Islamabad: July 15, 2009. (PCP report) “It is our bad luck that when ever our political leadership struggle for democratic rights they realize facts about national issues and get the real picture of crises but after coming in power they put on green glasses provided by corrupt bureaucracy on their eyes thru which they find greenery every where and thought its all ok in the country. The crises grow and people’s miseries also pile up day by day, this way” said J. Salik who was addressing a big rally named “ Green Glasses rally” here in Capital city. Besides people from kachchi abadies of Islamabad hundreds of men and women belonging to the effected families of 18th May Police action at Chak shehzad, Rawal Dam attended Green Glasses Rally organized by World Minorities Alliance. People wearing green glasses and head bands with an eye resembling the eye of Prime Minister of Pakistan having slogan “Turned away eyes!” were chanting different slogans. One of participating women when asked by this reporter explained that green glasses are symbol of our high-ups decision making class who always use green glasses so, they feel that every thing is ok and calm in country. J Salik convener World Minorities Alliance said that it is very shocking that 18th May action was taken totally illegally because there were not only but three stay orders from three different honorable courts. He told in detail about cases and stay orders and said: Mr. Justice Tarique Bashir, Civil Judge, Islamabad has issued an stay order on 11th February, 2009 and also ordered for hearing on 19th February,2009. On 21 March 2009 the case was dismissed, when during the trial Mr. Muhammad Abdullah Qammar, Dirctor WASA stated that WASA has no claim of ownership for the said land so WASA is not interfering it its matter nor have any intention to do so in future.. He further promised in front of the court that WASA will not disturb these people. While In the court of Civil Judge Mr. Azfar Sultan a case was presented under the title Sadiq Yousaf v M.Abdullah and others. On April 11, 2009 a stay-order was issued and first hearing date was fixed for 20th April 2009. Next hearing will be on 30th July 2009. Third case under title Mukhtar Maseh V Rafique Maseh and other for interference in the matter of Chak Shehzad Churh was under trial in the Civil court Islamabad and a stay-order was issued on April 8th 2009.First hearing was on April 22 2009. Another case is under trial in front of Ms. Nadia Ikram Malik Civil Judge Islamabad titled Rafique Maseh V Hector Aleem, Abdullah and others, its next hearing will be on 23rd July 2009. During all these cases and valid stay-orders Islamabad police, CDA and district management with WASA took illegal action against dwellers of Chak Shehzad on May 18th 2009.And bulldozed tents of poor 500 families. In result of that brutal action several men, women children were injured and one old man passed away due to injuries of action. J Salik asked who is going provide justice to the died person’s family and who gona take responsibility to rehabilitate these hundreds of families living on a green belt in between two busy roads.