Talk:Ghulam Muhammad
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[edit] Neutrality
I drew from this article that Ghulam Mohammad is single-handedly responsible for all of Pakistan's political problems, with no room to blame Ayub, Yahya, Zia, Benazir, General Babar, foreign intrigues, or the Islamic fundamentalists. —63.231.134.31 03:43, 22 February 2006 (UTC)
I agree that this article is not nuetral. There are no citations and little or no supporting evidence. It reads like an attack ad. Phoenix7718 08:40, 28 October 2006 (UTC)
I believe that this article requires more evidence to back up its claims. It certainly is not neutral, making it all the more necessary to prove its evidence. (O A) 16:44, 14 December 2006.
- I agree with the comments above; the article was a disaster. It still is, really, but I have removed some of the most offensive unsourced statements, restructured it more logically, and toned down the POV language. Personally I do not have sufficient knowledge about Ghulam Mohamed (though, incidentally, isn't that how he spelled his name?) to judge on whether this opinion of him is fair or not, but this is Wikipedia: it's about provable facts, not someone's opinion. We desperately need to add references to this article and keep it neutral. There is also a serious lack of information on Ghulam's early life and rise to power. I have added the Wikiproject Pakistan template here; surely Ghulam is more relevant to Wikiproject Pakistan than to Wikiproject India (though, as a member of both, I don't want to take sides!) -- TinaSparkle 23:12, 29 December 2006 (UTC)
[edit] 1953
I have heard that in 1954 there was a "race to the telegraph office", with the Prime Minister trying but failing to inform Queen Elizabeth that he had dismissed the Governor General, while the Governor General successfully informed the country and world that he had dismissed the Prime Minister. I was also told that the Supreme Court did not rule between the Prime Minister and Governor General, but instead called fresh elections on its own authority. Any justification for these remarks? --Henrygb 00:50, 11 February 2007 (UTC)
