Sunni Terrorist Fragments of Unstable Pakistan-13 June,2016

habal · Post by **habal** » 03 Nov 2016 10:15

Kashi wrote:[url=Aoahttp://tribune.com.pk/story/1217644/consequences-cinemas-deserted-audience-awaits-release-indian-films/]Cinemas deserted as audience awaits release of Indian films[/url]

KARACHI:
It would be an understatement to say that boycotting Indian films has had a huge blow on Pakistani cinemas. Where Bollywood contributed 60% to 70% of the overall cinema business, local and Hollywood films have not been able to sustain it on their own, with the exception of three major Eid releases. The situation has been frustrating for audiences and exhibitors alike, and cinema parking lots have never been emptier than they are nowadays.

Speaking with The Express Tribune, Atrium Cinemas managing director Nadeem Mandviwalla said, “I would not say there has been a loss, but yes, business is low. Fewer people are coming to cinemas these days.” However, he expected the business to pick up once new films are released.

Gultasab agreed, saying, “About 80% of the calls we receive inquire about Indian films. That’s about 3,000 people and they all want to watch Ae Dil Hai Mushkil. It’s about the quality of the films. They don’t care if it’s Bollywood, Hollywood or a Pakistani film. If it’s a good film, they’ll watch it,” he said. “But most of the films we produce aren’t good enough, case in point being Abdullah – The Final Witness, which was released on October 28. It totally bombed with only 10-14 people in a 300-seat hall!”

Karachi is Altaf Hussain country.

they won't watch a pakjabi movie even if you paid them cash money to watch it.

Prem · Post by **Prem** » 03 Nov 2016 10:39

There will be underground market for Indian movies in Pakisatanicland and chance for creating good intelligence network on ground utilizing this Mauka.

Aditya_V · Post by **Aditya_V** » 03 Nov 2016 11:31

Anther 2 locomotives lost to Paki Railways

13 killed, 40 injured as trains collide in Pakistan

Chandragupta · Post by **Chandragupta** » 03 Nov 2016 12:25

yensoy wrote:
Kashi wrote:Useful idiots within, helping the Bakis

Oh cry me a river..
Denied, well consider her lucky. Usually visas aren't denied, applications are kept pending... for ever.

The young bride should consult with the spirit of idiot-e-azam Jinnah and all those after him for what they was thinking (if they were capable of that) of how this would play out. "takes a toll on normal mundane things like human relationships" - you are no human in great Paki minds, you bunya.

But why can't she shift her wedding to Bakistan? Surely, her other secular friends would jump at the chance to travel to Bakistan, no? She is being really selfish. I'm sure the large hearted Bakistanis will gladly give her wedding party visas and her best friend from Bakistan can make all arrangements for her wedding. They can all enjoy beef Biryani and pindi chana.

I'm sure she will have a blast in Bakistan! Go get married in bakistan, girl.

Btw, she works for Buzzfeed, so you know where she is coming from.

Karan M · Post by **Karan M** » 03 Nov 2016 12:42

people are dying on the border and this slimeball is posturing about her marriage.

Philip · Post by **Philip** » 03 Nov 2016 12:43

India to Recall 8 Diplomats From Pakistan to Protect Their Identity

ASIA & PACIFIC
Eight Indian diplomats will have to leave Pakistan amid a spy scandal, NDTV reports.
AAMIR QURESHI Pakistani Foreign Ministry Confirms Recall of at Least Four Diplomats From India MOSCOW (Sputnik) – Sources in the External Affairs Ministry told NDTV on Thursday that the diplomats are being withdrawn from Pakistan as their identity had been compromised. Spokesman for Pakistan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs Nafees Zakaria confirmed on Wednesday that Islamabad had withdrawn at least four diplomatic representatives from India. Indian police have announced that they had dismantled a Pakistani spy network and detained a staff member of the Pakistani Embassy in New Delhi on suspicion of espionage. Media reports have emerged that the detained diplomat had read a list of four other Pakistani diplomats, who allegedly had ties with Pakistan's intelligence services. According to media reports, Islamabad later withdrew six diplomats from India. Tensions have been simmering between India and Pakistan after a deadly attack on the Uri military base in the India-administered Kashmir in September. New Delhi has accused Islamabad of backing terrorism in the disputed region, but Pakistan denied any role in insurgency.

Read more: https://sputniknews.com/asia/2016110310 ... diplomats/

yensoy · Post by **yensoy** » 03 Nov 2016 13:05

Aditya_V wrote:Anther 2 locomotives lost to Paki Railways

13 killed, 40 injured as trains collide in Pakistan[/url]

That's amazing that in the sparse Pak railway network two trains actually managed to find each other. BTW, total number of locos Pak is about as many as number of working meter gauge locos in India (which is really tiny these days).

Rishi Verma · Post by **Rishi Verma** » 03 Nov 2016 13:11

Could it be a new invention from NaPakiland? TBIeD train-borne-susai-ied

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 03 Nov 2016 15:29

Low breastfeeding rates lead to stunted growth ‘crisis’
AFP —
Nothing new here !
But also no mention in the (f)article about the "above average " mental retardation in Pakistani ( and Islamic ) societies due to the wide spread prevalence of inter cousin and inter family marriages as documented by various British studies

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 03 Nov 2016 15:55

Medieval Barbarism Still Prevalent In "Modern" Pakistan !
Pakistani woman’s eyes gouged out, feet cut off by her brothers

In a horrific incident, a woman’s eyes were gouged out and her feet cut off by her brothers in Pakistan’s Punjab province after they suspected her of kidnapping one of their daughters.The incident took place on Tuesday in Muzaffarghar, 400 km from Lahore, when the two men allegedly abducted their sister and gouged out her eyes with a sharp knife and cut off her feet, police said.The woman has been shifted to Nishtar Hospital in Multan where her condition is said to be critical.Police said one of the brothers had earlier registered an FIR against the woman, who is in her 40s, for allegedly kidnapping his daughter.The victim’s daughter told the Express Tribune that her uncle along with one of his brothers committed the heinous crime to take revenge on her mother for the disappearance of his daughter.Police said a case has been registered against the accused but no arrests have been made so far.

South Punjab,( where this incident occurred , ) a bastion of feudalism is "famous" for some of the worst practices like honour killing, slave -keeping etc etc !

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 03 Nov 2016 16:15

Imran Khan goes after Nawaz Sharif, says he foresaw 'tumbling down of his middle wicket' - ToI

He [Imran Khan] started his speech saying he waits for the day when "Nawaz Sharif and his brother are put behind bars",

Now, Nawaz must take it as military's warning. Attock is getting ready for receiving him once again. Unfortunately for him, KSA may not be able to or even willing to intercede on his behalf this time around, given the turmoil it is in and developments in the Saudi-Pakistani relationship. If Nawaz is wise, he must flee *NOW*.

CRamS · Post by **CRamS** » 03 Nov 2016 16:16

Karan M wrote:people are dying on the border and this slimeball is posturing about her marriage.

KaranJi, talking about useful idiots, as disgusting as this slime ball is, and her fan club on Facebook, but closer to policy circles, there are worse "useful idiots" to watch for. I am not going to mince words anymore, but i think this guy KC Singh is crossing the line with each passing day. For a while I have observed that he is letting his political proclivities get ahead of logic and patriotism.

The other day I heard this punk unleash tirades against ModijI and Doval for guess what? Pakis killing our civilians along the LoC and IB and the 2003 cease-fire breaking down. This slime ball's logic is that by "going public" with cross LoC strikes (he still clings to the Congoon propaganda that what Indian army did through surgical strikes was nothing new except BJP taking credit), and then bragging about it, posters in UP etc, has annoyed the ever so pious Pakis that they were left with no choice but to do what they did. I mean this logic is not only illogical, nonsense but also cowardly and almost borders on sedition. So Pakis have a right to kill our people because some politicians are talking about it and taking credit in domestic political discourse, and according to this former amby, the blame lies with India, not TSP. India must not do anything to hurt TSP's H&D.

And note his crap about ceasefire violation. Anybody with intelligence and half an ounce of patriotism in their outlook ought to know that TSP effectively the violates ceasefire everyday by pumping in pigLeTs across the LoC, but this escapes him. He further goes on to add that ModiJi does not care about civilians being killed. I mean if this guys is not the ultimate useful idiot, I don't know who is. But this guy enjoys so much credibility and respect among New Delhi's elite that BJP utter a word questioning his motives and intelligence, you can be rest assured of the "intolerance" cacophony reverberating round the clock. And the screwball western media will repeat crap coming out of the likes of KC do do equal equal with TSP in their reporting.

pankajs · Post by **pankajs** » 03 Nov 2016 16:29

^
Saar you certainly have the talent to give more credibility to something and/or someone who does not deserve and you care a tad too much for western opinion.

But this guy enjoys so much credibility and respect among New Delhi's elite that BJP utter a word questioning his motives and intelligence, you can be rest assured of the "intolerance" cacophony reverberating round the clock. And the screwball western media will repeat crap coming out of the likes of KC do do equal equal with TSP in their reporting.

Modi will win or loose NOT on western opinion but on pure desi ones. His 2014 election is proof enough if it was required and even his staunchest *western* opponents had to bend. No a squeak on == while kashmir was burning (Narrative fanned by anti-Modi Indian media) and Bakis repeatedly flashed the nuclear card.

Which world do you live in saar that you are getting exactly the opposite vibes?

As far as KC Singh is concerned he certainly is becoming a pappu by the day. BTW who in India buys his story? And looteyans has become a bad word in Indian discourse just like media which is often referred to as "presstitute" and other such derogatory names.

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 03 Nov 2016 17:57

'Pak. abuses self-rule concept to bolster agenda of territorial aggrandisement against India' - PTI

India has told the United Nations that its citizens were repeatedly facing terror attacks by “proxies” of Pakistan, which continues to abuse the concept of self-determination to bolster “territorial aggrandisement” against it.

“Pakistan, whose own people have been deprived of their democratic rights for most of its history and which continues to illegally occupy a part of the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir and rules it as a virtual colony, repeatedly indulges in the abuse of the concept of self-determination to bolster its agenda of territorial aggrandisement through terrorism against India,” counsellor in the Permanent Mission of India to the U.N., Mayank Joshi, told the General Assembly.

Strongly rejecting Pakistan’s “ritual propaganda” on the right to self-determination and the “baseless allegations” made by it, Mr. Joshi on Wednesday said India is the world’s largest democracy and free and fair elections are held regularly in Jammu and Kashmir.

India had repeatedly pointed out that Pakistan would serve its people better if it could introspect about the challenges faced by its society “instead of setting sights on territories of their neighbours in flagrant violation of all international norms of behaviour,” he said.

“By now the international community has seen through these misleading attempts by Pakistan. We, therefore, do not intend to engage any further on this issue.”

Mr. Joshi said escalation of racism, xenophobia and related intolerance continues to lead to gross violations of human rights of national, ethnic, cultural and religious minorities, and of refugees, asylum seekers and migrants.

Earlier, while raising the issue of Kashmir, Pakistan’s envoy to the U.N. Maleeha Lodhi said peace in South Asia cannot be achieved without “urgent” solution to the dispute.

rajpa · Post by **rajpa** » 03 Nov 2016 18:22

“Pakistan, whose own people have been deprived of their democratic rights for most of its history and which continues to illegally occupy a part of the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir and rules it as a virtual colony, repeatedly indulges in the abuse of the concept of self-determination to bolster its agenda of territorial aggrandisement through terrorism against India,”

Well meaning but Too Verbose.

"Pakistan routinely tries to capture Kashmir by sending terrorists trained in Pakistan. This is an insane exercise."

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 03 Nov 2016 18:54

http://www.dawn.com/news/1293604/what-they-never-tell-us-about-ayub-khans-regime

The economics of inequality

Shahid Javed Burki, a former World Bank economist, rightly identified the fundamental disconnect between the public and the Ayub Junta that celebrated 10-years of being in power by highlighting GDP growth and other inflated macroeconomic indicators.

The general public, however, cared less of the aggregate statistics as they struggled without much success against price inflation and spatial income disparities.

Burki points out that the so-called economic growth was rooted in income inequality, which worsened over time between regions and among people with the growth in the macroeconomy.

The result was evident: half of the industrial wealth accrued to Chinioties in Punjab and the immigrant Memons, Bohras, and Khojas.

At the same time, General Ayub opened the door to foreign experts who were ignorant of, and alien to, the political economy of Pakistan.

Yet they came armed with policies that might have worked elsewhere but were ill-suited for Pakistan's challenges.

General Ayub's economic prowess need not be discounted entirely. His penchant for central planning is evident in the second five-year plan.

The inflow of foreign capital, at twice the rate of that of India, sparked growth in industries that supported consumer goods.

One must also review what drove the growth and what industrial sectors blossomed as a result.

A close look at what transpired reveals that there was nothing organic about the growth.

It was primarily driven by foreign aid, the same way General Musharraf's rule was buttressed by American aid after 9/11.

By December 1961, foreign aid was more than twice the size of foreign loans. With the second five-year plan in 1964, foreign aid was responsible for 40% of the total investment.

And that's not all. Foreign aid covered 66% of the cost of imports. One must give credit where it's due, and it's mainly foreign aid.

Despite the foreign investment as aid and credit, and the aggressive public works programme pursued by the regime to generate new jobs, unemployment persisted, and even worsened during the second five year plan from 5.5 million man-years in 1960-1 to 5.8 million man-years in 1964-5 in East Pakistan.

The regime allocated twice as much for atomic energy than it did for technical training.

What about the rapid industrialisation undertook by the Ayub regime using foreign aid? As soon as the industries started generating revenue, the regime disposed of them to private investors.

During 1964-65, the loans and advances by the government to the private sector were twice the size of the direct investments by the industry.

However, profit-making units that should have been set up by the industry in the first place should have not been handed over to the industrialists as an unearned reward.

Peregrine · Post by **Peregrine** » 03 Nov 2016 19:57

Aditya_V wrote:Anther 2 locomotives lost to Paki Railways
13 killed, 40 injured as trains collide in Pakistan

Aditya_V Ji :

It seems that the Chinese Locomotives imported by Pakistan are old, possibly 25 years or more, Standard Gauge Locomotives which have been refurbished by the Chinese and their Wheel base (Bogies?) has been changed to Broad Gauge. They do break down often and in addition the Pakistani Railways employees are ignorant of "Engineering Practices".

Another reason IMO is that they do not carry out regular Servicing and Maintenance as they have no clue about such things. Thus these Locomotives remind me of "The clattering train - Edwin J. Milliken" but in this case Death is not due to over work and lack of rest by the Engine Driver. Rather it is due to lack of knowledge not only in running the Locomotive but also lack of regular Servicing and Maintenance.
Cheers

habal · Post by **habal** » 03 Nov 2016 20:24

pakistani railway employees siphon off engine oil meant for locomotives. So tbeir engines are never serviced on time. Also diesel is siphoned off and sold in black along with engine oil and everything else.

anupmisra · Post by **anupmisra** » 03 Nov 2016 21:20

All you Yindoo Brahmin-Baniyas are only focused on the down side. Think like a paki on the up side:

1. Chini investment amounting to lakhs and lakhs of whatever
2. local employment to many industrial workers who get to repair the poor quality chini maal
3. Phoren tourism - when chini engineers visit pakiland to oversee locomotive repairs they also travel to badshahi mosque and jinnah's phallic-shaped maqbara
4. Spin-off revenues for the hospitality and transport industry- for chai walas, massage parlors, taxi walas, bell boys, etc.
5. PR spin - we are not isolated
6. TSPA income - providing security to the visiting birathers

Peregrine · Post by **Peregrine** » 03 Nov 2016 22:23

Pakistan Railways: 62 out of 104 trains continue to incur losses

LAHORE: The earnings chart of the cash-strapped Pakistan Railways (PR) illustrates patent inequality in its passenger earnings segment, with only 40% of trains contributing over 80% of the revenue for fiscal year 2015-16.

The remaining 60% of trains have failed to reach their break-even point and have instead incurred losses amounting to Rs1.75 billion, according to PR documents.

Currently, PR is operating 104 trains, of which only 42 express trains generate profits. These long-distance trains, mainly operating on the Main-Line One, generated around Rs17.45 billion out of total passenger train earnings of Rs20.39 billion for 2015-16.

Cheers

Prem · Post by **Prem** » 04 Nov 2016 01:08

Why do Paki take train ride when Nya Abba Hu can give them home made planes?

Abba Hu Abba Hu , Abbah Hu
Chitti Salwar Paa Ke,Vasleen Thikane laa Ke,
Xi Daa Zib Uthha Ke ,
Nee Maai Jaana Peeeking nu,
Shgāng jiāo jashan Mannana Huuuuu
Abba Hu Abba Hu .

ramana · Post by **ramana** » 04 Nov 2016 02:21

I hear BSF is beheading the Paki Ranger bunkers with direct hits from mortars.

Kashi · Post by **Kashi** » 04 Nov 2016 06:07

You can take a Baki out of Shitistan but not Bakistaniyat. A heart doctor being completely heartless..

Heart doctor 'beat teenage daughter for staying at male friend's house after Halloween party'

A top heart doctor who worked at the UN gave his teenage daughter a beating and labelled her a "prostitute" after she disobeyed his orders and went to a Halloween party, a medical tribunal heard on Thursday.

Dr Gohar Rahman, 57, grabbed the youngster by the hair, caned her on the bottom with his walking stick and then rained down punches on her head after he accused her of "bringing shame" on his family.
The Ghairat...from Dina Wadia to Qandeel Baloch, the legend continues

Police were called in after the daughter sent out a SOS message on social media using a Nintendo DS.

The daughter, then 17, had earlier gone to the party after falsely telling her father she would be home from a friend's house by 9.30pm.

She also went for a night out in her hometown before sleeping over at the home of a male friend.

But her defiance enraged married father-of-three Rahman, a consultant cardiologist at Wigan Infirmary, who set about his daughter when he and his wife, also a doctor went to collect her the following morning.

As his wife looked on, Rahman shouted "I can't believe what you have done - sleeping at a boy's house" and said he no longer "recognised" her as his daughter.

During the assault back home she was was ordered to take off her party dress and put on traditional Islamic clothing instead before being ordered to pray.

Doctors discovered she had bruising to her forehead, lower back left shoulder and left side and three parallel lines on her buttocks where he had hit her with the stick.

A clump of her hair fell out when she was being examined. The girl - who is now 18 - later described her father as "looking like a monster" and described the beating as "awful".

She said her studies had been disrupted as she struggled to sleep and was receiving counselling. Earlier this year Rahman - who formerly worked with the United Nations - was given a suspended jail term after he admitted assaulting his daughter.

"He was shattered and full of regret. He admitted it was the biggest regret of his life"Dr Ahmed Ismail

He faces being struck off at a disciplinary hearing in Manchester after he was reported to the General Medical Council.

The incident occurred after Rahman's daughter - who was referred to only as "A" in the hearing - left the family home in Standish on October 31 last year to go out for the evening with a college friend.

Noel Casey, lawyer for the GMC, told the Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service: "She wanted to go to a Halloween party that night but she knew her parents wouldn't let her go.

"So told them she was going to a friend's house and said she would come back at 9.30pm. She admitted that she had no intention to be back at 9.30pm and intended to stay out all night.

"She went to a friend's house to get ready for the party but what followed was a set of phone calls from one set of parents to A's parents. She recalls them telling her that it is time to return home.

"Initially she spoke to her mother but she then recalls her father shouting at her telling her to come home. She refused to give the address of the party and he told her he wanted her to come home to teach her a lesson.

"She said she would get a lift home later that evening at around 11 to 11.30pm and continued to the party. She then was going on a night out in the town of Wigan. She met a friend there and returned to that friend's house, it was a male friend where she stayed the night."

He added: "A woke up at 11am having received numerous messages that her parents were looking for her. A taxi was organised to collect her from another friend's house to arrive at 11.30am on 1 November.

"She saw her parents walking toward the taxi and they took her to their car. Her father was driving and her mother was in the front passenger seat with her in the rear passenger seat.

"Dr Rahman leaned back in the car and grabbed her long hair and banged her head on the back of the passenger seat two or three times. At the time of banging her head on the back of the seat her father called her a prostitute and said: 'I can't believe what you have done - sleeping at a boy's house.

"Her mother was making calls during the journey home and on arrival, A said her father grabbed her by her hair began dragging her into the living room. She was saying say sorry to her dad to make it stop. A's father threw her on the floor and kicked her while she was on the floor.

"He told her to get up, so she did but he dragged her up from the floor by her hair. He was slapping and kicking her back and arms so she fell to the floor again. She remembers being hit with a shoe and was assaulted to her arms back and bottom.

"During this he was saying to her that he did not recognise her as a daughter, she was bringing shame on the family and again that she was a prostitute.

"She was wearing a dress from the night before and he wanted her to cover up more and he could not stand to look at her.

"A's mother brought traditional clothes which she changed into. He told her he didn't want to see her face anymore and sent her to her room.

"He asked for her mobile phone which she said she thought has slipped out of her pocket in the living room.

"Shortly afterwards Dr Rahman came into her room, he had her mobile phone and wanted the code for it. She refused to tell him and he became angry and kept asking her for the code. He then hit her and she fell back onto the bed and he told her to get up.

"He picked up a walking stick and hit her with it each time she refused to give the phone passcode. A said he was looking around for something else to use and mentioned a curling iron - but it would not detach from the wall.

"He also said that he would smash her teeth in before hitting her on her arms back and backslide. She describes this continuing for 10 minutes while her mother was in her own bedroom opposite. Dr Rahman then asked A to pray which she did.

"She was able to use a Nintendo DS to contact friends, who then alerted the police. A was removed from the address that day."

Rahman appeared at Liverpool Crown Court in February where he was given 10 months jail suspended for two years and was ordered to complete 100 hours' unpaid work after he admitted assault occasioning actual bodily harm.

He is currently suspended by the Wrightington, Wigan and Leigh Foundation NHS Trust - but remains on the payroll.

Work colleague Dr Ahmed Ismail, a consultant radiologist, told the hearing: "He was shattered and full of regret. He admitted it was the biggest regret of his life. He is such a calm and quiet person. I have known him for over 10 years.

"I have known I'm as a friend, a colleague and a neighbour. I have known his family, his wife and his three children. It was very odd.

"When it happened he came to speak to me. When I opened the door he was very weak. I let him in the reception and he started crying. It is something very odd for Gohar.

"I believe it is a big lesson that he did learn. I believe he would never do such a silly thing again. He said he did hit his daughter and this resulted in injuries and she had to go to the hospital. He didn't even believe that he could do that to his beloved daughter."

Dr Telal Mudawi a cardiologist said: "I was saddened and surprised to hear of this. It is so completely out of his character. I have been taking complaints about consultants and I can clearly say I have only dealt with one minor complaint against Dr Rahman many years ago.

"He is also very mild mannered. He has successfully reconciled with his daughter."

Rahman graduated from Khyber Medical University, a worldwide renowned medical institute in Pakistan; obtained field experience with the United Nations and then a tertiary Teaching Centre in Pakistan before moving to the UK in 1998.

The hearing continues.

No comments allowed on this article..but the same newsreport on express tribune has the usual treasure trove of comments

chetak · Post by **chetak** » 04 Nov 2016 06:45

CRamS wrote:
Karan M wrote:people are dying on the border and this slimeball is posturing about her marriage.
KaranJi, talking about useful idiots, as disgusting as this slime ball is, and her fan club on Facebook, but closer to policy circles, there are worse "useful idiots" to watch for. I am not going to mince words anymore, but i think this guy KC Singh is crossing the line with each passing day. For a while I have observed that he is letting his political proclivities get ahead of logic and patriotism.

The other day I heard this punk unleash tirades against ModijI and Doval for guess what? Pakis killing our civilians along the LoC and IB and the 2003 cease-fire breaking down. This slime ball's logic is that by "going public" with cross LoC strikes (he still clings to the Congoon propaganda that what Indian army did through surgical strikes was nothing new except BJP taking credit), and then bragging about it, posters in UP etc, has annoyed the ever so pious Pakis that they were left with no choice but to do what they did. I mean this logic is not only illogical, nonsense but also cowardly and almost borders on sedition. So Pakis have a right to kill our people because some politicians are talking about it and taking credit in domestic political discourse, and according to this former amby, the blame lies with India, not TSP. India must not do anything to hurt TSP's H&D.

And note his crap about ceasefire violation. Anybody with intelligence and half an ounce of patriotism in their outlook ought to know that TSP effectively the violates ceasefire everyday by pumping in pigLeTs across the LoC, but this escapes him. He further goes on to add that ModiJi does not care about civilians being killed. I mean if this guys is not the ultimate useful idiot, I don't know who is. But this guy enjoys so much credibility and respect among New Delhi's elite that BJP utter a word questioning his motives and intelligence, you can be rest assured of the "intolerance" cacophony reverberating round the clock. And the screwball western media will repeat crap coming out of the likes of KC do do equal equal with TSP in their reporting.

KC Singh is a khalistani stooge and has always advocated their line

chanakyaa · Post by **chanakyaa** » 04 Nov 2016 06:52

Pakistani doctors may not be welcomed in US, Europe

ISLAMABAD: What could only be termed as sheer negligence and inefficiency on part of the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council (PMDC) and Ministry of Health, thousands of Pakistani doctors face critical threat of a comprehensive ban to practice and study in the United States and Europe.

Investigation by Daily Times revealed that a few months ago the International Association of Medical Regulatory Authorities (IAMRA) had issued repeated warnings to the PMDC, asking it to improve the quality of medical education and shut all illegal medical colleges.

The IAMRA had stipulated that in case of non-compliance, it would ask the governments of the United States and all the European countries to ban the Pakistani doctors work or study in their respective jurisdictions.

PMDC President Prof Shabbir Lehri confirmed that the warning had been issued a few months ago. He claimed the PMDC fought the case before the IAMRA and got one-year relaxation in order to improve the quality of medical education in Pakistan. He, however, failed to show any documentary evidence of the said relaxation.

He said the PMDC got illegal or unauthorised medical colleges sealed. He lamented that in the past those medical colleges were allowed to operate, which brought international embarrassment to Pakistan and jeopardised the future of Pakistani doctors.

The IAMRA comprises almost all the medical regulatory authorities in the world. Hardly, any country can entertain the doctors from another country without the approval and authorisation of the IAMRA.

Sources said the Pakistani negotiators spoiled the case before the IAMRA, as they concealed the fact that the PMDC was not actually functional since 2012. The PMDC, at that time, was being run by an ad-hoc committee. And, therefore, it did not have the authority to recognise or seal the medical colleges.

Meanwhile, rival countries like India exploited the opportunity to malign Pakistan in order to adjust maximum number of Indian doctors in US and Europe. The Pakistani doctors had once been very influential and instrumental in IAMRA. Prof Syed Sibitul Hasnain was member of the management committee of the authority. Former PMDC registrar Dr Ahmad Nadeem Akbar was also the member of IAMRA and the World Federation of Medical Education.

Sources said problems appeared when the PPP government appointed a Rawalpindi-based doctor as registrar of the PMDC. The performance of the PMDC massively deteriorated. The recognition of several illegal medical colleges brewed an international controversy, prompting the government to form a commission of inquiry, headed by Justice Shabbar Raza Rizvi. The commission concluded that most members of the caretaker setup at the PMDC and the Ministry of Health were responsible for the irregularities. The authorities tried to hush the matter up, but the report could not escape the world attention. The National Assembly Standing Committee on Health repeatedly pointed out seriousness of the matter and held the PMDC ad-hoc committee and the Ministry of Health responsible for the situation. The committee had demanded immediate removal of the ad-hoc members, but it took the PML-N government more than two years to make the decision. By that time, the damage was already done.

PMDC former registrar Dr Akbar advised the PMDC and the Ministry of Health to fight their case before the IAMRA by providing evidence that the illegal medical colleges had been sealed and would never be allowed to operate under any circumstances.

Cheers

Rohit_K · Post by **Rohit_K** » 04 Nov 2016 07:47

13 killed as 12 cars collide on motorway

At least 13 persons were killed and over 70 others injured on Thursday when 12 cars and a bus collided into each other on the Islamabad-Lahore Motorway, police said. The accident occurred on the busy motorway near Hafizabad when 12 cars crashed into each other and collided with a bus due to heavy fog, they said. “I can confirm that 13 persons have been killed,” senior police official Sardar Gul said.

An official of motorway police said that most of those killed were going to annual religious congregation of Tableeghi Jamaat which is being held at Raiwind near Lahore.

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 04 Nov 2016 15:47

Pakistan to stay away from tobacco conference in India
Reuters — Updated 20 minutes ago

Modiji's policy ( on diplomatic isolation of Pakiland ) working ?

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 04 Nov 2016 16:09

SC says single-member commission to probe Panama leaks after reviewing all replies

( CATCH ME IF YOU CAN !!)

A five-member bench of the Supreme Court (SC) hearing the Panamagate petitions on Thursday decided that a single-member commission will be formed to probe revelations made in the Panama Papers after reviewing all replies.The Panamagate commission will be headed by an apex court judge. The individual will hold powers equivalent to the apex court.

Looks like another judge is in Ganja's pocket ; he has now become quite an expert in" match fixing "and Kaaptan can't do a damn thing about it !

Earlier this week, the SC ordered the government and opposition parties to submit their Terms of Reference (ToRs) on the formation of a commission to probe the Panama leaks. The order came just a day before the PTI's planned Nov 2 'lockdown' of Islamabad.

Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's counsel Salman Ahmed Butt submitted the premier's response in court today, along with that of Captain Safdar.In his reply, the PM denied holding any offshore companies and maintained that he is a regular taxpayer. He said that he had declared all his assets in 2013, so he was not liable for disqualification under Articles 62 and 63 of the Constitution. Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif added that none of his children are dependent on him.The PM's children, Maryam Nawaz, Hussain Nawaz and Hassan Nawaz, did not submit their responses.

What a sham of an "enquiry" ; only in Pakistan !

Meanwhile, Finance Minister Ishaq Dar in his written reply denied allegations levelled against him by the petitioners, saying that the allegations were based on statements recorded forcefully from him during the tenure of former president Pervez Musharraf.
“The Lahore High Court (LHC) had already declared the said statement unacceptable,” he said, adding that a competent court had already decided on the allegations hurled against him.He denied association with any offshore company and said he had not concealed any assets.

Ganja's (relative and ) partner in crime and the "brains" behind the massive loot of public monies

The PTI's ToRs include questions pertaining to assets and properties held by the Sharif Family, including flats in London’s Park Lane.
The party seeks an inquiry into the family's alleged offshore companies, including Nescoll Ltd and Nielsen Enterprises in the British Virgin Islands.
The ToRs question the sources of funds used to purchase properties and companies and whether accounts in foreign countries were involved in the transactions.The PTI also raised questions over whether money acquired from companies sold was subsequently gifted by PM Nawaz to his children, and demanded an inquiry into when ownership of London properties was transferred to Maryam Nawaz.

Enquiry sham, "democracy" sham, "country" sham ; only in Pakiland !!!

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 04 Nov 2016 16:24

If war takes place, India should create four new countries out of Pakistan: Subramanian Swamy
India TV Politics Desk New Delhi 03 Nov 2016, 18:16:08

Senior BJP leader Subramanian Swamy has said that if India goes to war with Pakistan again, it should dismember the western neighbour in such a way that at least four new countries are created out of it.“Next time, unlike 1971, we should deliver such a blow to Pakistan that at least four countries are created , and all that Pakistan will be left with is west Punjab," Swamy told media persons on Wednesday.Referring to the reports of civilians being killed in the cross-border shelling along LoC, Swamy said that after surgical strikes, Pakistan is desperate to prove that it is militarily more powerful compared to India. Predicting the imminent downfall of the Nawaz Sharif government, Swamy said that Pakistan will soon get a Prime Minister who will be selected by the Pakistani Army. "As I said, Nawaz Sharif is on his way out and he will have to step down soon. Once he steps down, the Pakistan Army will appoint a dummy Prime Minister and after that it will literally take over the reins of the country," he added.

I think that the Paki fauj will "allow" Ganja Sharif as "dummy" PM - until the next election - when his defeat will be engineered; he will be replaced with Imran Khan . Unless "financial irregularities" can be proved against NS.

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 04 Nov 2016 17:35

The Express Tribune > PakistanTerming the Indian move as highly regrettable, he said such acts were also part of their desperation to divert World’s attention from atrocities in IOK.

Meanwhile, Indian foreign ministry spokesman Vikas Swarup on Thursday rejected allegations against Indian high commission officials. He also denied Indian forces were carrying out ceasefire violations along the Line of Control and working boundary.
Pakistan, India may scale down diplomatic ties

NEW DELHI / ISLAMABAD:
Pakistan and India may temporarily recall their high commissioners in the wake of the latest diplomatic debacle triggered after the cover of certain officials posted in each other’s capitals was revealed by the two sides through media leaks, officials said on Thursday.The fresh slide in ties, which have already been at their lowest point since the attack on an Indian military base in Occupied Kashmir in September, may also lead to a ‘scaling down’ of the strength of diplomatic staff by the two neighbours.

The latest spat started after Indian police last week detained a staff member of Pakistan’s High Commission in New Deli for questioning over espionage charges. Mahmood Akhtar, who was working as a visa officer at the Pakistani High Commission, was later expelled from India.However, India, using a statement Delhi police extracted from Akhtar through coercive means, implicated other Pakistani staffers. The identities of at least six such officials were leaked to the Indian media, jeopardising their security. The move prompted Pakistan to withdraw them from New Delhi.In what appeared to be a tit for tat move, Pakistan on Thursday confirmed that eight officials posted in India’s High Commission in Islamabad were agents of India’s Research and Analysis Wing (RAW) and Intelligence Bureau (IB). The disclosure left New Delhi with no other options but to withdraw the named officials.

An official with knowledge of latest developments squarely blamed India for the escalation in tensions. The official, who requested to speak off the record so that he could talk freely on the subject, told The Express Tribune that India had breached an ‘understanding’ by revealing the identities of certain Pakistani officials posted in New Delhi. The official said both sides knew that certain officials worked under cover and they did so with the full knowledge of host country.

Message to Pakistan given : no "business as usual" !

Terming the Indian move as highly regrettable, he said such acts were also part of their desperation to divert World’s attention from atrocities in IOK.
Meanwhile, Indian foreign ministry spokesman Vikas Swarup on Thursday rejected allegations against Indian high commission officials. He also denied Indian forces were carrying out ceasefire violations along the Line of Control and working boundary.

CRamS · Post by **CRamS** » 04 Nov 2016 19:14

chetak wrote:
KC Singh is a khalistani stooge and has always advocated their line

I don't know about the khalistani part, but listening to him, its not clear whose side he is on. His obsession to criticize ModiJi and DovalJi for anything, whether India does something, or TSP does something, smacks of an agenda and not the not an informed analysis. And certainly not a nationalist PoV. Its the kind of analysis that Burka Bibi, Thappad etc dole out as though they are "neutral" observers of India and TSP.

SBajwa · Post by **SBajwa** » 04 Nov 2016 19:53

by Chetak
KC Singh is a khalistani stooge and has always advocated their line

KC singh is Krishan Chander Singh and is a former IFS. so he is a typical Babu who are reluctant to move away from their center line. He is not a Khalistani what so ever at all!

chetak · Post by **chetak** » 04 Nov 2016 20:01

SBajwa wrote:
by Chetak
KC Singh is a khalistani stooge and has always advocated their line
KC singh is Krishan Chander Singh and is a former IFS. so he is a typical Babu who are reluctant to move away from their center line. He is not a Khalistani what so ever at all!

Wasn't he zail singh's secretary or something during the rajiv era??

He doesn't like the congis, or the BJP. He takes pro khaliatani positions not overtly and supports the pakis a lot of the time in a candle kisser sort of way, all camouflaged like deep (meaningless) analysis.

JE Menon · Post by **JE Menon** » 04 Nov 2016 20:36

^^I'm not a fan of KC Singh's latest political inclinations, but he is in no way a Khalistan supporter to my knowledge...

Paul · Post by **Paul** » 04 Nov 2016 20:40

He was the one to put a stop to the sharjah tours after witnessing the humiliation heaped on Indians and still we had shameless congis like the Scindias going there.

Remember someone posting this sometime ago.

But yes, he is inveterate anti Modi. Blocked me on Twitter many years ago.

Rishi Verma · Post by **Rishi Verma** » 04 Nov 2016 23:10

Army used Bofors for Deepawali-2016

I hope it's 155mm Bofors anyway.

salaam · Post by **salaam** » 04 Nov 2016 23:41

Rishi Verma wrote:Army used Bofors for Deepawali-2016

I hope it's 155mm Bofors anyway.

Thanks for the post. From above:

It is the first case of artillery fire at the LoC since the 2003 ceasefire agreement was signed between the two countries.

They said artillery guns were stealthy moved up and used in straight fire position to raze four positions of Pakistan army to avenge the mutilation of an Indian Army jawan's body by some suspected militants few days ago.

CRamS · Post by **CRamS** » 05 Nov 2016 01:14

chetak wrote:
He doesn't like the congis, or the BJP. He takes pro khaliatani positions not overtly and supports the pakis a lot of the time in a candle kisser sort of way, all camouflaged like deep (meaningless) analysis.

I completely agree with this analysis with the caveat that he is more Congi than BJP. But I like the way you characterize him, his bogus "deep analysis" is only to masquerade his essentially pro-TSP candle kissing leanings. Whether or not ModiJi and Doval can score an outright victory against TSP or not, for sure he does not want them to. So he will nit pick anything he can find to suggest they are at fault or they are losing. His outlook is essentially "South Asian" equal equal.

The thing that gets my goat with guys like KC, Ajay Shookla, western toadies like Perkovich, Dalton etc; is they spend reams and reams of hot air on India's response, be it firing along LoC, be it responding to terror provocations, be it hard-line rhetoric; because that would supposedly "provoke" TSP into more terrorist acts. None of their anal-yses involve pointing out the evil abomination that TSP is like Fair didi does or "Hindu extremists" like Brahma Chellaney or G. Parthasarthy do, and how the world including US/UK must put sanctions on TSP. How the US/Chincom support helps TSP punch above its weight etc. The latter do not advocate rushing into war either, but keep the focus on the evil that TSP is and how to deal with that, rather than analy-systs like KC and Co who keep harping on India's defensive aggressiveness, all but blaming India for TSP's terrorist blood thirsty appetite. This is what makes me suspicious of them. Their positions are essentially talking points from TSP's PR machinery. And note in all programs with TSP "guests" on DDM, invariably, TSP "guests" agree with KC and with the help of our own moderators who pride themselves in taking a "nuanced view" as though they are neutral observes sent from Mars, to drive a wedge between KC and someone nationalist like Kanwal Sibal or GP.

gandharva · Post by **gandharva** » 05 Nov 2016 03:11

SBajwa wrote:
by Chetak
KC Singh is a khalistani stooge and has always advocated their line
KC singh is Krishan Chander Singh and is a former IFS. so he is a typical Babu who are reluctant to move away from their center line. He is not a Khalistani what so ever at all!

Khalistan doesn't mean only gun toting terrorists of 80s. It's about supermacist mindset rooted in Tat-Khalsa of Kahn Singh Nabha etc under the guidence of Padre Macauliffe. On this criterion KC Singh is certainly a Khalistani and AAP is darling of such Sikhs/Punjabis. Another such Khalistani is journalist Hartosh Singh Bal who once tweeted that there is no civilization east of Delhi and its all area of darkness.

Akali movement of 1920s was first manifestation of it. Sikh terrorism was 2nd manifestation. AAP most likely be 3rd manifestation ultimately leading to Christianization of Sikhs. Thing to note is that with each new manifestation Sikhs keep getting farther away from Hindus. Sitaram Goel observed it as follows.

"....modern Sikh scholars who have, over the years, forced the message of the great Gurus into monotheistic moulds. They have almost succeeded in eclipsing, more or less completely, the Upanishadic spirituality of the nirguNa saints among whom Guru Nanak occupies the front rank. They take immense pride in equating the Ek OMkãr with Allah, the Ãdigrantha with Al-Kitãb, the succession of Sikh gurus with the succession of prophets in which Guru Gobind Singh is the last like Muhammad, and the injunctions of the last Guru regarding outer symbols with similar injunctions of the Sunnah.

A manifestation of the Islamic spirit could not lag far behind, once Sikhism started Islamicizing itself. It has progressed on the path of a similar exclusiveness, a similar self-righteousness, a similar self-aggrandizement, a similar use of terror in the service of religion, and a similar mob mentality vis-a-vis internal dissent, as have characterised Islam throughout its blood-soaked career. Sikhism is fast moving out of its spiritual moorings, and becoming a politics of power which Islam has always been."

Peregrine · Post by **Peregrine** » 05 Nov 2016 04:51

Imran appears a puppet in the hands of the establishment

He can call it what he wants, but the PTI chief’s decision to call off his party’s planned siege of the federal capital at the last minute confirmed just how little autonomy he actually exercises vis-à-vis the real arbiters of Pakistani politics. The latest episode only reinforces the perception that Mr Khan is but a puppet in the hands of the establishment, the modus operandi of which is to use political actors against one another so as to ensure that it retains ultimate authority over the decisions that matter.

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