arun wrote:X Posted from the Pakistani Role In Global Terrorism thread.
Excerpt from FATF Document dealing with the Mohammadden Terrorism Fomenting Islamic Republic of Pakistan:
Improving Global AML/CFT Compliance: On-going Process - 29 June 2018
(10) demonstrating that facilities and services owned or controlled by designated persons are deprived of their resources and the usage of the resources.
FATF communique says on this issue that Terroristsn should be,anupmisra wrote:This one is the most relevant to TSPA as a sponsor, supporter and financier of terrorism.
The problem for us is China. By blocking UNSC from declaring JeM's Masood Azhar and UJC/HuM's Syed Salahudin as global terrorists under UNSC 1267 rules, it has enabled these two routes for terror funding and terrorism in J&K.(8) demonstrating effective implementation of targeted financial sanctions (supported by a comprehensive legal obligation) against all 1267 and 1373 designated terrorists and those acting for or on their behalf, including preventing the raising and moving of funds, identifying and freezing assets (movable and immovable), and prohibiting access to funds and financial services;
KARACHI: Just a day after Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) supremo Nawaz Sharif turned his guns towards military establishment for “forcing the party candidates to change their loyalties to ensure his party’s defeat in the polls”, PML-N candidate Rana Iqbal Siraj denied foul play by the ISI [Inter-Services Intelligence].Rana, who had earlier alleged that members of a security service agency had tortured him in his warehouse due to refusal to withdraw from the upcoming general elections, said via a video message that the “incident was the result of a misunderstanding”.
On Saturday, the PML-N candidate also told mediapersons that he was being asked to visit the agency’s local office.
“They said they will destroy my business and harm my family,” he had also said.
Visibly frustrated by the recent desertions of several ticketholders of his party, deposed prime minister Nawaz Sharif had also alleged that the PML-N candidates were being forced to change their loyalties to ensure his party’s defeat in the polls.Talking to reporters outside Harley Street Clinic where his wife Kulsoom Nawaz is being kept on ventilator for the past few weeks, the PML-N supremo had said, “Our election candidates are being called up and threatened. Such events will be damaging for the country’s future.”
Visibly frustrated by the recent desertions of several ticketholders of his party, deposed prime minister Nawaz Sharif had also alleged that the PML-N candidates were being forced to change their loyalties to ensure his party’s defeat in the polls.Talking to reporters outside Harley Street Clinic where his wife Kulsoom Nawaz is being kept on ventilator for the past few weeks, the PML-N supremo had said, “Our election candidates are being called up and threatened. Such events will be damaging for the country’s future.”
“I’ve talked to Rana Siraj and he told me that his godown was raided to end his association with me. He was summoned to the ISI office in Multan and pressured to return the PML-N ticket,” Nawaz had said, adding that Siraj was warned that they will destroy his business and victimise his wife and children.He had added, “PML-N ticket holders in Rajanpur and Sargodha have also been forced to stand as independent candidates…anyone standing by me is under threat, massive pre-poll rigging is happening all over Pakistan.”
Maryam Nawaz had also claimed earlier that PML-N’s candidates for the upcoming general elections were being targeted.
. . . pushing Pakistan into a deeper & deeper debt trap.Falijee wrote:http://www.scmp.com/news/china/diplomac ... n-over-imf
China lends US$1 billion to Pakistan . . .
Agree! In the early stages of 21st century realpolitik the Chinese want a quid pro quo from India. Hard to tell what that is but we can guess. SeePack and Obor are mere excuses. Pakhanistan is merely a tool, a condom.SSridhar wrote:
China must be branded as a terror-supporter.
Most pakis see this as an act of friendship. A true friend is that who weans you off drugs, not get you addicted to one.SSridhar wrote:. . . pushing Pakistan into a deeper & deeper debt trap.Falijee wrote:http://www.scmp.com/news/china/diplomac ... n-over-imf
China lends US$1 billion to Pakistan . . .
On May 17, 1999, the prime minister was given a detailed operational briefing on Operation Koh Paima (Op KP). It was held at the Inter Services Intelligence’s (ISI’s) Ojhri Camp office, only a few miles away from Islamabad, against the backdrop of Indian press reports claiming that Mujahideen under fire cover provided by Pakistani soldiers had infiltrated along the Line of Control (LoC)…
The Director General Military Operations (DGMO) Lt Gen Tauqir Zia gave the detailed presentation. The entire Kargil clique, including the army chief Gen Pervez Musharraf, the Chief of General Staff Lt Gen Aziz Khan, Commander 10 Corps Lt Gen Mahmud Ahmed, and Commander Force Command Northern Areas (FCNA) Brigadier Javed Hassan, was present. Key men from ISI in attendance included the DG ISI Lt Gen Ziauddin Butt, director analysis wing Major Gen Shahid Aziz, and ISI’s point man for Afghanistan and Kashmir Maj Gen Jamshed Gulzar, Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, accompanied by the Foreign Minister Sartaj Aziz, the Finance Minister, the Minister for Northern Areas and Kashmir Affairs Lt Gen (r) Majeed Malik, the Foreign Secretary Shamshad Ahmad, and his principal secretary Saeed Mehdi.
Flattery was in abundance. The CGS piled on more, “Sir, you will go down in the history of Pakistan as the PM in whose tenure Kashmir was resolved.”
Seven members of the Pashtun Tahaffuz Movement's (PTM) core committee were removed from the PTM for their involvement in the upcoming elections, a senior leader told DawnNewsTV on Sunday.Dr Syed Alam Mehsud confirmed that Mohsin Dawar, Ali Wazir, Abdullah Nangiyal, Irshad Tony, Hamid Sherani, Abdul Wahid and Jamal Maliyar were all removed from the core committee as they are contesting the upcoming polls.Dr Mehsud said the decision was taken in the presence of the PTM's core committee led by Manzoor Pashteen.
He explained that since the PTM has no membership process and comprises just of the core committee, removal from the committee effectively means removal from the PTM.
It will be interesting to see how the "new" Paki (civilian) Govt reacts to the PTM Movement !Dr Mehsud said that the PTM is a movement that was created to fight for people's rights, and has no ambition to be involved in politics or elections.
Anyone who can say that the defence ministry will conduct an objective probe is living in a fool's paradise !ISLAMABAD: The Islamabad High Court (IHC) has ruled that enforced disappearance is a “heinous offence” and officials involved in such a crime should be “proceeded against for misconduct besides criminal proceedings”.Justice Athar Minallah in his written order in a case related to a missing scientist associated with a sensitive organisation and his spouse expressed dissatisfaction over a report submitted by the Ministry of Defence according to which the missing couple, Nozair Hasan and his wife Omaima Hasan, were not in the custody of Inter Services Intelligence (ISI) or the Military Intelligence (MI).The defence ministry, however, informed the IHC that it had initiated a special probe into the matter but it was time consuming.
Unless you have a foreign passport as "insurance" ( like Journo Gul Bukhari !) , you will join the ranks of the "disappeared"Judge expresses dissatisfaction over interior ministry’s response on missing scientist and spouse. Justice Minallah’s written order stated that the report of defence ministry “is evasive and does not explain efforts made by the intelligence agencies to gather information regarding the incident and whereabouts of the couple”.During the hearing, the judge pointed out that this was the 90th case of enforced disappearance reported since January 2018.“It is not enough for the secretary, ministry of defence to state that the missing couple is not in the custody of the intelligence agencies…In any event, no citizen can be taken into custody by any agency without due process of law.”The order added: “It is also noted that taking into custody any citizen of Pakistan otherwise than under the law tantamount to a heinous offence, which inter alia may expose the official to be proceeded against for misconduct besides criminal proceeding.”The judge directed the defence secretary to inform the court as to “whether the intelligence agencies under the control of his ministry lack the capacity and competence to safeguard fundamental rights of citizens by failing to trace the missing couple”.
It would be interesting to know the reason why the scientist was made to disappear - divulging "state secrets" , did not like what he saw at work and made some noises, was not of the right ethnicity . Could be lots of reasons !!The judge warned that in case the authorities failed to submit a satisfactory response, they “shall explain as to why they may not be held accountable and proceeded against for breach of their duty”. In his petition, Nozair Hasan’s father Khubaib Hasan stated that at about 2a.m. on Jan 12 a contingent of masked armed men attired in black uniform along with some people in plainclothes trespassed into their residence and carried out a search.
They not only harassed the couple but also abducted them in front of their two minor children, it added.The FIR was lodged with the police on Jan 17. The petition requested the court to direct the respondents to produce his son and daughter-in-law safe and sound before the court.
Published in Dawn, July 1st, 2018
"I was resisting and they kept hitting me with the butts of their guns."
This article is part of Index on Censorship partner Global Journalist’s Project Exile series, which has published interviews with exiled journalists from around the world.
saaip Ji :saip wrote:About Kargil what does Koh Paima mean?
ISLAMABAD - A ceremony to mark the opening of a new consular facility, offices and residences was held at the US embassy in Islamabad.
US Ambassador David Hale, Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Alice Wells and Bureau of Overseas Buildings Operations Project Director Tracy Thomas participated in the observance.
Speaking on the occasion, Ambassador Hale said the new embassy provides a modern and environmentally sustainable platform for diplomacy between our two nations. He said it represents an enduring American commitment to the Pakistani people.
Many Paki Uber patriots and Islamists are disappointed that the Paki Govt gave approval to the USA to go ahead and built one of the largest US Embassy in the whole world . In the conspiracy laden environment of Pakistan, many suspect that the complex is full of electronic gizmos that will be used for "anti-Pakistan" purposes by their "ally" USA. And some have alleged that it is going to be a "nest of spies" similar to the then US Embassy in the heart of TehranSince work began in 2011, over 10,000 people have contributed 30 million work hours to complete the project, which added 24 billion rupees to the local economy through employment opportunities and the use of local products.
Are the Mullahs of La-Whore "On board" with this "Harami activity" . Food for ( Islami ) thoughtPakistan’s biggest PC gaming tournament ‘GameBird LAN Clan’ has concluded in Lahore with teams from Islamabad and Karachi emerging as winners of DOTA2 and CS:GO respectively, taking home prize money worth PKR 500,000.
Muhammad Waqas Usman Hingoro, an award-winning Pakistani scientist who hails from Karachi’s Lyari area, has successfully discovered cancer-killing mechanism which is applicable to the treatment of a wide-range of cancer types.
Islamabad: Every year quite a large quantity of smuggled liquor, beer and wine is confiscated by the customs, the Anti-Narcotics Force (ANF), the Rangers and the Coastguards all over the country. Besides these the authorities also confiscate tons and tons of narcotics including heroin, hashish and contraband chemicals.
Every year, the ANF arrange a massive ‘narcotics destruction’ campaign to observe the international anti-narcotics day. And on the day the ANF burns quite a huge quantity of narcotics confiscated from different parts of the country and also crushes hundreds of thousands of bottles and cans of confiscated liquor, wine and bear under the road rollers as well . Exercise in public relations IMO, to give the (wrong ) impression that the Paki public is 110% teetotaler and 99.99% non-charsi. It is a well known fact that some Paki Mullahs are fans of the haram stuff , and some senior members of the Paki fauj like their single malt scotch
It is rumoured that many eateries in Karachi, La-Whore and Isloo serve "coca cola" ( coke !) laced with the illegal stuff to their "valued customers" !However, questions have always been raised over the transparency of this whole exercise and there always were hushed whispers and rumours, especially concerning the destruction of confiscated liquor, wine and beer bottles and cans.
There are always rumours, whispers and gossips that most of those bottles crushed under the drums of the road rollers are filled with water or low quality, locally produced liquor while the actual stuff is already ‘taken care of’, Some of it making its way to the people occupying positions in the highest echelons of power in this city. ( and in other parts of Pakiland !)
Knowing some "right" persons in the bureaucracy and by using sifarish one can escape these kind of "horrors"And the recent incident of a raid on the house of a foreigner in sector F-8 from where massive quantities of imported liquor of all types were recovered have exposed number of malpractices and corruption.
There were unconfirmed reports in the past, the NOKOS , use this tactic ( sell liquor to the locals ) to replenish precious foreign exchange , which is lacking because of UN and US sanctions imposed on the regime !Interestingly, the foreigner whose house was raided by the Islamabad Police turned out to be a North Korean diplomat, who at the time of the raid was not present at home. The ‘First Information Report’ (FIR) filed by the Korean diplomat revealed that over a thousand bottles of liquor, wine and beer were taken away by the raiding party of the police.
The North Koreans probably did not factor in the endemic corruption prevailing in a country like PakistanThe North Korean diplomat brought the relevant documents and official confirmation from the Foreign Office ascertaining his status and demanded recovery of the items taken away from his place by the Islamabad Police.But after passage of many months the Islamabad Police has not be able to return the goods because those have disappeared from the Islamabad Police possession, evaporated in thin air, vanished without a trace.The in-charge of the raiding party has been tactfully avoiding the inquiry to explain as to why and on whose orders or directions he conducted that raid which caused embarrassment to the Foreign Office.
All this could have been avoided if the North Koreans had "taken into confidence" some higher ups in the Isloo PoliceThe intriguing factor in the whole situation is his suspected contacts with the top bosses in the Islamabad Police who are protecting him while he is continuing to avoid disclose as to where that confiscated liquor, wine and beer in addition to other valuables have gone which the North Korean diplomat claimed have been taken away in the raid from his residence in his absence.
This is another matter which the 24/7 overworked ( and probably under paid CJP Saquib) could well look into !Investigations carried out by this scribe have revealed some startling facts. There exists a whole network not only in the Islamabad Police but in other cities and they are working in collaboration with each other. The members of these networks have very strong ties with the bootleggers in many cities with whom they deal to dispose of such huge consignments of seized/confiscated liquor and even narcotics.
In yet another incident the police recently arrested one Shahzad Masih, brother of Zahid Chota who, reportedly, runs a bootlegger network in the city. There were reports that the police recovered and confiscated a huge quantity of liquor from the possession of Shahzad Masih. Name sounds like a converted Pakjabi christian, so some sort of "special treatment" should await him !
Inside info !However, this particular group which, unfortunately include some journalists as well, intervened in the matter and settled the whole issue by striking Rs2.5 million deal with the police.
Not surprising. Anything in Pakiland can be brought and sold at the right price. Journos are no "special angels" here . Just because the "name" Islamic appears before the name of Pakistan, does not make a nation Islamic . Saudi Arabia is a "good example" . What goes on behind the 4 walls of various palaces of the Royals is the stuff of gossip and hush hush whisper !!!No matter what, the most painful revelation made in the course of investigations by this scribe remained the unfortunate and highly unethical involvement of some media persons in the whole racket. There are indications of involvement of some of our own colleagues who on one hand provide protection to the ‘liquor mafia’ in the twin cities and on the other they collaborate with the police to keep the things under a thick wrap of secrecy, simply by not reporting the facts.
And lose a "once in a lifetime opportunity " to mint money at the expense of the bankrupt state . Take care of yourself and your extended family first and to hell with the stateThere is yet another interesting aspect explored in the whole business of confiscating and burning or destroying the liquor and contraband drugs. The government can earn hundreds of millions of rupees if not billions by simply selling the confiscated liquor, wine and beer!
“Why we have to destroy all these items while there are more at least four distilleries producing and marking liquor and beer under license. We are also officially allowing import of these items for sale to the expats, diplomats or others based all over the country and the FBR (Federal Board of Revenue) officially issues permits to the foreigners, diplomats and others to purchase the imported liquor, wine and beer from designated outlets,” the sources said.
Has "anyone" factored in the so -called outrage of the Mullah Brigade if this were to happen !!!. Might as well chop of the "Islamic" appendage attached to the "good name" of Pakistan“So, instead of destroying the confiscated liquor, wine and beer thaHt should be made available for purchase by those privileged to purchase the ‘imported stuff’ and the money earned from this single source should be used to strengthen the departments engaged in fighting against smuggling of the illegal liquor into the country,” demanded one source.
- The Cheemas and Chattas of Wazirabad . They can switch from PPP to PML in a jiffy !The biradri is one of the basic units that is only weakened when there are other groups to take over from it the role of binding like-minded individuals and bunches of people together.
Like it or not, Paki so called concerns will not be looked into seriously by Washington or any other capital , until Pakistan "cleans up its own domestic acts at home" . !ON May 17, 2018, in a weekly media briefing, the spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Mohammad Faisal stated that “[t]he United States government has assured [the government of Pakistan] that a probe will be initiated against defence and air attaché Colonel Emanuel Joseph”, the US diplomat who ran a red light to ram into a motorcycle killing one Pakistani citizen and injuring two others.This was a remarkable statement given that there has been no official statement from the US government corroborating this position, no just outcome for the family of the victims, and no guarantee that the ‘probe’ the foreign affairs ministry was assured of would be conducted would even result in any form of accountability for Col Hall.
A greater appreciation for international law would go a long way towards ensuring that such unfortunate incidents are not repeated. Further, the Foreign Office needs to do more to ensure the rights of Pakistani citizens — not only overseas but on Pakistani soil as well. Simply because Joseph enjoyed diplomatic immunity does not mean that Pakistan was entirely without options, albeit diplomatic as opposed to legal ones.Allowing US diplomats to run roughshod over the people of Pakistan does little to project Pakistani interests overseas, and rather leaves the Pakistani diplomatic corps seem quite toothless. A Foreign Office that is all too willing to cave in to foreign pressure, when Pakistani citizens have lost their lives to cavalier diplomatic personnel, is hardly a credible international representative of the people of Pakistan.
ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - A Pakistani writer and activist says she fears for her life after being briefly abducted from a military cantonment in the city of Lahore on June 5, an incident that triggered national outrage and saw fingers pointed at the powerful armed forces.
Someone in the "Deep State" goofed and did not do "due diligence" on the " target" ! They neglected to find that she was NOT a 100% halal Paki , and possesses a HM Govt "coveted Blue Passport " as well. Therefore , had to release her pronto, when the British authorities intervened !Gul Bukhari, a harsh critic of the military and its alleged meddling in politics, said there was an atmosphere of “fear and intimidation” in the media and politics in the run-up to Pakistan’s July 25 general election.“I feel very insecure. I have restricted my son’s movement. I worry every time my husband or I go out,” Bukhari said, adding that she now often sends live updates on her whereabouts via WhatsApp to a friends and family group.The military has denied playing any role in Bukhari’s disappearance. “We have nothing to do with it,” said army spokesman Major General Asif Ghafoor days afterwards. He added that the incident should be investigated.
Reuters should not "rub salt" on the wound ! Ghafoor should be mentioned by his military honorificGhafoor’s office did not respond to Reuters’ requests for comment about accusations the army was stifling the media.
Bukhari does not want to push her luck too far and mention the military by name !Since Bukhari’s abduction there have been mounting complaints from media houses and journalists about being muzzled by threats of physical and financial retribution against those who cross “red lines” in reporting about the military. Bukhari declined to go into details of her ordeal, in which she was dragged from her car and hooded before assailants dropped her back at her house four hours later. But she told Reuters her abduction could be “viewed within that context” of intimidation ahead of this month’s election.
Hope the burgeoning "Me Too Movement" of Pakiland takes "due note" of this incident as wellShe said she has asked the police to offer her security but none has been provided. When contacted by Reuters, police had no immediate comment.After Bukhari’s disappearance, many blamed the military. A driver who was transporting her to a Waqt TV studio at the time told colleagues afterwards that men in army uniforms stood guard while others in plainclothes dragged her from the car.
Bukhari, a dual Pakistani-British national, credits her release to swift coverage by international media outlets and a ferocious social media backlash inside Pakistan, which saw politicians and rights activists across the political spectrum voice their outrage about her disappearance on Twitter. She said her abduction had nonetheless sent a message that “nobody is untouchable, no one is immune” ahead of polls.
"Chinese censorship system"- charts and all wholesale copied and applied to the Islamic environment of PakilandA day before Bukhari’s abduction, Major General Ghafoor told a news conference that the military was aware of those making or re-tweeting “anti-state” comments on social media. He then displayed a web-chart with names and pictures of many prominent journalists and TV personalities. Bukhari was not on the list.
Pressuring parents and relatives and holding them "hostage" and asking them to "talk sense" to the errant journo, politoco or whatever, is a favourite tactic of the Paki Deep State. It was successfully applied (by Mush ) to Omar Saeed Sheikh, the absconding killer of Daniel Pearl !Other activists and media outlets say they feel targeted for criticising the military.
Dawn, the leading English-language newspaper which angered the army in May by publishing an interview with ousted Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, says its deliveries have since been blocked in what it calls a “wide-ranging and seemingly coordinated” assault on the publication and its finances.
Waqass Goraya, who alleges he was tortured when he and four other bloggers were abducted for several weeks last year, accused military intelligence agents of going to his family home and threatening his parents. “They are targeting my parents to deliver a message to me that I may be safe abroad but my family in Pakistan is not,” said Goraya, who fled Pakistan last year.
The military did not comment on Goraya’s allegations or the disruption to Dawn’s distribution.Goraya and Bukhari, both active Twitter users, say they are also the targets of a co-ordinated trolling campaign on social media.
The same tactics are also being used against Reham Khan in order to stop her from publishing her gossipy book about the Kaptaan !“The first thing I do in the morning, and sometimes last thing at night, is block and mute (on Twitter),” Bukhari said. “There is sexual abuse, threats of murder.”
Bukhari, who writes a column in the Nation newspaper, has frequently defended Sharif’s government and on social media championed a Pashtun-led rights movement that has staged nationwide rallies in protest at heavy-handed tactics in the army’s campaign against Islamist militants.Since her abduction, Bukhari has continued to tweet to her 80,500 followers about widespread allegations of military interference in politics.
The journo should be careful lest she be "expelled" !“My voice has become a little different, but the content is the same,” she said.
Pakistan was included in FATF’s “grey list” after it submitted a 26-point action plan to cut off funding for terrorists and groups sanctioned by the UN Security Council, including Mumbai attacks mastermind Hafiz Saeed, the Lashkar-e-Taiba, Jamaat-ud-Dawah, Falah-e-Insaniyat Foundation, Jaish-e-Mohammed, Haqqani Network and Taliban. The FATF had earlier put Pakistan on its grey list between 2012 and 2015.
So, "producing" an Action Plan, at least on paper, saved Pakistan from the dreaded Black List . Where it would have NOKO and Iran, both suspected "rogue nuclear nations " as company !As the 37-member FATF began assessing Pakistan’s action plan that will be implemented over a period of 15 months beginning next January, the country’s delegation highlighted the steps taken by Islamabad to curb money laundering and terror financing.Though some reports suggested Pakistan had tried to avert its inclusion in the grey list, sources said a decision in this regard had already been taken during the FATF’s plenary meeting in February. The FATF had only been waiting for Pakistan’s action plan before going ahead with the listing.
Catch 22 situation IMO . Implementation of the plan would help Pakiland "stay" on the semi-dreaded Grey List. Non - implementation would resulted in being "up graded" to the deadly Black ListFollowing the decision at the February plenary meeting, Pakistan was asked to prepare an action plan to address the watchdog’s concerns. The plan was completed following negotiations between Pakistan and FATF members, and Islamabad will work “towards effective implementation of the action plan while staying in the grey list”, an official said.
PS: Paki media has blamed India for it being on the FATF Grey List !!!Islamabad will have to deliver on the first goal under the action plan by next January and complete all 26 actions by September 2019.
Nasir Zehra is a rabid India-hater and a TSPA mouthpiece. Watch her YouTube videos where she tries very hard to convince Baloch students to accept their inner bakistaniyat.sudeepj wrote:Link to Nasim Zehra's book. I am about 50 pages in and the whining about Indian perfidy is never ending. This is perhaps understandable since she was likely to get shot if she did not provide cover for herself by cursing at the wicked Indians. Yet to get to the juicier parts about the actual operation.
https://chagharzai.files.wordpress.com/ ... zehra1.pdf
I find myself in the weird position of having to defend a Bak nationalistg.sarkar wrote:Sudeepji,
NZ has written that she is a friend of Ms. Shireen Mazari! What else do you expect from her?
Gautam
I think, among that crowd, she is not in a complete fantasy world that say, madam tractor trolley inhabits. Yes, she hates India, but what else can one expect from that group of unfortunate people. going through the book, it is the first time I am hearing of Op. Koh-i-Paima. I thought the kargil misadvanture was called Op Badr by the TSP ?sudeepj wrote:Link to Nasim Zehra's book. I am about 50 pages in and the whining about Indian perfidy is never ending. This is perhaps understandable since she was likely to get shot if she did not provide cover for herself by cursing at the wicked Indians. Yet to get to the juicier parts about the actual operation.
https://chagharzai.files.wordpress.com/ ... zehra1.pdf
In the Islamic Republic of Bananastan, the army acts as the judiciary, the judiciary acts as the legislature, the non-state actors as the army, the legislature as a bunch of rabble rousers and the executive as the court jester.Peregrine wrote:Water level in Pakistan's dams hits lowest mark in history
With an extreme wave of water scarcity that is gradually enveloping the nation, Chief Justice Mian Saqib Nisar has taken pressing action to settle the impending crisis by heading a meeting of concerned experts in which it was concluded that construction of two dams is to begin on immediate notice.