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arun wrote:

SSridhar wrote:Narcotics in Pakistani boat may have been to fund terror - Dipanjan Roy Chaudhury, Economic Times

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Government officials suspect that narcotics worth hundreds of crores found in a Pakistani boat seized off Gujarat coast earlier this week was perhaps meant to finance terror with institutional backing even as Islamabad has blamed New Delhi for not sharing information on the vessel.

Government sources told ET that while it is too early to say whether cross-border terror groups had any sinister design and that interrogation of the crew members only could reveal the truth, the motive behind smuggling drugs could have been to finance terror. Indian Navy and Coast Guard had in a joint operation seized a boat carrying 232 kg of heroin, with estimated street value of Rs 600 crore, and eight Pakistani crew members from international waters off Gujarat coast on Monday.

Some media reports claimed that both boats had the same handlers.

Indian Express headline says "‘Boat blown up, heroin vessel had same handlers,’ Intelligence agencies say":

Indian Express

Gagan wrote:Bakistanis have created a saang in honor of Shee Jingping's vijit.
It goes like:
Pak-Cheen dosti zindabaad
zindabaad, zindabaad, zindabaad
Pak-Cheen dosti Shee Shee
Shee-shee, shee-shee, shee-shee

AoA to that.
Its ringing in my ears, after monitoring their tv these last fews days.

Oh BTW, Prejident Shee Jinping calls Pakistan as BAJ-IS-TAAN. With a "B" and a "J" in the relevant places, perhaps in reference to the type of relationship and the services that BaJistan gives to Cheen

KARACHI: Karachi Stock Exchange (KSE) Managing Director Nadeem Naqvi has said the exchange has written a letter to ACE Securities, asking its management to immediately meet investors’ demands for share transfers and cash withdrawals.

The stock market has been abuzz with reports of at least one brokerage house failing to honour investors’ requests following the alleged escape of their owners from the country.

Pakistan should take no sides in an external power game between Muslim states. Instead, we need to be deeply concerned with Saudi Arabia deliberately fomenting extremism within Pakistan, leading to horrific consequences. The loud support it has received from the officially banned violent sectarian-militant group, the Sipah-i-Sahaba, now rechristened as Ahle Sunnat Wal Jamaat, stands testimony. Long the recipient of Saudi benevolence, ASWJ has blasted parliament’s decision and staged public rallies urging Pakistan’s intervention in Yemen. The International Islamic University in Islamabad, with a frankly sectarian agenda, is another Saudi bastion, headed by a Saudi national who, amazingly, can speak no English or Urdu. Across the country, madressahs and mullahs receive Saudi funding and spread sectarian poisons.

Director General ISPR, Asim Bajwa took to Twitter to post a short statement Saturday condemning the murder as "tragic and unfortunate", adding that intelligence agencies have been tasked to assist in the investigation of the killing.

SSridhar wrote:

Gagan wrote:Meanwhile...
Khwaja Asif, Paki Defence Minister doing hara kiri & soosai...
Video is 1 week old...

Frankly, I haven't ever heard of a Pakistani politician, leave alone its Defence Minister, speaking so strongly against the Armed forces. Usually, the Defence Ministers are mere ornaments and are necessitated by the evil of democracy. All decisions are taken by the Army and endorsed by the Defence Secretary who is always a retired Lt. Gen. Clearly, something has happened about ten days earlier (since the video is a week old) between the PML-N government and the PA and either the Defence Minister took it too personally or his boss asked him to shred the PA. Has it got anything to do with Yemen? Does the badder Sharif want to deploy the PA while the bad Sharif does not? The badder Sharif might have been paid off handsomely by the Saudis to do so.

DIG Karachi-South Dr Jamil Ahmed, who is leading the investigation team formed by the Karachi police chief, said: “It is a clear case of targeted killing and police are working on a few possible motives for the murder.”

Firstly, he said, the investigators were looking into the possibility of the involvement of some extremist organisations in it, as she was a ‘liberal, educated and intellectual woman’ who used to organise programmes on different issues.

Secondly, he said, an ‘enemy country or its intelligence agency’ might have wanted to reverse the “stability” returning to the country after the launch of Operation Zarb-i-Azb.

Thirdly, he said, her murder might be related to some ‘personal enmity’.

Speak, this brief hour is long enough Before the death of body and tongue: Speak, 'cause the truth is not dead yet, #Faiz #SabeenMahmud

Anujan wrote:

DIG Karachi-South Dr Jamil Ahmed, who is leading the investigation team formed by the Karachi police chief, said: “It is a clear case of targeted killing and police are working on a few possible motives for the murder.”

Firstly, he said, the investigators were looking into the possibility of the involvement of some extremist organisations in it, as she was a ‘liberal, educated and intellectual woman’ who used to organize programmes on different issues.

Secondly, he said, an ‘enemy country or its intelligence agency’ might have wanted to reverse the “stability” returning to the country after the launch of Operation Zarb-i-Azb.

Thirdly, he said, her murder might be related to some ‘personal enmity’.

It has been 64 years since the first Prime Minister of Pakistan, Nawabzada Liaquat Ali Khan, was assassinated during a speech in Rawalpindi. Following the early demise of Mr. Jinnah, Liaquat Ali Khan was the senior most leader of All India Muslim League. Belonging to a landowning family from United Provinces (U.P), Liaquat Ali Khan was active in provincial and national politics. He played a pivotal role in the return of Mr. Jinnah in 1930s after the veteran politician had lost enthusiasm for the cause of Muslim nationalism. Mr. Liaquat was elected as the first Prime Minister of Pakistan after Partition. In October 1951, Liaquat Ali Khan rose to address a crowd in Municipal Park, Rawalpindi, when he was shot to death by Syed Akbar. Syed Akbar was shot fatally on the spot by members of the security. An official investigation of this murder was ordered by the Governor General of Pakistan. During the course of investigation, a plane containing the chief investigative officer of the case developed malfunction and was destroyed. Till date, the assassination of Liaquat Ali Khan has remained a mystery. New information has surfaced in the recent years, that sheds some light on the incident and the hidden hands involved in getting rid of Pakistan’s first Prime Minister. Pakistan’s premier news agency ‘Offline’ reported that a renowned Saudi Newspaper ‘Arab News’ reported that a declassified document from the US State Department clearly identified the powers that were interested in getting Liaqat Ali Khan killed. The declassified cable quoted a well-sourced Urdu newspaper from Bhopal named ‘Nadeem’ which ran a sting operation to obtain information that Liaquat’s murder had been ‘a deep-rooted conspiracy and recognizable hands were involved in it’. The US Cable from US Embassy in Delhi mentioned the news and recommended a Pulitzer Prize for the journalists behind this vital scoop. Bhopal-based Urdu newspaper ‘Nadeem’ ran a sting operation to obtain crucial information The cable mentioned that secretary to the assistant to the secretary of US Ambassador in Karachi has jotted down ‘Holiday’ for October 19th in a table diary and then immediately struck it off. Other words that were written and then removed by the US official included ‘conspiracy’, ‘Bambino’, ‘Nietzsche’, ‘Humidity’ and ‘Chutzpah’. The story also mentioned how the US Ambassador in Karachi called Liaquat’s wife Ra’ana for condolences only thirty-five seconds before the Governor General of Pakistan and this was a crucial link that was not investigated properly. Another beacon of objective journalism in Pakistan, the Lakspress Urdu paper divulged further details from the plot. The paper revealed that America was eyeing Iranian oil reserves in those days and Pakistan was quite cosy with Iran while Afghanistan didn’t fancy Pakistan much. The American President had personally begged Liaquat Ali Khan to intervene on his behalf in the matter of oil contracts being discussed between Iran and the United States. India was sulking next door because it was being ignored in this ménage-à-trois. Liaquat Ali Khan refused to entertain the American request and threatened to form a separate bloc. Upon hearing of this discretion, the CIA decided to bump off Liaquat.
Descendants of the eyewitnesses recall that Liaquat Ali Khan’s last words were ‘Et tu, Truman?’ The King of United States phoned the King of Afghanistan and a plan was finalised. Syed Akbar and two other secret service officials were deputed with the task of assassinating Liaquat Ali Khan in Rawalpindi. The US wanted a Sunni Muslim Assassin so that the blame can be deflected from itself (More than half of the population of United States was Shia at the time). According to our own investigation into this mystery, Liaquat Ali Khan’s assassination was not actually conducted by Syed Akbar. Instead, an earlier version of a drone was used to kill the ghairat-mand Prime Minister.
Our investigations revealed that a few days prior to Mr. Liaqat’s death, American officials had wanted to obtain permission for using Pakistan’s northern areas as a testing ground for HAARP but the request was denied. The cartridges found from Prime Minister Liaquat’s body were custom made in the United States.
Descendants of the eyewitnesses to that event recall that Liaquat Ali Khan’s last words actually were, ‘Et tu, Truman?’ President Truman accompanies Prime Minister Liaquat Ali Khan in Washington D.C Julian Assange and his organisation, WikiLeaks, should be awarded the highest civilian honour There have been many mysterious murders in Pakistan’s history, besides the Liaquat Ali Khan assassination. The nation still doesn’t know the details about the deaths of Zia-ul-Haq, Benazir Bhutto and Osama bin Laden. The release of crucial information about the Liaquat Ali Khan case is welcome news for all the murder conspiracy enthusiasts in the Land of Pure. Julian Assange and his organisation, WikiLeaks, should be awarded the highest civilian honour for unearthing such valuable information from the troves of U.S. State Department cables.
It is my humble request to the relevant authorities that perpetrators of this heinous murder be brought to justice at the earliest opportunity so that enemies of our country think long and hard before conspiring against this great nation.

LokeshC wrote:

bullet got in, bullet got out. Person's fault for getting the way. Mistaken identity. Person ahead of her, ducked. Wrong address. Driver pushed brake instead of accelerator at the wrong time. Celebratory gunfire gone wrong. Unpaid bills. Asylum for the family. CoMpensation from the governmand.

Hina Butt Hayat ‏@hinaparvezbutt 2h2 hours ago

Deeply saddened by Nepal earthquake tragedy. Lets have no borders & no restrictions to help Nepalese people bec human 1st then border comes

arun wrote:Najam Sethi with regard to the targeted killing of social activist Sabeen Mahmood says “foreign hand’s involvement cannot be ruled out, as India isn’t happy due to the Chinese investment and also making noise over the issue”.

There have been many mysterious murders in Pakistan’s history, besides the Liaquat Ali Khan assassination. The nation still doesn’t know the details about the deaths of Zia-ul-Haq, Benazir Bhutto and Osama bin Laden. The release of crucial information about the Liaquat Ali Khan case is welcome news for all the murder conspiracy enthusiasts in the Land of Pure. Julian Assange and his organisation, WikiLeaks, should be awarded the highest civilian honour for unearthing such valuable information from the troves of U.S. State Department cables. It is my humble request to the relevant authorities that perpetrators of this heinous murder be brought to justice at the earliest opportunity so that enemies of our country think long and hard before conspiring against this great nation.

The link will be made to a recently cancelled talk. A warning had been issued and it had not been heeded. But new phases, wider targets, are not triggered by a talk here or protest there.

Vipul wrote:Add daughter Swara Bhaskar to the list of pappi jhappi seekers.

Hope C Uday Bhaskar does not turn out into another turd like Admiral Ramdas.

Swara Bhaskar @ReallySwara · Apr 4

A balanced & comprehensive analysis on #IranDeal by @theUday Well put Dad! <3
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XgwqV2vzGtE …

As a citizen of Pakistan, I demand to know more about Balochistan

...... As a citizen of Pakistan, I demand to know more about Balochistan.