Arundhati roy is true momeen e bak.
Give biss a chance, send arundhati to bakistan.
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Meanwhile forty one became " fahadullah..fahadullah.... ....fahadullah??? " in ultra tight fidayeen airbus, hain ?
Arundhati roy is true momeen e bak.
that was only part of the entire episode that restored my faith in duniya's rakhwala.AjayKK wrote: " fahadullah..fahadullah.... ....fahadullah??? " in ultra tight fidayeen airbus, hain ?
"People in Pakistan are very friendly.
My earlier photographer kept my camera as a token of Pakistaniyat
I had to give another camera to some one else
This is author in front of parking area of AQKhan bus-lab.
As soon as photographer clicked click, there was a big flash and a boom.
The bus-lab was nowhere to be seen.
Miracles are very common in Pakistan, just like China
vaman wrote:Teesta
Nayar
Aare Ulloo, what dephi logic? Onlee to be with her troo Mard! Hain?WASILLA, Alaska -- Even for a nonconformist, Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin has defied political logic with her sudden, stunning announcement to leave office more than a year early.
Nine Lashkar men, three militants killed in Mohmand
GHALANAI: Nine members of a tribal volunteer force (lashkar) and three militants were killed during a clash in Mohmand Agency on Saturday.
According to officials, a group of armed militants attacked members of the Qaumi Lashkar in Pamp Pokha area of Ambar tehsil late on Friday night when they were returning to their base.
Lashkar sources said that militants had captured three tribesmen and taken them away. They said militants might have fled to Bajaur. Five militants were injured in the fighting.
‘We have asked the Mohmand administration to take up the matter with the Bajaur administration to block the infiltration of miscreants into the region,’ they said.
‘Militants from Bajaur often cross into Mohmand for attacks.’
Lashkar volunteers demolished dozens of houses of militants and captured several suspects in Shati Maina, Adam Kor and Omarkhel areas of Ambar tehsil on Saturday.
They also claimed to have controlled a number of strategic villages and destroyed several militant hideouts.
Sources said that the Qaumi Lashkar, led by Chandi Khan and Sadat Khan, had over 1,500 volunteers and their number was rising.
Soon after the Taliban attack, a jirga of 200 elders and volunteers held a meeting with Mohmand political agent Amjad Ali Khan.
They urged the government to set up security checkposts in Shati Kandao, Danish Kool Khward and Sar Lara Sar areas.
The political agent announced a compensation of Rs100,000 for families of each of the lashkar fighters killed in the clash with militants.
He claimed that security forces had arrested Taliban commander Fazal Hadi outside the Nadra office in Ghalanai and 36 suspects in Khwaizai and Bazai areas. He said that Alingar area had been cleared of militants.
Mr Amjad said that about 2,000 militants were still in Mohmand. About 600 of them have surrendered to the political administration and 300 have been killed during operations in different areas of the region.
A large number of militants had fled the area because of the action by security forces, he added. He said that most of the militant hideouts had been destroyed.
Syed Zahid Jan in Upper Dir adds: Clashes between a tribal lashkar and militants erupted again on Saturday in Doog Darra area of Upper Dir after a two-day break.
According sources, about 40 to 50 militants attacked the lashkar’s positions in Tutam Khwar area in the village of Badarkanai.
Lashkar fighters repulsed the attack and killed one foreign militant and injured another.
Geela kar diya. Now duspercenti bill habe to sale the couch at a dishcount. It ij tainted. No peerafit here.raghunath wrote:Bliss to see bhat our baki jernail doing (sharam sharam![]()
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And, hij open wallet on Center Table.derkonig wrote:^^^
Bliss to notis jernail's danda on the tabil, jest in case jernail haj to gibhe stribes to 10%i or geelanahi.....
Well! The jernail is a true pee-leaver.Arunkumar wrote:raghunath wrote:Bliss to see bhat our baki jernail doing (sharam sharam![]()
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bhat else do u egspect on a casting couch, I poouch
British Islamic group plans coup in Pakistan: report
Londonabad: An Islamic militant group based in Britain plans to overthrow the Pakistani government, a British media report said on Sunday.
Followers of the fundamentalist group Hizb ut-Tahrir have called for a "bloodless military coup" in Islamabad and the creation of a caliphate in which strict Islamic laws would be rigorously enforced, The Sunday Times reported.
The group is believed to have been set up in Pakistan in the early 1990s by Imtiaz Malik, a British-born Pakistani who may still be secretly operating as its leader in the country.
Members of the group, which is banned in Pakistan and calls itself the Liberation party in Britain, said last week that it planned to make Pakistan a base to spread Islamic rule across the world.
"Pakistan was neglected and ignored until it had a nuclear bomb and then the global leaders realised it would be a good strategic base for the caliphate," said Maajid Nawaz, one of the organisation's pioneers in Pakistan, who has since renounced the group.
Nawaz claimed at least 10 British activists were planted in each of Pakistan's main cities. "The traffic has been increasing ever since and people are always going back and forth (to the UK)," he added.
The newspaper also obtained the names of a dozen British Hizb ut-Tahrir activists based in Lahore and Karachi, or who move regularly between Britain and Pakistan.
Tayyib Muqeem, an English teacher from Stoke-on-Trent, said he moved to Lahore to persuade Pakistanis to join the movement.
He said the organisation's aim was to subject Muslim and western countries to Islamic rule under sharia law - "by force" if necessary. In a caliphate, "every woman would have to cover up", adultery would be punished by stoning to death and thieves' hands would be chopped off, he said.
Muqeem said Islamic rule would be spread through "indoctrination" and by "military means" if non-Muslim countries refused to bow to it and "waging war" would be part of the caliphate's foreign policy. One of the strategy of the group in Pakistan is to influence military officers, he said.
Shahzad Sheikh, a Pakistani recruit and the group's official spokesman in Karachi, said that the group plans to persuade the army to instigate a "bloodless coup" against the present government which he described as "worse than the Taliban".
"It is the military who hold the power (in Pakistan) and we are asking them to give their allegiance to Hizb ut-Tahrir," he said. "I can't explain to you in detail how we are trying to influence the military... We never disclose our methodology of change. You may say it is a coup."
Four army officers were arrested in 2003 in Pakistan on suspicion of being linked to extremist groups. A Hizb ut-Tahrir insider claimed that they were recruited by the organisation's "Pakistan team" while training at Sandhurst.
Mullah Pre-mullah, the link ij nat halaal it seemj.. It gives aal sarts aaf kuffar errors!