Sunni Terrorist Fragments of Unstable Pakistan-July 10, 2015

RamaY · Post by **RamaY** » 24 Jul 2015 22:05

Falijee wrote:Owaisi Welcome In Pakiland ?

Critic of Indian system can go to Pakistan: Indian MP

I dont think, that this Muslim would be welcomed in Pakiland ; he would be labelled as " too moderate" per Paki politics standards!

Owaisi will not be moderate by Paki standards, in fact he fits well next to sharif.

Gagan · Post by **Gagan** » 24 Jul 2015 22:08

There is a particular brand of religious politics that can be practised in India.
For certain reasons, that brand of religion based politics can't be done in Pakistan
AoA to that

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 24 Jul 2015 23:14

U.S. And Pakistan Cannot Have A True Strategic Partnership Until Pakistan Cuts All Ties With Terrorist Organizations And Renounces Its Use As An Instrument Of State Policy - Congressman , Ed Royce

Some Readers Comments are very interesting (delusions of grandeur category)
1. Ed Royce should go take a leak

2. Pakistan people will consider your request

when plebiscite is held in Kashmir
3. Mumbai incident

is India's internal matter

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 25 Jul 2015 00:26

Deep State Officially Absolved - Case Closed

The girl I knew – Sabeen Mahmud [1974-2015]

Gagan · Post by **Gagan** » 25 Jul 2015 04:57

Falijee wrote:U.S. And Pakistan Cannot Have A True Strategic Partnership Until Pakistan Cuts All Ties With Terrorist Organizations And Renounces Its Use As An Instrument Of State Policy - Congressman , Ed Royce

Some Readers Comments are very interesting (delusions of grandeur category)
1. Ed Royce should go take a leak
2. Pakistan people will consider your request when plebiscite is held in Kashmir
3. Mumbai incident is India's internal matter

How do you explain these people writing comments like these hain ji?
I suppose these are school kids, abbu is fauji, mostly punjabi, not very bright, etc etc.
Everyone in that country knows what lakhvi did, there is a wink-wink, expression of guilt and sadness on their news anchors and civilians' faces whenever 26/11 is menioned.
Most pakistani people who've been around long enough by now know the nature of their agencies.

I guess, most of these internet jihadis are kids, who're just attaining puberty online.

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 25 Jul 2015 05:17

Pakistan Supreme Court Asks - Is The Defence Housing Authority Accountable To The Government?

Is The Paki Fauj Accountable To The Pakistan Government ?

ISLAMABAD: Is the Defence Housing Authority (DHA), a real estate entity of the army, working without any oversight or is it answerable to the federal government?

The Supreme Court (SC) posed this question to the government on Thursday.

Going through the motions of legal redress in Pakiland

Justice Khawaja asked why Gen Aziz, who was the vice president of DHA, Islamabad, could ask the Punjab chief minister to relocate the water reservoir meant for millions

The Punjab government in the report says, “Major General Humayun Aziz, vice-president DHA, Islamabad, called on the Chief Minister (Punjab) on March 3, 2015.

“Prima facie, the change of mind took place after a uniformed general[*] met the chief minister,” remarked Justice Dost Mohammad.

[*] Would the Chief Minister not changed his mind, if the general was not in uniform?

AAG Rehman said under the DHA Act 2013, the authority provides residential facilities to the bereaved families of martyrs, war injured, disabled and the officials of the armed forces.

At this, the bench asked if the federal government could provide details about the allotment of land to the bereaved families, injured and disabled by the DHA in its various housing schemes.

Why not do away with the Supreme Court; why this farce- hain -ji?

Gagan · Post by **Gagan** » 25 Jul 2015 05:29

Hmm, the courts in Pakistan are begining to have a mind of their own. They're setting precedences by starting to question the DHA.
Its the DHA today, it'll be fauji land allocations tomorrow, and these precedences and setting of examples won't stop until they've extended the law onto the law of the land, the emperor of Pakistan, the COAS himself.

Somebody's gotta do something hain ji !!!

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 25 Jul 2015 05:44

'Lazy Eyed '

Ex Chief Justice Of Pakistan About To Enter Political Fray

Ex-CJP Iftikhar Chaudhry to announce political party

ISLAMABAD (Web Desk) – Former Chief Justice of Pakistan,has completed consultation to take part in national politics and it is expected that he will formally announce it on August 14.[*]

[*] Note date: Maximum mileage

There are several instances where former civil or military bureaucrats as well as those who performed well in some walk of life tried their luck in politics on the basis of their goodwill but could hardly make any impact in the political arena, , pk.shafaqna.com cited.

Late (Rtd) Air Marshall Asghar Khan turned out to be a non-entity [*]in politics and Rtd General Pervez Musharraf has so far not been able to make any impact in the field. Former cricket star Imran Khan went through a series of disappointments and failures before he acquired some prominent place[*][*] in politics.

[*] Ayub Khan and Zia-ul-Haq in the entity category?

[*][*] With 'some help' from his friends in the Deep State

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 25 Jul 2015 05:47

Peregrine wrote:Hizbul Mujahideen disowns faction; more attacks in India-held Kashmir

MUZAFFARABAD: Hizbul Mujahideen, a local militant group, has disowned a splinter faction suspected of a string of killings in India-held Kashmir, with the rebuke followed swiftly on Friday by a string of attacks on telecommunication facilities in the region's main city.

Analysts say the emergence of a breakaway faction could mean that a new generation of Kashmiri militants is trying to force aside the ageing separatist leadership.

This splinter group is migrating towards IS and that explains the IS flags that are also seen these days in Kashmir/

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 25 Jul 2015 06:11

Jamaat-ud-Dawa Man Held for Terror Plot on Foreign Dignitaries in Pakistan

Lahore: Pakistani authorities claimed to have foiled a terror attack on a famous private club in Lahore on Friday. The club is frequented by foreign dignitaries. Pakistani authorities also arrested an active member of Mumbai attack mastermind Hafiz Saeed's JuD.

Mohammad Din was planning to attack the Royal Palm Golf Club targetting the foreign dignitaries visiting it and had dug a tunnel to reach the club, Punjab Counter-Terrorism Department Superintendent of Police Maroof Safdar told reporters.

The club is located in Mughalpura area of the city.

He added that Din has been associated with Jamaat-ud-Dawa (JuD) since 1994 and got terror training in Afghanistan.

Din's arrest raises serious questions about JuD's alleged links with the terrorist organisation.

Literature related to the Islamic State and a laptop has been recovered from his possession and a case has been registered against the accused under terrorism charges

sum · Post by **sum** » 25 Jul 2015 07:01

Paul wrote:
The School’s purpose was – and remains – the provision of good education and particularly Urdu teaching to the children of the 3,000 strong staff in our largest and most crucial Mission abroad.
There were 3000 Pakis in New Delhi consulate at one time!!!!! Show the extent of Aman ki Asha in those days.

- See more at: http://www.thefridaytimes.com/tft/pakis ... kwsWk.dpuf

Is it possible to have 3000 staff in just one building?

Gagan · Post by **Gagan** » 25 Jul 2015 07:33

Typo?
Maybe like 300 staff?

Now each Pakistani gent is allowed to have 4 wives, i'm sure people who've been resourceful enough to have gotten themselves posted to the Indian capital, could also have found some official position for their 4 wives, right ji !

pankajs · Post by **pankajs** » 25 Jul 2015 07:51

How can their be a Khalisthan without the Sikhs getting back their capital (Lahore) and their holy land?

Saira Tigress @SairaPTI

Mr. @tarekfatah Sikhs sacrificed their lives in India.They martyred by indian army in India.They Want Khalistan In India

Tarek Fatah ‏@TarekFatah 3h3 hours ago Toronto, Ontario

Y not #Khalistan in Lahore, Nankana, Multan & Gujranwala @SairaPTI? It's their Mecca & Medina. They r real Punjabis

Prem · Post by **Prem** » 25 Jul 2015 08:42

http://www.dawn.com/news/1196204/us-rel ... pport-fund
US releasing $337m for Pakistan from Coalition Support Fund

WASHINGTON: The United States is expected to release $337 million to Pakistan under the Coalition Support Fund in a next few days, a US official said on Friday.“The April-June 2014 reimbursement of $337 million of Coalition Support Fund assistance has been approved by the Secretary of Defence, and we anticipate it being released by the end of the month,” a State Department spokesperson told Donn.Officials at the Pakistan Embassy in Washington, however, clarified that the Coalition Support Fund was not military aid. “It’s the reimbursement of what Pakistan spends in combating terrorists along the Afghan border,” said one official. Diplomatic observers in Washington say that the ongoing military operation in Fata has helped increase US confidence in Pakistan’s plan for combating terrorists.
But a State Department official disagreed with the suggestion that this has had a negative impact on US civilian assistance to Pakistan. “The US continues to provide Pakistan with a robust civilian assistance package,” he said.In the proposed US budget for 2016, Pakistan continues to be a top recipient of foreign assistance. It would receive $804 million in the next fiscal year, despite a 10 per cent cut from the fiscal 2014.The 2016 budget request includes $600 million for Pakistan from the OCO (Overseas Contingency Operations) funding.“Even though we maintain a robust investment in our Pakistan assistance, that’s come down by a small amount — about 10 per cent — over last year based on what we think the needs are and what we think — what we assess the capabilities are,” explained Deputy Secretary of State for Management and Resources Heather Higginbottom.

Prem · Post by **Prem** » 25 Jul 2015 09:39

Ganja trying to bring Zardari as President. IMy coming to Isloo with 2 Million Pathans and Pakjabis getting big Pareshan .

RCase · Post by **RCase** » 25 Jul 2015 14:16

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1nsm8k4Fhkk
Major throwing in the towel by Duffar Hillarious. Talks about Iron brother Cheen, Ally Amrika, Dus guna jyada Yindia, ummah mulk Iran, four father Saudi.
Bottom line ... beggaristan is isolated and nobody gives a damn about them nor will come to their rescue.

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 25 Jul 2015 17:24

Pontifications Of A Paki Pressman - From The Cooler Climes Of Londonistan

AMRA Bone, Britain’s first woman Sharia judge, recently told the Times: “… the British government cannot ask Muslims not to have more than one wife …”

With an increasing number of Muslims born and brought up in the UK leaning towards a literal, fundamental vision of Islam, many young men are opting for Sharia marriage, bypassing the local registry office.

According to the Times, 100,000 Muslim couples are living under such unregistered marriages . And when they are registered, they are often arranged matches in which British Muslim girls are married off to young men from remote areas of Pakistan to secure the latter the right to enter Britain, and in time, acquire residency and nationality.

And if Muslim men in Britain have become more fundamentalist in their belief, so have the women. Third- and fourth-generation Muslims are not just more religious than their parents, but also more self-conscious of their religious identity. Thus, the women declare their faith by wearing headscarves and burqas, while the men cultivate long, unkempt beards. For these young people, polygamy is as much a lifestyle choice as it is a religious duty.

How did this retired civil servant of Pakiland, got residency in Bratanistan and ended up in the cooler climes of Londonistan, - pontificating and preaching on the fate of his ex- homeland - is anybody`s guess!

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 25 Jul 2015 17:29

Changing regional geo-politics - Prof. Ijaz Khan, DT

On Afghanistan, India, China and Russia have more in common than is presented. Iran also belongs to the club of these three on Afghanistan and terrorism. With the signing of the Iran nuclear deal, which will see a sanctions’ free Iran, most of the fundamentals on which Pakistan bases its regional policy will be put to serious test, providing both opportunities and challenges.

The BRICS Conference in Ufa, Russia shows something that needs to be carefully understood rather than blaming anyone. The Prime Ministers (PMs) of India and Pakistan met and declared their resolve to fight against terrorism and resolve their bilateral issues through negotiations. They met with clear prodding from China, Russia and the US. The big three told them bluntly that they must mend their affairs and focus on terrorism. Pakistan had no choice but to go along and keep mum on Kashmir. Keeping in mind the Pakistani military role in its security policy, one can safely deduce that PM Nawaz Sharif did not go it alone. Pakistan’s whole establishment was on board for the meeting, the agenda and the declaration. The heating up of the situation on the Pak-India border in its immediate aftermath shows the continued existence of forces opposed to any change in Pakistan’s security policy. It appears that there may be differences on many points but, internationally, there is a consensus on countering the rising tide of terrorism. Significantly, for Pakistan, China is at the forefront of this global consensus, increasingly more so in this region. It has differences with the US and India on many other issues but, on terrorism, it stands with them.

In the wake of the Army Public School, Peshawar tragedy in December 2014, Pakistan made a very public attempt to resolve issues with Afghanistan, facilitated by President Ghani’s policy of finding peace in Afghanistan through negotiations and agreement with Pakistan rather than with the Taliban. Pakistan declared action against all terrorists. For the interest of this write up, that action was also to target those using Pakistani territory for terrorist activity anywhere, especially Afghanistan. Afghanistan’s expectations of Pakistani help in facilitating peace with the Taliban and denial of the use of Pakistani territory against it, however, have dwindled within months. Serious concerns and doubts have been publicly expressed about Pakistan’s declared commitments in this regard. The ‘high point’ was President Ghani saying: “Pakistan is engaged in undeclared war against Afghanistan.”

Pakistan is central to the emerging regional geo-political map. This centrality provides it with both challenges and opportunities. Those who find interest in the new geo-politics (China being one such state, being its main architect and with heavy investments) may not take a lighter view of the hurdles in its path. Pakistan can be the hurdle or a facilitator. To be a beneficial part of the change, Pakistan has to show credible and visible action by denying Pakistani space to all types of terrorists, moving forward on relations with Afghanistan, trying to decrease and gradually mend its relations with India and developing more substantial relations with Iran. It must also understand that movement on one is not possible without the others.

Even though one notes some attempts at change, somehow Pakistan appears unable to make that change. It appears Pakistan’s external environment is pulling and pushing it towards change and being a beneficiary of the changing regional situation but its internal situation and alignment of forces are too strong to let go. These pulls in the opposite direction are tearing the Pakistani state and society apart.

Peregrine · Post by **Peregrine** » 25 Jul 2015 17:34

Gwadar Port and CPEC will be built at all cost: COAS

RAWALPINDI: Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Raheel Sharif said on Saturday Gwadar Port and China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) will be built as the most strategic deep sea port in the region at all costs.

The Frontier Works Organisation (FWO) is working at five locations and 502 out of 870 KMs have been completed.

The road being constructed will link Gwadar with the rest of Pakistan and the CPEC will transform the lives of people.

“We are acutely aware of our rivals’ campaign versus the corridor,” COAS said as he vowed that armed forces were ready to pay any price to turn this cherished dream into a reality.

“Balochistan’s potential will only be realized thorough whole of nation approach for its security

Cheers

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 25 Jul 2015 17:52

I Know The Art Of War Better Than Anyone Else - 10% - Ti

In a nearly 15-minute long speech, Zardari took jabs at the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) and ruling Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PMLN) and General (retd) Pervez Musharraf. He spoke against the interference of the army in politics and the character assassination of his party. “We know the country better and we know how to run its affairs,” he said. “You have been warned, you have been warned, you have been warned.”

“I know the art of war better than anyone else,” Zardari somewhat grandiosely stated in his latest speech. His choice of words could have been the result of fear or it could have been a desperate attempt at reviving a dying party into the powerful opposition voice it once was. Or perhaps both. In Zardari’s case, nothing is unplanned.

Fireworks have already started in Karachi

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 25 Jul 2015 18:03

While the Bad Sharif has been literally moving from pillar to post ( Eid in Waziristan , `progress checking`in Baluchistan ), the` Good Sharif` and his extended clan has been having a swell of a time at the expense of the public exchequer (party time in the Desert Kingdom and Londonistan), while the land suffers first from heat and now from the floods

Just to show the priorities of the `first family`of Pakiland

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 25 Jul 2015 18:21

The grilling received by the Paki (Beggar Bowl)

Delegation (sent to Washington) from Congressman , Ed Royce (`` U.S. and Pakistan cannot have a strategic partnership until Pakistan cuts all ties with terrorist organizations and renounces its use as an instrument of state policy `` ) was a small price to pay (in terms of Enchendee

) for Amrikhan finally releasing $ 337 million for Bhooka Nanga Pakistan .

Mihaylo · Post by **Mihaylo** » 25 Jul 2015 18:30

A_Gupta wrote:http://www.hindustantimes.com/haryana/w ... 71490.aspx
Cow & Bull story
Haryana agriculture minister Om Prakash Dhankar has said that the state government may take help from Pakistan to improve breeding of cows and “restore the old glory” of the indigenous cow.

Dhankar, who was addressing a gathering of dairy farmers at Rohtak on Monday, said that Pakistan was known for the best Sahiwal breed of cows, so he might visit the neighbouring country to bring Sahiwal cows to improve the cow breed in Haryana.

Hmm..when did the Pukes graduate from goats ?

-M

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 25 Jul 2015 18:34

Pakistan tried to tap international web traffic via underwater cables, report says

Anyone who thinks that such nefarious activity by the I.S.I will cease, once the ``Kashmir dispute``is solved is a fool !

ramana · Post by **ramana** » 25 Jul 2015 23:20

Could be fronting for China by tapping Karachi mode of underwater cable.

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 26 Jul 2015 04:56

'Lal Topi' Wears Many Hats !

- Paki Anal- ist Calls For His Release

Zaid Hamid, a controversial televangelist with fantastic (if not completely insane) ideas was arrested in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) last month for making controversial speeches against the ruling Royals,........

Sure, there is news in local media reports regarding his verdict of eight years of imprisonment and 1,000 lashes. Nonetheless, they await official verification.[*]

[*] Maybe, this is how things work in the Desert Kingdom

I am sure that from the introduction you have got an idea about my personal feelings towards him. However, to remove any ambiguity (if it exists), let me say: I do not like him at all. In fact, I disagree with him on almost every issue, to the point that I think he is a fraud. In my opinion, he confabulates or exaggerates everything he talks about, which includes but is not limited to Islamic history, the Hadees, the Quran, the independence movement of Pakistan, our armed forces, national politics, the corruption of the current government and the geopolitical situation of the world in which Pakistan sits at the centre. If we put all these separate entities together in one person, we will find a defence specialist, which he claims he is, a religious scholar, which he acts as, an investigative journalist, a historian, a legal expert, a social scientist, a mystic and a soldier with a camouflaged vest! Can you imagine a single individual wearing so many hats on top of the red one that he normally wears?

Among all of his controversial and many times baseless claims, I specifically do not think Pakistan is the centre of the world’s attention nor do I believe that the west pays any heed to us until it finds someone as important as Osama bin Laden hiding a few miles away from Pakistan’s Military Academy in Abbottabad, or after the Mumbai attack, which showed direct links to a Pakistani organisation.

I also do not agree with Zaid Hamid that RAW, Mossad and the CIA are perpetually contriving a crisis-like situation in Pakistan to keep us entangled in their web of conspiracies.

I must also add in the end that, over time, Zaid has made more enemies here and has befriended very few, if any, in influential circles and no one else is responsible for that but him. Yet, freedom of speech for me is much more important a virtue to protect than any kind of ideological or personal differences.

Prem · Post by **Prem** » 26 Jul 2015 07:31

Pakistan has lost Waziristan, Anyone mention Al Bakistan is shot dead by locals.

arun · Post by **arun** » 26 Jul 2015 07:49

X posted from the “Pashtun Civil War” thread.

NYT reports that the Uniformed Jihadi’s of the Punjabi dominated military of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan have turned on the Ununiformed Jihadi’s with covert internment centers, torture and extra judicial executions with the US quietly looking on and showering the Uniformed Jihadi’s with Military aid:

In Pakistan, Detainees Are Vanishing in Covert Jails

Satya_anveshi · Post by **Satya_anveshi** » 26 Jul 2015 09:07

Jhujar wrote:Pakistan has lost Waziristan, Anyone mention Al Bakistan is shot dead by locals.

Jhujar saab,
That vid is from 2009. We all had fun watching it at that time especially with those two moderators sipping chai at opportune moments

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Prem · Post by **Prem** » 26 Jul 2015 09:10

Satya_anveshi wrote:[
That vid is from 2009. We all had fun watching it at that time especially with those two moderators sipping chai at opportune moments .

Hope things have moved into "right" dirction from 09 onward with 72 Indian Consulates helping local people.

Satya_anveshi · Post by **Satya_anveshi** » 26 Jul 2015 09:32

Jhujar wrote: Hope things have moved into "right" dirction from 09 onward .

On the contrary, vaccuum bulbs moments went down drastically after Baitullah Mehsud exited from batting crease in 2009.

habal · Post by **habal** » 26 Jul 2015 09:58

https://youtu.be/MlZ5SE1H1Uo
https://youtu.be/LLh_X1X6wb4
https://youtu.be/iwxPj-ItH78
https://youtu.be/DWRFM2r4k-c

these 4 clips are from waziristan. From the looks of it pakjabis have dedicated half their army to occupation of waziristan under guise of zarb-e-kasab. You can also see latest nakhras and theatrical outfits of some officers commanding those troops.

pankajs · Post by **pankajs** » 26 Jul 2015 11:14

Yusuf ‏@YusufDFI 13h13 hours ago

Coup looming within Taliban.Some opposes peace. Many within Pak Army too oppose peace btwn Taliban & Afg http://gandhara.rferl.mobi/a/27152087.html

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 26 Jul 2015 12:21

^ The Taliban political leader Akhtar Mansour is a known ISI favourite.

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 26 Jul 2015 15:10

Local Embassy Employee Working For United States D.E.A. Killed By Gunman In Islamabad

ISLAMABAD: Police say gunmen have killed a local employee of the US Embassy in Islamabad, though a motive for the attack is still unclear.

Police identified the dead employee as Iqbal Baig, saying he worked for the US Drug Enforcement Agency. They say Baig was killed early Sunday morning at his home.

Baig belonged to the minority Shia Ismaili sect.

Ismailis largely live in peace[*] in Sunni-dominated Pakistan, though Islamic extremists in the country view Shias as heretics.

[*] But in obvious fear as this killing shows

The news report makes out this victim to be a target of a 'normal' sectarian killing,

but in fact, could be revenge by the Drug mafia - interference by the mighty USA,

- in the internal affairs

(drug smuggling, peddling ) of Pakistan and hence violation of it's (sacred ) sovereignty .

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 26 Jul 2015 15:32

Benazir Murder Case Slowly Dying A Natural Death As Key F.I.A. Witnesses Either Turn Hostile Or Refuse To Testify Under Deep State Pressure

FIA losing cooperation of witnesses in Benazir case?

Key prosecution witnesses who earlier blamed police for security lapse now say Benazir could have remained unhurt had she not emerged from the sunroof of her bulletproof vehicle

Commenting on the statement of SSP Imtiaz, prosecutor Chaudhry said it took five years in building a case against the accused persons but the witness spoiled it through his five-minute testimony.

In this context, Ten Percenti's outburst against Paki Fauji is entirely justified

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 26 Jul 2015 16:01

In Pakistan, Detainees Are Vanishing in Covert Jails-New York Times

KOHAT, Pakistan — Niaz Bibi’s son disappeared into the night, whisked away by Pakistani soldiers who accused him of being a Taliban fighter. For 18 anguishing months, she could find no word of his fate. Then she got a phone call.

“Come to Kohat prison,” said the man on the other end. “Tell nobody.”

At the prison, in northwestern Pakistan, she was directed to a separate, military-run internment center where her son, Asghar Muhammad, was brought to her. They touched hands through a metal grill, and she wept as he reassured her that he would be home soon.

But when the phone rang again, one month later, an official delivered crushing news. “Your son is dead,” he said. “Come collect his body.”

Is not Imran Khan in charge of this province ?

At issue is a network of 43 secretive internment centers dotting Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province and the tribal belt. Little is known about the centers, formally established in 2011 and given greater powers by a tough antiterrorism law passed last year. Most are based in existing jails and military bases and operate far from public view. The total number of detainees has not been made public.

Relatives of missing people have filed 2,100 cases with the Peshawar High Court, seeking news of their fates.

In many instances, the first news comes when a body is sent home.

Is not Imran Khan in charge of this province ?

Ms. Jahangir, the lawyer, calls the network of internment centers “Pakistan’s little Guantánamo Bay.”

“These laws risk turning Pakistan into a security state,” Ms. Jahangir said. “We cannot afford torture and killings on a mass scale, even in a time of war.”

Is not Imran Khan in charge of this province ?

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 26 Jul 2015 18:08

“I Receive Cancer Treatment in London”: Shabaz Sharif

Shahbaz Sharif powerful chief minister of Pakistani Punjab is visiting London now a days. He arrived in London during the festive Eid period while his brother Nawaz Shrif Prime Minister was in Saudi Arabia for over 10 days with his finance minister Ishaq Dar who is also father in law of his daughter. This absence from Pakistan is criticised widely. In response to this criticism Shabaz Sharif issued a statement on social media and explained his position why he has to come to London. Here what he wrote to the people.

“A number of people asked a very valid question that why do I visit London for my medical check-up?

Dear Friends, I never wanted to tell my story to anyone … but I think you all deserve to know the facts … During Musharraf era, when I was sent in exile … I was diagnosed with backbone cancer and at that time I was in London … so naturally treatment got started there … In continuation of it, I still have to visit my oncologist couple of times a year … It is recommended that one should stick with same oncologist who has been with you since start and understands your complete case …

Friends, Let me assure you that I, Alhumdulillah, pay for all my expenses of travelling, boarding, treatment and medication myself … and not a single penny is ever taken from Punjab government for this purpose … May Allah bless you all with good health and long life … Ameen!!! …

SS “ Shabaz Sharif

No comments .

A_Gupta · Post by **A_Gupta** » 26 Jul 2015 18:13

http://www.ptinews.com/news/6302890_Arm ... l-martyrs-

ammu, Jul 26 (PTI) The Army in Jammu today paid tributes to Kargil martyrs and heroes on the occasion of 'Vijay Diwas', a day commemorated as India's victory over Pakistan in the 1999 conflict.

"A solemn ceremony was held at Nagrota Garrison to commemorate the 16th anniversary of Kargil Vijay Diwas," a defence spokesman said.

General Officer Commanding (GoC) of 16 Corps, Lt Gen R R Nimbhorkar paid floral tributes to the martyrs at a wreath-laying ceremony organised at the 'Ashwamedh Shaurya Sthal' at Nagrota Garrison.

In his message to the troops, the GoC exhorted all ranks to strive towards greater glory and success, with self belief and pride in their profession, Army and the nation.

"This day is a reminder of the sacrifices made by Indian soldiers towards flushing out infiltrators from our sacred motherland. It was on this day when Indian Army with its inexorable courage, indomitable spirit and irrepressible valour inflicted defeat on Pakistan," he said.

Peregrine · Post by **Peregrine** » 26 Jul 2015 19:47

Eastern CPEC route unfeasible: report

ISLAMABAD: By preferring a route that passes through Punjab and Sindh rather than Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan, the federal government is artificially inflating the cost of the China-Pakistan economic corridor, to the point where it may become economically unviable, claims a report studying the matter issued by the Balochistan government.

The report was prepared by the chief minister’s Policy Reform Unit, headed by economist Kaiser Bengali. It analyses the viability of the three CPEC routes based on three parameters: population density, total area under cultivation along the routes and total production of four major crops. These parameters become the base for determining the cost of land acquisition and displacement of population, the socio economic benefits and the environmental impact.

Cheers