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1. 

   Rocky 27 December 2007
   08:03:54 am

   

   Very Sad News! May her Soul rest in peace !
2. 

   FloydRulez 27 December 2007
   08:19:45 am

   

   Really Sad..
3. 

   Eire 27 December 2007
   09:23:26 am

   

   It is very sad news. All of these assasinations and violence are beyond senseless. I think this will only cause more mayhem.
4. 

   Tania 27 December 2007
   09:43:37 am

   

   this is ridiculous…bloody cowards
5. 

   devesh 27 December 2007
   10:35:54 am

   

   Pakistan is facing its biggest crises ever..
6. 

   Julie 27 December 2007
   10:41:55 am

   

   What a tragedy. May her soul rest in peace.
7. 

   rks 27 December 2007
   10:47:34 am

   

   This has the potential of driving Pakistan into deeper troubles. I hope common sense prevails and there are no more violence; and election held as per schedule.
8. 

   Street Pharmacist 27 December 2007
   11:45:20 am

   

   Pakistan in deep shit..
9. 

   satyam 27 December 2007
   11:51:26 am

   

   While I was never naive about what Bhutto represented this is still a very disturbing and tragic event and certainly the country seems to be in flames right now..
10. 

    rockstar 27 December 2007
    11:59:53 am

    

    big crisis in pakistan
11. 

    incognito 27 December 2007
    12:34:49 pm

    

    May the departed soul rest in Peace .. and may justice be served ..
12. 

    som 27 December 2007
    07:55:42 pm

    

    sheer tragedy! Pakistan is in a big crisis…
13. 

    NyKavi 27 December 2007
    08:22:30 pm

    

    Kuch mulk gair-mulkon ki betiyon ko apne sar par savar rakhte hain…
    Kush aur mulk apni hi betiyon ka sar kaat dete hain..
14. 

    NyKavi 27 December 2007
    08:23:07 pm

    

    kuch* aur mulk…
15. 

    Aarohi 27 December 2007
    08:30:18 pm

    

    NyKavi, aap mulk ko beech mein kyon laa rahe hain?
16. 

    NyKavi 27 December 2007
    08:37:54 pm

    

    Aarohi, vaise mulk to ek hi tha, sirf tukde do bana diye gaye. Saath baras beet jaane ke baad, woh ek kaum, ek awaam ke jo do tukre kiye gaye, un dono tukdon ke beech ka itna zyaada faasla dekh kar behud ghum mehsoos hota hai.
    Anyway, Bhutto was of my tribe, whatever her virtues or vices, I feel really sad.
17. 

    Aarohi 27 December 2007
    08:45:29 pm

    

    It is very sad and shocking.

    On a related note: I am really surprised by the number of high-profile assasinations in the Indian subcontinent. And, I keep wondering whether some group of nutjobs was responsible or a larger conspiracy was at work. There is no way to find out the truth.
18. 

    NyKavi 27 December 2007
    08:58:06 pm

    

    There are nutjobs everywhere in the world. No politician is ever secure, rather its the security apparatus around a politician that ensures their life. There are no conspiracies, just plain and simple successful attempts.

    India learnt its lesson long ago with Rajiv. Nowadays there are record amounts spent on security of VIPs in India. The way she was murdered is incredulous. There seems to have been no security prep on the venue, the routes, the cordon, etc. There is no doubt that her security was severely compromised.
    Musharraf himself rarely comes out of his cantonment foxhole, but he didnt care a damn if she lives or dies.
    Her whole family has been murdered, first father, then brothers and now her. Its shameful, barbaric…
19. 

    Aarohi 27 December 2007
    09:13:03 pm

    

    Yes, based on the media reports so far, it definitely looks like the security was compromised. How is it possible that a ‘person’ with an AK 47 in hand gets close to the vehicle without getting intercepted.
20. 

    Aarohi 28 December 2007
    01:46:53 am

    

    Benazir Bhutto’s controversial rediff interview: http://www.rediff.com/news/2003/sep/03inter.htm
21. 

    Aditya 28 December 2007
    08:29:14 am

    

    with benazir butto’s tragic assassination, hopes of democratic change in pakistan now seems like a pipe dream. what a shame.
22. 

    satyam 28 December 2007
    12:04:35 pm

    

    This is definitely a murky episode. The doctor examining the body has now claimed that there were no bullet marks on the body, just a big bump on the head. One of the ministers states that Al Qaeda is responsible (but of course!) and that she died after hitting her head hard on the sunroof!
23. 

    satyam 28 December 2007
    12:08:36 pm

    

    Aditya: True to a certain degree. But she’s being made too much of a martyr to democracy by everyone from Gordon Brown to Manmohan Singh! As if it was all a selfless pursuit of power! The fact is that there is a void in her party now precisely because she upheld dynastic rule and was moreover quasi-dictatorial in terms of not allowing any heirs to develop. The PPP has always been run like a Bhutto family fiefdom and it was always more than a little ironic to see her ‘champion’ democracy in Pakistan when she couldn’t even do the same in her party! A very tragic incident no doubt and certainly the most dysfunctional democracy is still preferable to the best dictatorship (ask the Italians!).
24. 

    satyam 28 December 2007
    12:09:22 pm

    

    Seems to be the year for murky ‘deaths’ involving Pakistan. Woolmer anyone?!
25. 

    rks 28 December 2007
    12:17:39 pm

    

    “she died after hitting her head hard on the sunroof!”

    That is some height of absurdity.[though people can die that way] Yesterday reports suggested that there was a bullet which went through her neck and came out from behind.

    ps: I don’t discount the bomb theory because sniper would have killed her earlier not after she sat in car and she came out when the enthusiatic crowd waived at her {though that may have been the pattern at earlier meetings }.

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