.
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Zeeshan Ahmed Aug 03, 2021 03:06pm
@Malik the perpetrator of this horrendous crime did not belong to the 'general mindset' or social strata of men in this country and is by all accounts a liberal - what do you have to say about that?
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Khalid Aug 03, 2021 03:06pm
He too has right to speak his mind, no matter how absurd, as a nation we should have patience to other's point or view
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Akhtar Ali Shah Aug 03, 2021 03:08pm
I know that liberals will take his remarks in that way. I would say that it is unnecessary to give explanation and justifications to these people.
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Anonymous Aug 03, 2021 03:19pm
In my opinion, both the mind sets are extreme. The focus must be on the grassroot level where the problem is coming from. It's not men vs. women. It's all about taaleem, tarbiat, brought up and values inculcated among individuals. It's all about the system and justice. If men are to be blamed, they are being brought up by women.... It's a social dilemma, all of us need to be accountable for ourselves. Sensible individuals make sensible society.
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Kashif Aug 03, 2021 03:22pm
If you feminists have the right to speak so Khalil Rehman has too. Anyone can express their thoughts
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Naveed Aug 03, 2021 03:34pm
If he goes to youtube i will go to you tube. I like him he speaks the truth
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Ramsha Aug 03, 2021 03:46pm
His views are as crooked as his teeth!!!!!!!!
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Pakistani Aug 03, 2021 03:54pm
@Ahmed khan lehri why no concern for kashmiri ladies. are they not women. this is system rotten to the core and just wants to pick and choose cases for their own benefit. disgusting and humiliating. why these feminist doesn't come out for these kashmiri women
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Sameer Aug 03, 2021 03:59pm
The media must confess. A 6yr old girl was raped in Khi Korangi, yet it is Noor that has taken precedence on 'images'...why???
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Erum Aziz Aug 03, 2021 04:00pm
@Queen your comments are more rotten than him. He is showing true face to you all. Isn't it?
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Ahmed khan lehri Aug 03, 2021 04:06pm
He speaks truth but our so called media and so called feminists and celebrities don't like truth. Because they cannot face truth.
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Ahmed khan lehri Aug 03, 2021 04:07pm
I stand with this man. Truth is hard to digest
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Pakistani Aug 03, 2021 04:10pm
@asif progressive men doesnt pay any attention to the women in kashmir or may be a small say. Why thousands of rapes in kashmir palestine go unnoticed by progressive men and women. Are they not important .
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Tamara Aug 03, 2021 04:12pm
High time he is thrown out disgracefully and contemptuously.
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Pakistani Aug 03, 2021 04:16pm
KRQ has a voice and has all the right to speak his mind in this free country. Does Feminism exist only for elite class??? why not for the women in kashmir???? We are living in a Islamic country and laws of the land will be based on Islamic values period
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Omar Aug 03, 2021 04:18pm
In the end....there is all mighty "paisa".
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Dr Shams Altamash Aug 03, 2021 04:20pm
I support Khalil ur Rehman stance.
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Hassan Aug 03, 2021 04:23pm
Having such people as writers, it is actually a demise of society. Our society has gone to low that i can expect anything from anyone. What a shame state of mind for all of us as Pakistanis!
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Zeeshan Aug 03, 2021 04:28pm
Feminists want to bring cancel culture in Pakistan as well. So much for their liberalism that they can't tolerate a simple tweet against their cause
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Seethewholepic Aug 03, 2021 04:34pm
Those who are criticizing the comment of Khali-ur-Rehman have guilty conscience. He neither said anything about the Noor's character nor said she deserves to die. He just said to the investigation departments that he feels there is something off with the timing of Noor's murder and it might need to be investigated from other angles because feminists are getting too much benefits from it. He just emphasized the trend of such murders, which add fuel in the ugly and disgusting narratives of these illiterate feminists.
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Sami Aug 03, 2021 04:40pm
A cheap artist making below average drama and films
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Abdur rauf Aug 03, 2021 04:43pm
Noor Muqadam case shows brutality against women and everyone condemn these types of act but no one talk about, that what were the relation between Noor and muderer?. Why she was living with him without any realtions and they ate food together before murder, so not only boy but girl is also not innocent who has illegal relations with him.
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Abdur rauf Aug 03, 2021 04:44pm
Khalil ur Rahman has a pure heart and he always talk about reality and we should follow and listen his statements with open heart.
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Zeeshan Aug 03, 2021 04:57pm
@Queen why should dawn not publish your comments. You are speaking for the feminist movement and Dawn has no issue with that
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Anser Aug 03, 2021 04:59pm
Who will address “ saas” vs Bahu issues? Men are literally dragged into this. There is a line hidden in KRQ criticism beyond the conversationists here! Above all he has freedom of speech like this article!
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Kiwi Aug 03, 2021 05:19pm
What did he write?
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MJQ Aug 03, 2021 05:25pm
This article shows that our elite has gone made and they are now against every person who has different point of view. Noor makhdum's murderer should be hanged and people should know the root cause of this murder....
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Aly Aug 03, 2021 05:48pm
Well, I don't agree with his choice of words. He must come out more clearly. The feminists know what he truly means. Regrettebly, feminists want to promote their agenda every now and then by portraying women as weak. A murder is a murder irrespective of gender. How many men are murdered in our societ eveyday and which country can claim that its women are not targeted for one reason or the other. He or she whoever commits, must be punished according to the law of the land. Think equally and rationally but who is vested interests or certain agenda would never be able to see both sides of the story.
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TANWIR AHMAD Aug 03, 2021 06:38pm
Qamar is very straight person and call spade as a spade without any sugar coating. People who dislike him should remember what made him to come on TV show talks it was that "aurat march big phat woman" who insulted religious and other persons on the interview. No one is calling that woman as disgrace. All the slogans used in the aurat march is even more disgraceful than the words Qamar uses for two no. woman. I salute him to stand up against this foreign agenda used by aurat march playgirls.
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VIq saad Aug 03, 2021 06:47pm
Khalil ur Rehman's insensitivity on the matter exposed his mindset. He should have thought about victim's family who are shocked and grieving. His words suggest that this crime was deliberate just to keep feminist agenda alive. Is this attempt to keep in the limelight or he is just outrightly a dumb person.
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Jack Darling Aug 03, 2021 06:55pm
Khalil rehman is the best person in media industry. Probably people are not understanding his view point. I his tweet he never intended to disrespect women, he said poor Noor Muqadam. so whats wrong in this???? Surprised on people's comments.
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Masood Haider Aug 03, 2021 06:58pm
The Pakistani TV drama industry is utterly and shamefully morally bankrupt when it peddles misogynistic and repulsive play after play and tolerates thoroughly evil persons like Qamar all in the pursuit of profits, public good be damned. The real shame is that the quality of the plays has steadily deteriorated to the extent that the vast majority of them are now only a shadow of their glorious past.
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Ramay. Aug 03, 2021 07:05pm
KRQ is a bould person and brave writer, exposing the loop holes in the evolving society. There is conflicts regarding Noor Maqadam brutal murder by a violent psychiatric patient of an affluent father.Remember security is unable to rescue one who is left with a violent disorder person at night with no legal relation.
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Salman Aug 03, 2021 07:21pm
Pakistan's conservatives and liberals both are 'shadeed' out of touch. Both deserve each other.
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Shane Aug 03, 2021 07:22pm
No chance that 'celebrities' would boycott Khalil Ur Rehman Qamar because they only take stance when their business is not at stake.
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Faizan Aug 03, 2021 07:42pm
Freedom of speech. You guys support it elsewhere, so support it here too. Otherwise don't be hypocrites.
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Aamir Aug 03, 2021 07:49pm
This guy is a sad excuse for a human being.
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Ahmad S Aug 03, 2021 07:51pm
Don't see anything wrong with his post. As I understand, he is saying that the unfortunate murder of Noor has given chance to the feminists to use the incident to propagate their agenda, which otherwise was faltering.
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Iqbal Aswani Aug 03, 2021 07:54pm
Will the media industry finally boycott Khalilur Rehman over his insensitive comments on Noor's murder? No. Why? Because he sells. Period.
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Iqbal Aswani Aug 03, 2021 07:56pm
@Malik Amazed how patwaris relate each and every negative happening in the world to Imran Khan. So the glaciers are not melting due to climate change but due to Imran Khan.
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CringeCop Aug 03, 2021 07:58pm
So stop giving him attention? It confounds me how you can call others hypocrites when all you do is report about these “celebrities”. Nobody would know them or their words if you didn’t force feed it
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Alishba Aug 03, 2021 08:00pm
When "do taka ki aurat' is the most favourate dialog in the country , one can understand why he and his mysognistic senseless dramas are famous.
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Waheed UK Aug 03, 2021 08:51pm
@Alishba our worth is determined by our actions and values and not the sayings of other people; people should raise the standards rather than falling in the gutter
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AHAQ Aug 03, 2021 10:15pm
Just another horrendous crime that needs to be condemned. Criminal killers are above and beyond any thoughts of gender. Their motive is to kill irrespective of gender.
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Amer Aug 03, 2021 10:20pm
What happened to freedom of expression I guess that apply only to NGO base salaried persons
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True man Aug 03, 2021 10:52pm
The most exploited three words by the liberals are " freedom of speech". Why do they cry for boycott of this man if they don't believe in there own principals.
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Anon. Aug 03, 2021 11:08pm
Our media needs to stop giving him a platform, these people misuse 'freedom of speech' to breed violence hatred and mistrust towards women in an already depraved society.
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Anon. Aug 03, 2021 11:12pm
So he will use this heinous crime to attack feminism but stay silent on all the married women that are killed by thier husbands, all the children that are molested in madrassas and the acid attacks and honor killings in our society..cause it doesn't suit his 'agenda' ofcourse. sick man
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AZulfi Aug 03, 2021 11:19pm
This is not the first time Khalil ur Rahman has said something repulsive
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Ali Mehdi Aug 03, 2021 11:49pm
Making statement that are so insensitive that they can incite unrest n chaos among the masses can be termed against the public policy. It’s gross negligence which may tantamount to criminal negligence. He better watch his mouth for he may have to eat his words
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asad khan Aug 03, 2021 11:51pm
Please get your teeth fixed!
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Aadmi Aug 04, 2021 12:21am
Why call on just the celebrities? Why not categorical statements from the media outlets - the Geos, Hums, ARYs and the like? It is the outlets' decision that will matter.
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Amin Aug 04, 2021 12:23am
Zahir's mother was complacent in the murder, she is on record, being on the telephone line all evening and even then she tried her best to save him, is she not a woman ? Why do we always have to paint a picture on gender basis ? Had Noor not spent a night at Zahir's place, her chances of survival might have been more. Having known Zahir to be a drug addict, should not have Noor's mother stopped her from seeing him ? After all, Khalil may have a point there.
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tayyab Aug 04, 2021 02:09am
I think he just presented one side of the picture....
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Marrkhor Aug 04, 2021 02:10am
He offered his condolences to the victim and He didn’t dignified the murderer, While he’s still standing by his own verdict, which was against ourat March, There’s nothing wrong in his thought.
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D’Souza Aug 04, 2021 03:24am
@Amer “ What happened to freedom of expression I guess that apply only to NGO base salaried persons” Nobody is telling him not to speak. People are expressing anguish at what he said. Try to learn what freedom of speech means
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Sid Aug 04, 2021 03:34am
Will the media boycott the looters too?
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AA Aug 04, 2021 05:03am
I wonder if Noor were a poor, unknown girl, would the "mera jism meri marzi" still make noise. I am sure they would have been least concerned.
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josh Aug 04, 2021 07:27am
he gave a real clue for this murder for the investigators and I agree not to leave that aspect in investigation.for investigation to be thorough it must be investigated keeping every motive possible.infact mr khalil is asking to expand investigation and not to wrap up things as individual act
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Syed Raiyan Zafar Aug 04, 2021 07:27am
It is widely believed that one should not speak a word about someone as he or she is no more in this World. The logic seems right as the person is not here to defend or clarify.
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Irfan Huq Aug 04, 2021 08:13am
Don't boycott Khalilur rahman boycott the TV channel which show drama by Khalilur rahman. Boycott the TV channel as a whole. This is called civil disobedience and it's very strong and has been used in the past particularly for the independence of subcontinent.
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Imran Shafi Aug 04, 2021 08:53am
Every possible reason has to be considered.
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Sharjeel Khan Aug 04, 2021 10:18am
I think Khalil Ur Rehman's tweet is misunderstood. He was bashing the feminist and not Noor.
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Akil Akhtar Aug 04, 2021 11:26am
The fact is public does not support these celebrities who only raise their voice for vulgarity and these kitty party ladies who are quiet when rich are involved in such heinous crimes.
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Sameer Aug 04, 2021 01:07pm
Why would media ban Khalil Ur Rehman!? Have liberals abandoned their free speech motto!?
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Sajawal Khan Aug 04, 2021 02:40pm
I think all He is trying to say is that so called feminists will use every opportunity to advance their case. They are doing the same with this horrible crime and using it to promote their narrative.
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Tipoo Aug 04, 2021 03:40pm
When feminists say something disgusting, it's free speech. When Khalil says smthing ,it should be banned. Now that's double standards
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Pakboy Aug 04, 2021 06:09pm
Mr Khalil ul Rehman has freedom of speech.
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White Noise Aug 05, 2021 02:32am
@Pakboy freedom comes with responsibility, nothing is 'free' in this world, Junior !!!
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Khan Aug 05, 2021 09:47am
@Gah too many shoulds there ...
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qet Aug 05, 2021 12:14pm
Lot of ink & no substance. So the engineered chaos shall prevail. Everyone is shouting for attention.
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