Paki: Kite flying is a game of death

Tahir for action against police for not stopping kite flying

Staff Report

LAHORE: Senior lawyer MD Tahir has filed a civil miscellaneous application before the Lahore High Court, seeking registration of criminal cases against the police officials for failing to implement the kite-flying ban.

He said one Munib Muhammad, 7, fell from the roof of his house in Kamoke on January 16, 2008 while flying a kite and died. He said kites and strings were being sold in markets despite the ban.

Tahir said after the 'illegal removal' of chief justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry, kite flying had been continuing unbridled. He said the former chief justice had ensured the ban on kite flying. "Kite flying is a game of death and the present interim government is also fond of it," he alleged.
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I COULDN'T MAKE THIS STUFF UP EVEN IF I WANT TOO.
Imagine, unbridled kite flying... they should make a movie.

Gerald

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