Sunni Terrorist Fragments of Unstable Pakistan-13 June,2016

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 28 Jun 2016 04:47

Pashtuns will never accept the China-Punjab Economic Corridor, Dr. Said Alam Mehsud talks to THE PASHTUN TIMES

We will not stop but will struggle for the right of Pashtuns in the project of CPEC. We will knock the doors of the International Court for Justice.
PM Nawaz is a liar, a cheat and a fraud. Pashtuns will never accept the China-Punjab Economic Corridor, Dr. Said Alam Mehsud talks to THE PASHTUN TIMES
Interviewed by Aurangzeb Zalmay

The original route for the CPEC was changed to benefit Pakjab !

abhishek_sharma · Post by **abhishek_sharma** » 28 Jun 2016 11:37

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The book caused a slight stir in India, because it claims that soon after the 26/11 siege of Mumbai, the then ISI chief, Lt Gen Ahmed Shuja Pasha, had told Haqqani at his official residence in Washington that “the people involved in the attack was ours, but it was not our operation.”

sudhan · Post by **sudhan** » 28 Jun 2016 12:10

^^ The author of the article, who reviewed the good Haqqani's latest book, manages to see through the his thick screen of bullshit..

But a deeper reading reveals a disturbing, if not downright sinister subplot.

A few excerpts are needed to understand this:

On the nuclear issue: “India, singleminded in its quest for global power status, has never been willing to discuss, let alone make any concessions on nuclear issues that could dampen the nuclear competition in the subcontinent…” and “India, intent on seeing itself in global rather than regional terms, seems willing to ignore the dangers inherent in possession of nuclear weapons by two bitter neighbours.”

On Kashmir: While Pakistani has been reacting ‘emotionally’, without a real game plan, “India has been more deliberate in each move on the strategic chessboard. It has made and violated promises as part of a considered blueprint…whether by force or by consent, India has gradually integrated the Kashmiri population into the Indian nation.”

On the fallout of Partition: Despite Gandhi’s belief that Pakistanis needed to be won over, “Nehru and his powerful Home Minister Sardar Vallabhai Patel, however, treated Pakistan more with the disdain that Mughal emperors showed towards their renegade provinces…” thus sparking resentment and concerns over Indian intentions in Pakistan.

It gets far more overt in the final chapter, titled ‘The Space for Friendship is Shrinking’.

“In recent years, India and Pakistan are increasingly resembling each other in rage, resentment, and public displays of religion,” avers Haqqani. “Differences between a ‘secular India’ and a ‘semi-theocratic’ Pakistan are still obvious but they are looking a little less pronounced.”

The ending clinches it. “The Pakistani Poet Fehmida Riaz in her poem ‘Tum bilkul hum jaise nikle’ (Turned out you were just like us) reflects the wistfulness of secular Pakistanis who, while working for Pakistan to overcome its religious passions and fury, have ended up having to see India become more like Pakistan.”

In other words, while denouncing Pakistan for constantly seeking parity with India, Haqqani subtly manages to do just that.

I am sorry, Mr Haqqani, but ‘hum bilkul aap jaise nahin hain’. We are not like you at all.

The sly dog pulled it off, by the seat of his brown shalwars..

It's in their genes and t-shirts to do an equal-equal with India.. come what may..

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 28 Jun 2016 15:01

Pakistan's Sover- virginity Violated - Once Again By Massa !

Accepting US Senator’s demand on Asim will be compromise on national sovereignty

Salahuddin Haider

SARTAZ Aziz’s disclosure that Foreign Office has agreed to supply details of Dr Asim Hussain’s case to a US Senator, has come as rude shock to countrymen. Was it not outrageous or did not tantamount to compromising on national sovereignty? Adviser on foreign affairs owes an explanation to the people of Pakistan. He must clarify his position without further loss of time.

First and foremost the question arises as to whether the policy of the Foreign and Information ministries’ to rely on a select number of people, primarily from electronic media, for briefing on sensitive issues, is a correct policy? Sooner it is changed, the better it would be for national cohesion. Information ministry, which bears the brunt for arranging such gatherings, must review its policy.

The ministry has an articular minister in Senator Pervez Rashid, and indeed a gracious secretary in Imran Gardezi, a thoroughbred professional, humble and courteous. The two must sit together, and work out a system under which TV anchors, coloumnists, analysts et; from all over the country must be invited without discrimination.So, the said (S. Haider) is peeved off with S (enile ) Aziz as Haider was not "kept in the loop" ?
The countrymen were stunned to learn from Adviser on Foreign Affairs that a US Senator has demanded details of cases against Dr Asim Hussain. What business does he have to make such a demand? His area of jurisdiction is confined to America. How could he ask for something from Pakistan. Doing that will naturally be, and ought to be considered as interference in internal affairs of a soverign country. And responding to that will tantamount to accepting dictation from a foreigner, which is bound to raise eyebrows.
The said gentleman should be gently reminded that Pakistan, presently on (financial ) life support is being kept in kept alive in an" American ICU"
Will the US Senator allow Islamabad to seek details from House of Representatives or the Senate, or from any government office in America about a matter which does not directly concern Pakistan? There will be furor in America. Pakistan would be lambasted. The government of Pakistan, must surely be aware of that, and must send a clear message to the American that it is answerable to its people, and not to those living outside the geographical boundaries of the country.
Seems that the said gentleman has been "asleep" for the last 69 years and has suddenly woken up !!!
Does the surprising demand from the US legislator has anything to do with the visit to America of the PPP chairman Asif Ali Zarrdari?. Is there a link between the two? Zardari reportedly met McCain in Los Angeles and fed a story to the media wing of the party here that he had pleaded his country’s case for the sale of F-16, about which there has been lot of controversies already.
It was none other than Sartaj Aziz himself who had announced in the Parliament that the chapter for the sale to Pakistan of the high precision combat aircraft, had been closed, and that Pakistan had turned to other options.
Why did McCain and others not raised voices in favour of Pakistan for the sale of F-16, if they were so concerned about Pakistan? PAF had utilized these aircraft with remarkable proficiency to flush out terrorists from their hide-outs in the mountainous North. The US senators had kept mum over the issue, and now one of them, who never showed any interest in Pakistan previously, has dared write a letter to Foreign ministry, asking for details as to what was happening with Zardari’s friend, Dr Asim Hussain. The latter has been charged with embezzling Rs 462 billion, and occupying lands for his hospital and TV channel. Stories about his misdoings have flooded the market.
So Dus Percenti, the "smart political animal " is using his "US influence" to help his minion !
Sorry to say that Sartaj Aziz, instead of sending a rebuff to the Senator, has preferred to address a letter to NAB, and even brazen-facedly announce to the full view of the media that he will forward those details to the US Senator. He should have conveyed to the Senator that Asim’s was purely an internal matter for Pakistan and Pakistanis, and that the matter is subjudice for being before a court of law.
Senile Aziz must have realized that Asim's case will also be taken up by US Congress, same as was done with Shakeel Afridi, and afterwards, Pakistan would be faced with another "image problem"
That he chose to opt for another course, is regrettable. It would be treated as sordid affair, and would make Pakistanis hang their hands in shame. The Adviser on foreign affairs or the prime minister, holding the foreign minister’s portfolio, should send a simple two-line message to the self-styled custodian of Dr Asim Hussain’s interest—“sorry, Senator, this is not your domain”.
Seems that the said gentleman has been "asleep" for the last 69 years and has suddenly woken up !!!
The question beginning to be asked now as to whether Zardari really told the truth about his American yatra. Was he there to plead Pakistan’s case, or was he there to save his friend? He too owes an explanation to people at home. If Zardari has tried to, which we hope and feel confident that he has not, then in words plain and simple, he transcended the boundaries of well-defined terminology of patriotism. Can he deny, that he had sought support from a former American ambassador Anne Patterson to help him regain power.
In return he would submit to her country’s demands from Pakistan. That is not all. Even Benazir telephoned former President, senior Bush to seek help against action taken against her by late President Ghulam Ishaq Khan. Is this patriotism? The government, and the Zardaris need to answer that.

Said gentleman is one super hyper Paki nationalist !!!

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 28 Jun 2016 15:55

All In The Family ! : Ishaq Dar Makes Good On His Threat .

Ishaq Dar’s son Mustafa Dar names Imran Khan in 5 billion rupee suit; Kaptaan told to submit response in court

ISLAMABAD (Staff Report) – A local court in Islamabad has adjourned the defamation suit filed by Ali Mustafa Dar against Pakistan Tehreek- e-Insaf Chairman Imran Khan till July 12.
According to the details, the plaintiff Ali Mustafa Dar, son of Finance Minister Ishaq Dar had filed the defamation suit against the PTI chief for making “false statements” against the Dar family with regards to Panama leaks.
The petitioner has demanded Rs 5 billion from Khan in damages as well as a public apology. He stated that Khan had alleged in the press conference that the two sons of Ishaq Dar owned two towers in UAE which were acquired through illegal means.
He added that these statements are “utterly false and fabricated and present a distorted and fictitious account of the facts.
Additional District and Sessions Judge Raja Khurram Ali Khan on Monday ordered PTI supremo Imran khan to present a written explanation before the court on next hearing. Imran Khan had hired renowned lawyer Babar Awan in compensation case filed by Ali Mustafa Dar to defend him.

Ganja Sharif's, close relative, Chief Money Launderer, and Finance Minister of Pakistan (!) is a man of his words! He has gone one step further and implemented his threat (made in the Paki National Assembly ) that he will take legal action against anyone, who dares to "sully his good name". Wonder, if Ganja Sharif is helping him with defraying the costs of this legal action

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 28 Jun 2016 16:00

New Scam : Dead Bodies Being Stolen From Karachi Graveyards !

KARACHI (Web Desk) – Karachi Police has revealed that dead bodies are being stolen from the graveyard of Bilal Colony area in Korangi
According to Samaa TV, Liaqat Ali, who worked as a badger in the same graveyard, was taken into custody for this crime, while locals also alleged him for such activities.
Police Inspector Zulfiqar Ali confirmed that the accused was arrested red handed, however he has refused to confess to his crime during the investigation.
According to him, the dead bodies are stolen to vacate space for new graves. After the removal of dead bodies, space is again sold for new graves, he explained. He further revealed that space for each grave is sold from Rs10,000 to Rs12,000.
Meanwhile, the accused has claimed that baseless and untrue allegations are being levelled against him and that a housing wants to take over the graveyard’s land.

Accusations and counter- accusations! Allah only knows who is right !

Peregrine · Post by **Peregrine** » 28 Jun 2016 18:37

Pakistan’s borrowing pattern

As is true for any developing economy, external financing is often vital to initiate economic reforms. However, the borrowing pattern Pakistan has developed suggests a vicious cycle where failure to pay back loans on one front leads to yet more need for a bailout through taking on more debt. The World Bank recently approved a $1.02 billion package for the country, which included $500 million to create fiscal space through privatisation, and improving transparency and governance in the capital markets. Another $100 million are for areas of Sindh blighted by floods and droughts, while $400 million are marked, ironically, as guarantees so that the country can raise further loans from international markets. As history tells us, the country has only slight progress to show for the big bucks it receives in loans.

A failure to continue with the reforms process is used as a negotiating tool for acquiring further loans and governments remain content since they aren’t looking beyond their five-year term. Meanwhile, tax rates are increased for those who are already paying their share and the end result is that you have a country where growth is penalised and tax evasion encouraged. If this wasn’t enough, sectors that are under performing, mostly due to poor policies and competitiveness issues, are granted exemptions at the expense of other sectors of the economy. Despite a faulty tax system, Pakistan still manages to push ahead by continuously knocking on the doors of international lenders. The World Bank loan, apart from other purposes, is meant for the uplift of the people of Sindh. We hope that the money is used to help those affected by natural disasters in the province. However, we fear that as in the past, the government will spend these funds without following any strategy, little concrete will be done to alleviate the people’s plight and the authorities will be left answering uncomfortable questions when the people continue to suffer. Our future generations, unfortunately, will be left paying off debts that never reached the public in the first place.
Cheers

member_22733 · Post by **member_22733** » 28 Jun 2016 19:06

Bakistan is a ponzi sceme.

schinnas · Post by **schinnas** » 28 Jun 2016 19:06

Falijee wrote:Pashtuns will never accept the China-Punjab Economic Corridor, Dr. Said Alam Mehsud talks to THE PASHTUN TIMES
We will not stop but will struggle for the right of Pashtuns in the project of CPEC. We will knock the doors of the International Court for Justice.
PM Nawaz is a liar, a cheat and a fraud. Pashtuns will never accept the China-Punjab Economic Corridor, Dr. Said Alam Mehsud talks to THE PASHTUN TIMES
Interviewed by Aurangzeb Zalmay
The original route for the CPEC was changed to benefit Pakjab !

Or to ensure security.

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 28 Jun 2016 19:14

LokeshC wrote:Bakistan is a ponzi sceme.

That's a very accurate description.

Peregrine · Post by **Peregrine** » 28 Jun 2016 19:23

Who do we talk to in Pakistan to decide red lines, asks Modi

NEW DELHI: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said it is hard to decide who to speak to about peace in Islamabad. “The first thing is that with whom in Pakistan will you decide the ‘lakshman rekha’ (redlines) – with the elected government or with other actors?” Modi said in his first interview to a private Indian media since becoming prime minister in 2014.

“That is why India will have to be on alert all the time. India will have to be alert every moment. There can never be any laxity in this,” he told Times Now editor in chief Arnab Goswami on Monday.

Defining new parameters for resuming talks, Modi said that was the spirit in which he had extended an invitation to his Pakistani counterpart Nawaz Sharif to visit New Delhi for his inauguration in 2014 and it was the same spirit in which he paid a surprise visit to Lahore in December 2015.

Talking about peace negotiations and engagement, the Indian leader said his country always wanted friendly ties with its neighbours and that there was no debate on that. “We want to live in harmony and peace.”

He went on to say that those entrusted with negotiating must go about their business and those tasked with defending the borders must fulfil the responsibility entrusted to them.

Modi further said that the single biggest achievement of his government was that it had managed to convince the international community about India’s position. “Now I don’t have to explain to the world about India’s position. The world is unanimously appreciating India’s position,” he added. “It is Pakistan which is finding it difficult to respond”.

“If we had become an obstacle, then we would have had to explain to the world that we are not that obstacle. Now we don’t have to explain to the world. The world knows our intentions,” he said explaining that the world was also accepting India’s argument on terrorism.

“Today, the world has to accept what India has been saying about terrorism. India’s dialogue on terrorism, the losses India has suffered due to terrorism, the losses suffered by humanity, the world is now acknowledging that,” he said asserting that this was the process India aimed to take forward.

Talking about the failed NSG bid, Modi blamed the hype before the meeting that made the setback seem larger. “My trip to the United States, my speech in their Congress and the respect shown towards India created a lot of hype. Had it not been hyped so much, there would not have been so much criticism on the NSG issue.”

Modi went on to say that New Delhi has begun a coordinated effort for the NSG membership including engaging with China on the subject. “The first thing is that we have an ongoing dialogue with China and it should continue to happen,” he said noting that it was not necessary to have similar views to have a conversation.

“I can say that China has been cooperating with India to search for solutions. On some issues, it’s a question of principles for them. On some issues, it’s a question of principles for us. On some issues they differ with us and there are issues on which we differ with them. There are some basic differences. But the most important thing is that we can speak to China eye-to-eye and put forth India’s interests in the most unambiguous manner.”

Cheers

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 28 Jun 2016 19:28

SSridhar wrote:
LokeshC wrote:Bakistan is a ponzi sceme.
That's a very accurate description.

But unfortunately has not yet been brought to trial for the crimes committed, due to "certain complications" in the justice system of the world

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 28 Jun 2016 19:36

"Mughal Sharif" Taken To Task In This Paki Editorial

Editorial:

A First Lady takes waitress’ job

A Reuters report says the wife of (US state) Maine’s Governor has
taken a summertime job as a waitress at a dockside restaurant catering to tourists to supplement the couple’s income. The Maine Governor’s salary is the lowest in the United States at $70,000 a year and Maine first lady Ann LePage said she is working at a seafood restaurant in Boothbay Harbour to put aside a little cash to buy a car.
The Governor is on record having said that his daughter too made about $28 an hour last year as a food server. This is not just the story of one Governor as there have been numerous instances where leaders picked up petty jobs during their career and mentioned it proudly before people. President Obama once said he also worked at a food outlet at some time in his life while President Reagan worked as Lifeguard in Dixon. It is a known fact that people in Western society join some job right from their educational career to supplement their income or at a later stage to augment income of their families.

The Mogul style mentality of rulers and elite class in these countries makes it unimaginable to take up such petty jobs and instead efforts are made to hide things if they had to face such a situation in their early life. This also makes it clear as to why countries of the West flourished rapidly and those of the third world sank into ignominy. We wish the same culture of taking pride in doing anything takes roots in these countries especially Muslim states ...

Editor takes a dig not only on Ganja , but the entire Muslim Ummah

Gagan · Post by **Gagan** » 28 Jun 2016 20:25

Modi ji is wanting RAWheel sharif to do a coup and become Field Marshal and Brejidente for life, hence the "Who should we talk to in El-Bakistan"

RAWheel sharif doesn't quite have the flair that the erstwhile dictators had - Ayub, Yahya, Zia & Mushy. This one is a moderately enlightened onlee, mota-taaja, doodh-peeta, khata-pita pakjabi

Hmmm, someone is really really reading the TSP dhaga on BRF onlee...

arun · Post by **arun** » 28 Jun 2016 20:38

Ted Poe, U.S. Legislator who serves as Chairman of the Subcommittee on Terrorism, Non-Proliferation and Trade on the US rewarding their Mohammadden Terrorism fomenting Major Non NATO Ally the Islamic Republic of Pakistan:

The House of Representatives recently gave Pakistan a $200 million raise. In all, it was a $900 million payday for a country that to this day is supporting terrorist groups that kill our service men and women in Afghanistan.

It is well known by now that Pakistan gave safe harbor to Osama bin Laden. Before he met his maker in one of the greatest U.S. military raids ever conducted, bin Laden was living in a big house in a bustling military town in Pakistan. Less known is that after that raid our CIA station chief in Pakistan was poisoned: Both he and the CIA suspect he was poisoned by Pakistan's version of the CIA called the Inter-Services Intelligence Agency or "ISI."

The ISI is infamous for its support for terrorists. In February 2012, a NATO report confirmed that it was supporting the Taliban and other terrorist groups with resources, sanctuary and training. A year before the NATO report, in 2011, Adm. Mike Mullen, then chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, testified before Congress that "the Haqqani Network acts as a veritable arm of Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence Agency." No terrorist organization is responsible for more American deaths than the Haqqani Network.

From here:

Stop Paying Pakistan : Congress should quit funding Pakistan's due to the country's complicity in terrorism.

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 28 Jun 2016 20:53

More Evidence That Non-Muslims Are Discriminated Against In Pakistan

The Express Tribune > Pakistan > Sindh
Hindu reporter forced to drink from separate glass at workplace in Karachi

KARACHI:
A Hindu reporter was forced to drink water from a separate glass at his workplace since his colleagues found out that he belongs to the scheduled caste.
Sahib Khan Oad works as a senior reporter with government news agency, Associated Press of Pakistan (APP), where he has been barred from drinking water in the same glass and sharing utensils with other Muslim staff.
Oad hails from Dadu district and has completed his Master’s from Quaid-e-Azam University Islamabad. He is now pursuing MPhil in mass communication from Sindh University. He was initially appointed as a reporter in APP Islamabad and was transferred to Hyderabad and then Karachi in April this year.

So much so for the loud proclamations made by all sections of Paki society that minorities will be treated as equals; so an Islamic society (where ostensibly "everyone" is considered "equal" ) is practicing "caste system" !So, he reached up to this "level" on his own merit; now he will be accused of deliberately posing as a Muslim

The discriminatory attitude started soon after his younger son, Raj Kumar, visited his office and everyone found out that he was Hindu. “Actually my name contains the word ‘Khan’ so everyone in the office initially thought I was Muslim,” he explained. “The bureau chief asked me to separate my drinking water glass in the office because some colleagues had reservations.”

So, they dropped him like a "leper" when found out this "Muslim" is in reality a Hindu !!

Since Ramazan started, Oad’s work environment worsened. He is not allowed to sit at the same dining table at the time of Iftar and senior colleagues have suggested he bring his own plates and glasses if he wants to eat in the office. “I have now bought a separate glass and plate for the office,” he said.

APP Karachi bureau chief Parvez Aslam denied making any such request. “He was suffering from flu so we suggested he arrange a separate glass,” he said. Aslam pointed out that he supported Oad when he was transferred from Hyderabad and called the discrimination charges ‘total propaganda’. “You can come to my office and see how he eats Iftar with us,” he said.

Meanwhile, APP managing director Masood Malik said that they have started inquiry into the matter.
Pakistan Institute of Labour Education and Research (Piler), an organisation that works for labour rights, has written a letter to federal information minister Pervaiz Rashid against the discriminatory attitude.
“We are really shocked to know that a bureau chief of a government news agency has pressurised a reporter to drink in a separate glass because he is Hindu,” wrote Piler executive director Karmat Ali.

Doubt that an "objective enquiry" can be conducted ; maybe, in a few months time, he will decide to shift his family to India and an Indian newspaper will interview him !

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 28 Jun 2016 21:11

Pashtunistan Issue Transferred From "Back Burner" To "Front Burner" ?

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa belongs to Afghans: Achakzai

KABUL: A Pashtun leader Mahamood Khan Achakzai has said that he would not allow anyone to harass Afghan refugees in their “own land”. He directly said that Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province belongs to Afghans and they can live there without fear and irritation.

“If Afghans are harassed in other parts of Pakistan, they should come here to the Pakhtunkhwa province, where no one can ask them for refugee cards, because it also belongs to them,” Achakzai who leads the Pakhtunkhwa Millie Awami Party said.
“Kabul and Islamabad should exercise extreme caution to resolve Torkham crossing conflict. Otherwise, they should leave the issue to the US and China, and they would resolve it within two weeks,” he told Radio Ashna.
Pakistan paramilitary forces attempted to build a gate in the zero point of the crossing, that resulted in fight between Afghan and Pakistan forces. Both sides received casualties during fighting.
“Torkham and forcedly repatriation of Afghan refugees are two separate issues. It not only raised concerns among Afghan officials in Afghanistan, but also made Pashtun leaders concerned in here,” he added.
After Torkham tension raised, Pakistan forced the Afghan refugees to leave the country.
Putting pressure on Afghan refugees is not a new thing as in the past Pakistan was also hostile to refugees, where a large number of Afghan refuses returned home to avoid Pakistan forces harassment.
Moreover, Afghan refugees were detained and kept in custody for several days without committing crimes.

As far as the artificial "Durand" is concerned, all Pashtuns (Afghans, KP Pukhtuns, Taliban) are united and they will not allow the Pakistanis to make this a "permanent border" by digging trenches, making gates and controlling movement of same people !

rsingh · Post by **rsingh** » 28 Jun 2016 21:27

Falijee wrote:More Evidence That Non-Muslims Are Discriminated Against In Pakistan

The Express Tribune > Pakistan > Sindh
Hindu reporter forced to drink from separate glass at workplace in Karachi

KARACHI:
A Hindu reporter was forced to drink water from a separate glass at his workplace since his colleagues found out that he belongs to the scheduled caste.
Sahib Khan Oad works as a senior reporter with government news agency, Associated Press of Pakistan (APP), where he has been barred from drinking water in the same glass and sharing utensils with other Muslim staff.
Oad hails from Dadu district and has completed his Master’s from Quaid-e-Azam University Islamabad. He is now pursuing MPhil in mass communication from Sindh University. He was initially appointed as a reporter in APP Islamabad and was transferred to Hyderabad and then Karachi in April this year.
So much so for the loud proclamations made by all sections of Paki society that minorities will be treated as equals; so an Islamic society (where ostensibly "everyone" is considered "equal" ) is practicing "caste system" !So, he reached up to this "level" on his own merit; now he will be accused of deliberately posing as a Muslim
The discriminatory attitude started soon after his younger son, Raj Kumar, visited his office and everyone found out that he was Hindu. “Actually my name contains the word ‘Khan’ so everyone in the office initially thought I was Muslim,” he explained. “The bureau chief asked me to separate my drinking water glass in the office because some colleagues had reservations.”
So, they dropped him like a "leper" when found out this "Muslim" is in reality a Hindu !!
Since Ramazan started, Oad’s work environment worsened. He is not allowed to sit at the same dining table at the time of Iftar and senior colleagues have suggested he bring his own plates and glasses if he wants to eat in the office. “I have now bought a separate glass and plate for the office,” he said.
APP Karachi bureau chief Parvez Aslam denied making any such request. “He was suffering from flu so we suggested he arrange a separate glass,” he said. Aslam pointed out that he supported Oad when he was transferred from Hyderabad and called the discrimination charges ‘total propaganda’. “You can come to my office and see how he eats Iftar with us,” he said.

Meanwhile, APP managing director Masood Malik said that they have started inquiry into the matter.
Pakistan Institute of Labour Education and Research (Piler), an organisation that works for labour rights, has written a letter to federal information minister Pervaiz Rashid against the discriminatory attitude.
“We are really shocked to know that a bureau chief of a government news agency has pressurised a reporter to drink in a separate glass because he is Hindu,” wrote Piler executive director Karmat Ali.
Doubt that an "objective enquiry" can be conducted ; maybe, in a few months time, he will decide to shift his family to India and an Indian newspaper will interview him !

Why he is complaining? It is good that he got rid of smelly glass. Pieus are not known for hygienic. WTF

Prem · Post by **Prem** » 28 Jun 2016 22:30

rsingh wrote:
Falijee wrote:More Evidence That Non-Muslims Are Discriminated Against In PakistanThe Express Tribune > Pakistan > Sindh
Hindu reporter forced to drink from separate glass at workplace in Karachi[/b]
Why he is complaining? It is good that he got rid of smelly glass. Pieus are not known for hygienic. WTF

A Tongue twisting deficiency caused PNT to be known as TNT ( Terrorist Nation Theory) . PNT was established the first night of MB Qasim and his team in Sindh.
PNT=Primate Nation Theory
As seen in Shame and Mind of Primitive Natured Terrorists next door.

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 28 Jun 2016 23:57

Sindh govt issues threat alert as ’13 suicide bombers enter Pakistan’

KARACHI: The Sindh Home Department has issued a ‘threat alert’ and informed the security agencies to beef up security at all sensitive installations including airports and airbases across the province in view of the looming terrorist threat.

According to the letter sent by in-charge crime monitoring cell, the home department said 13 suicide bombers belonging to Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan had entered Pakistan from Afghanistan under the command of Umar Naray and TTP commander Abu Zafar to launch assault on (unspecified) girls’ schools in Peshawar.

The letter, which has been sent to IG Sindh and Pakistan Rangers Sindh, said ‘likely’ attacks would be more deadly in nature as compared to Kharkano Market and Charssad University attack.
It requested the Sindh authorities to take necessary action, enhance vigilance and stringent security measures to ward off any untoward incident.
Another letter issued by Directorate of College Education, Karachi cautions about security threat to educational institutions.
It advised colleges across the city to rotate their closing hours as a security measure. It said entry of irrelevant vehicles inside colleges should strictly be banned.

If their mission is successful, expect RAA to get the "credit" ( Lahori Logic: TTP is a creation of RAA, therefore, RAW is responsible for TTP attacks ! )

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 29 Jun 2016 00:14

The Security Firm That Employed the Orlando Shooter Protects American Nuclear Facilities

By Eric Schlosser , June 27, 2016

mar Mateen, the killer responsible for the carnage at the Pulse night club in Orlando, two weeks ago, began training to become a corrections officer during the fall of 2006. He worked at a prison in Indiantown, Florida, while attending a correctional academy at a community college. His training didn’t last long. In April, 2007, the Florida Department of Corrections “administratively dismissed” Mateen, and he was kicked out of the academy.

And there is also the question of how G4S, the world’s largest private security firm, could have employed an armed guard who, for almost a decade, angrily and openly threatened to commit mass murder.

G4S says it was unaware that the F.B.I. had placed Mateen on a terrorist watch list, and claims to have no record of complaints about him by fellow-employees.

or the past few decades, the private security industry has flourished worldwide, promising lower costs and greater efficiency as part of a movement for smaller government. During that time, a Danish security company, Group 4 Falck, rose, through mergers and acquisitions, to become G4S, the third-largest private employer in the world, after Walmart and Foxconn, with offices in more than a hundred countries and headquarters outside London.

Some of the “upscale security officers” that G4S employs in the United States earn lower wages than fast-food workers. The company has long been accused of cutting corners, reducing pay, and caring more about profit margins than public safety. In 2012, G4S gained publicity by failing to hire enough security guards for the London Olympics, forcing the British military to supply more than four and a half thousand troops at the last minute. In 2014, G4S lost the contract to manage a migrant-detention center for the Australian government, amid allegations of violent, abusive, and poorly trained staff. On a more trivial note, in May of this year, G4S employees operating the 999 emergency telephone service in Lincolnshire, England, were caught dialling 999 hundreds of times. By calling themselves and quickly answering the phone, the workers improved the company’s apparent performance in responding to emergency calls.

A 2006 federal investigation found that at the Turkey Point Nuclear Generating Station, in Florida, guards employed by Wackenhut Nuclear Services, a division of G4S, were “willfully inattentive to duty or served as lookouts such that other security officers could be inattentive while on duty.” They were sleeping in break rooms and guard towers. Some Wackenhut guards were tired, among other reasons, because they were being required to work for twelve hours a day, five or six days a week. Paying a guard to work overtime is less expensive than hiring another full-time guard. In 2007, at the Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station, in Pennsylvania, a Wackenhut security officer complained to his supervisor that his fellow-officers were exhausted, sleeping on the job, and jeopardizing the security of the plant. When the supervisor dismissed his concerns, the officer wrote to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. Wackenhut denied that there was a problem; the N.R.C. failed to take action; and so the officer videotaped a dozen guards sleeping at the plant and gave the tape to a New York television station. Exelon, the owner of the Peach Bottom facility and the nation’s largest operator of nuclear plants, quickly terminated its contract with Wackenhut, which had provided security at all of its reactors. Wackenhut Nuclear Services responded to the dismissal by hiring new managers and adopting a new name. It is now called G4S Regulated Security Solutions.

Scary that company is "cutting corners" ; double scary that company has no qualms in employing misfits like Mateen !

In November, 2014, after losing the contract to provide security at Y-12, G4S Government Solutions was split off, sold to a private-equity firm, and renamed the Centerra Group. It is still responsible for guarding the plutonium at the Savannah River Site—and just won the contract to guard the Los Alamos National Laboratory. When I spoke to Paul Donahue, the C.E.O. of the Centerra Group, the other day, he assured me that his company’s security guards undergo a screening process far more thorough than the one that Omar Mateen received. Donahue offered a well-reasoned defense of his industry. He was eager to convince me that important lessons had been learned from the break-in at Y-12, that private security firms could still be more effective than the government at keeping us safe. As Donahue described one of the greatest challenges that the Centerra Group now faces, it occurred to me that the same mentality poses a much wider threat. “Low price rules the day,” he said.

g.sarkar · Post by **g.sarkar** » 15 Aug 2016 03:12

Same old shit on a new toilette paper:
http://www.rediff.com/news/report/india ... 160814.htm
Pak violates ceasefire in Poonch with heavy firing, shelling
After a lull of over four months, the ceasefire on the Line of Control was violated again with Pakistan Army firing at two places and shelling mortars in Poonch sector of Jammu and Kashmir on Sunday.
Indian troops retaliated to the firing which was still going on when last reports came in.
“The Pakistan Army resorted to unprovoked ceasefire violation along the Line of Control in Poonch sector of Jammu and Kashmir,” Defence Spokesman Lt Col Manish Mehta said Jammu.....
Gautam

Gagan · Post by **Gagan** » 15 Aug 2016 07:48

Pakis are in 400% panic mode after the All Party Meet on J&K, where PM Modi mentioned Balochistan.
A few baloch freedom fighters did this today: Tore down the Paki flag, waved the baloch flag

Gagan · Post by **Gagan** » 15 Aug 2016 07:50

Pak's ISPR-pasand media is on an overdrive, cursing modi, india.
Their fear is very palpable

sum · Post by **sum** » 15 Aug 2016 08:03

I guess lot of background capability building was happening till now and now there us the confidence to publicly throw the challenge at TSP. Interesting days ahead

Raja Ram · Post by **Raja Ram** » 15 Aug 2016 10:02

With the Pakistani establishment ratcheting up their noise over Kashmir and the absolute criticality of CPEC in terms of their last remaining oxygen supply, it is apparent that the game plan is to stall and bide their time until they see a more favourable turnaround for them in the US (Hilary Clinton Presidency that is expected to act in tandem with the Chinese to help Pakistan) as they see it.

MAD combine in Delhi is doing the right thing by bringing the Balochistan question to the spot light and increasing our support in a more overt manner. The coordination with the Afghans of bringing pressure on CPEC as well as negotiating hard with the Chinese on South China Sea and NSG in a far more assertive manner is good.

Prem · Post by **Prem** » 15 Aug 2016 10:13

Modi at 1.02 about PK, Balochistan ( Paki man was there listening , see that Inbred Chaleda at 36.00)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ISjPOArnnXs

archan · Post by **archan** » 15 Aug 2016 11:27

Waiting for paki media debates, the huffing, the puffing, the lal topis..

g.sarkar · Post by **g.sarkar** » 15 Aug 2016 12:10

http://new-pakistan.com/2015/06/01/cynt ... -it-seems/
Cynthia Hall’s Nuclear Warning – Is It Worse Than It Seems?
Posted on June 1, 2015 by Mahmood Adeel
We have been hearing a lot lately about RAW’s intentions against Pakistan and their fury over CPEC which has been termed as a ‘game changer’ for the region. Supposedly, there are 35,000 RAW agents on the loose in Pakistan, though our intelligence agencies have not been able to arrest a single one. We have been told that RAW is responsible for terrorism, though the actual terrorists who have been arrested in connection continue to be either run-of-the-mill extremists or educated middle-class jihadis. Each time, though, the stakes keep getting made higher. Now, the stakes have been taken to a truly terrifying level with claims that India is considering arming assets in Pakistan with “small nuclear devices”. However, the source of this latest claim makes it even more terrifying that it seems.......
35,000 RA ajents? Too many cooks spoiling the biryani? Who is Cynthia Hall? Is she a Pak plant? She was discussed by Najam Sethi at length. Sounds very fishy.
Gautam

Manish_P · Post by **Manish_P** » 15 Aug 2016 13:21

Prem wrote:Modi at 1.02 about PK, Balochistan ( Paki man was there listening , see that Inbred Chaleda at 36.00)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ISjPOArnnXs

Love the big smile on Manohar P's face at around 1:02:10

A_Gupta · Post by **A_Gupta** » 15 Aug 2016 18:27

Mani Shankar Aiyar giving aid and comfort to the Pakis.
http://tribune.com.pk/story/1162639/indian-ex-mp-bashes-rajnath-tirade-saarc-meeting/

(about Rajnath Singh)

“He had no constructive aims. He only wanted to show naïve and impressionable Indian saffronites that he had the chutzpah to tick off the Pakistanis on their own soil. That may have won him some brownie points at home, but no one else was impressed,” he added.

krisna · Post by **krisna** » 15 Aug 2016 21:23

NaMo rakes up POK and Baluchistan in his I day speech
lot of data in this article.

671 infiltration incidents and 738 terrorist attacks were reported in Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) over the last three years, according to a government reply to parliament on July 19, 2016.

many as 141 terrorists and 64 civilians were killed across the state between 2013 and July 10, 2016, the reply said.

As many as 23,061 terrorists, 1,431 civilians and 6,220 security personnel have died in J&K over 28 years to August 7, 2016, according to the South Asia Terrorism Portal.

About 34,000 AK-47 rifles, 5000 grenade launchers, 90 light machine guns, 12,000 revolvers, three anti-tank guns, four anti-aircraft guns, 350 missile launchers and 63,000 kg of explosives, including RDX and more than 100,000 grenades were seized by security forces from terrorists in J&K over the last 25 years, Modi said on August 12, 2016, at an all-party meeting on J&K.“During this period, more than 5,000 foreign terrorists were killed, which is almost equal to the strength of 5 Battalions,” said Modi.

Terrorism has cost Pakistan $118 billion over the last 15 years in direct and indirect costs, according to Pakistan’s Economic Survey 2015-16.

“Pakistan forgets that it bombs its own citizens using fighter planes. The time has come when Pakistan shall have to answer to the world for the atrocities committed by it against people in Baluchistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir,” Modi said on August 12, 2016.

In 2015, 247 civilians were killed in Balochistan, of which 114 were attributed to militant outfits and 143 were considered the work of the state apparatus and its surrogates, according to South Asia Terrorism Portal.

Since 2004, till April 17, 2016, at least 922 civilian killings were reported by militant outfits. In addition, 463 people went missing and 157 bodies were found mutilated in Balochistan in 2015.

somehow feels NaMo team have waited for sometime to shore up and improve proto indic forces, make the breaking India forces to become openly hostile or fall in line with PIF.

Looks like pakis 3.5 fathers will have tough time to assuage NaMo team.
By raising the ante talking about POK and Baluchistan openly,expect shalwar soiling and more.
things will get lot more dirtier before getting better.may take some months-years likely.

chetak · Post by **chetak** » 15 Aug 2016 22:15

LokeshC · Post by **LokeshC** » 15 Aug 2016 22:32

Baki media is going as expected (i.e. ape$h1t). Will post on media thread soon.

Prem · Post by **Prem** » 15 Aug 2016 23:38

PM raises Balochistan, sends clear message to Pakistan: Lay off
Paki stability no longer India's wish and problem.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sWdMAkO_x18

IndraD · Post by **IndraD** » 16 Aug 2016 00:57

on Paki channels their experts asking them to be prepared for parmanu holocaust and if push comes to shove use it much before India does .

Gagan · Post by **Gagan** » 16 Aug 2016 01:31

^^^ Please post the relevent video

Pakis ki buri tarah fat gayi - scared like hell!
I'm loving it onlee

ramana · Post by **ramana** » 16 Aug 2016 03:31

About 34,000 AK-47 rifles, 5000 grenade launchers, 90 light machine guns, 12,000 revolvers, three anti-tank guns, four anti-aircraft guns, 350 missile launchers and 63,000 kg of explosives, including RDX and more than 100,000 grenades were seized by security forces from terrorists in J&K over the last 25 years, Modi said on August 12, 2016, at an all-party meeting on J&K.“During this period, more than 5,000 foreign terrorists were killed, which is almost equal to the strength of 5 Battalions,” said Modi.

Some of this materials could be transferred to Baloch freedom fighters.

Could equip 30 battalions of armed troops that can give Pak army murderers befitting reply.

Bheeshma · Post by **Bheeshma** » 16 Aug 2016 05:57

Exactly what I was thinking. BLA, BRA Sindhudesh army etc can surely use them.

shiv · Post by **shiv** » 16 Aug 2016 20:16

Bheeshma wrote:Exactly what I was thinking. BLA, BRA Sindhudesh army etc can surely use them.

No. They can buy/steal from Pakistan itself.

The Indian army needs to do more of what I saw in Bangalore about 10 years ago. There was an exhibition of arms captured from terrorists along with glossy brochures and charts of the stats of 30,000 plus weapons. This should be done in every Tier 1, Tier 2 and Tier 3 city in India.

Police dept should have one specimen to shove up the ass of any Aakar Patels who might drop by