thapap, You are probably right on the retirement and the suspension (you may have some links: just guessing), but I think this kind of behaviour is a wrong message to the public. If Pyar is guilty, it does not matter whether he is dead or alive, retired or active in duty, the laws of the land should take its course, especially at this juncture of the state of affairs of the nation. It certainly does not matter whether his are sons or daughters. Trivially, how come nobody had such a grand wedding as that of the youngest daughter of Mr. Pyar? Another question is what about the wedding of the other daughters? Why Mr. Pyar should be punished? His blind loyality to the king when he should have acted in the best interests of the people, rather than allowing his folks to kill people in mass.