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Anindya Ji :Anindya wrote:Single entry is bad enough - but, why go ahead and propose multiple entry for terrorists and wanna-be terrorists...
India moots multi-entry visa on LoC to boost trade
Follow articles by Mehreen Zahra-Malik. She seems to be connected.In a Reuters article on the Pakistani military's threat to launch an operation against the Movement of the Taliban in Pakistan in North Waziristan*, some interesting details emerge on Maulana Umar Qasmi, the leader of Ahrar-ul-Hind:
According to intelligence officers, Qasmi hails from Jhang, a southern Punjab city that is home to the eponymous Lashkar-e-Jhangvi, an anti-Shi'ite sectarian group which supplied foot-soldiers for al Qaeda in Pakistan. Soon after high school, they said, Qasmi moved to nearby Bahawalpur, close to the Indian border, where he is said to have enrolled in a seminary run by Maulana Masood Azhar, the head of Jaish.
And in subsequent years he became dangerously well-networked as he moved between southern Punjab and the tribal lands in the northwest, notably in the Mohmand region, where a Pakistani Taliban faction executed 23 soldiers last month - an incident that raised criticism of Sharif for pursuing peace talks. Officials also believe Qasmi is close to Jundullah, the group behind a suicide bombing that killed at least 78 Christians at a church in Peshawar last September.
And they reckon he could muster 1,200 fighters drawn from various Punjabi-based groups for deadly operations against Pakistani cities.
Given that the group said at its founding that Ahrar-ul-Hind is based in "the urban areas of Pakistan," it was extremely likely that its emir would be from one of the multitude of Pakistani military- and government-backed jihadist groups. Umar Qasmi comes from Jaish-e-Mohammed, but could have just as easily been a leader in Lashkar-e-Jhangvi, or Lashkar-e-Taiba, or Harkat-ul-Mujahideen, or Harkat-ul-Jihad-al-Islami, or Hizbul Mujahideen
is real name is Faisal Benkhald, though he has recently adopted the Yiddish first name “Fishel.” He was born in Karachi in 1987, the fourth of five children born to a Jewish mother and a Muslim father. Though registered at birth as Muslim, he considers himself Jewish and is now fighting for state recognition of his chosen religion — an apostasy
Fishel is not planning to reveal his chosen religion to his neighbors and colleagues upon his return, but he is certainly going back with a mission. He intends to enter the National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) and change his official religious status from Muslim to Jew.
If NADRA permits him to do so (which he thinks is unlikely), he will be committing the crime of apostasy, punishable by death.
“It is dangerous but I will go at least once to record my request to change the status of my religion from Islam to Judaism so that their response can be documented,” says Fishel.
....“My dream for the near future in Pakistan is to gain some empathy from Pakistani Muslims for cleaning the Jewish graves. Later I will try to harness it in getting support and help in the legal process for a small synagogue in Pakistan. After getting that little piece of paper in my hand stating that legally we are allowed to have a synagogue, my dream will come true,” says Fishel.
Anujan, hasn't she re-appeared after a long break ?Anujan wrote:Follow articles by Mehreen Zahra-Malik. She seems to be connected.
VikasRaina wrote:Road Crossing in Pakistan (Instructions for Pak-Lurkers)
Look both left and right for cars, motorcycles, animals and Pedestrians.
Look up for American drones and look down for land mines
Look sideways for kidnappers and suicide bombers
Look back for any body guards
Hold your bags tight and check carefully if you are Sharia compliant
Then cross the road walking zig-zag to avoid bullets
His tweets will be used to qadrify him before he even reaches the steps of any courthouse in bakistan.Nandu wrote:His twitter handle.
https://twitter.com/Jew_Pakistani
Because we Hindus have never learnt from history. We have been committing the same mistake since bin qasim's backpacking days.Anindya wrote:Single entry is bad enough - but, why go ahead and propose multiple entry for terrorists and wanna-be terrorists...
+1anupmisra wrote:Because we Hindus have never learnt from history. We have been committing the same mistake since bin qasim's backpacking days.Anindya wrote:Single entry is bad enough - but, why go ahead and propose multiple entry for terrorists and wanna-be terrorists...
IMO unlikely. He will be a great tool for the Pakistani establishment to prove their liberal credentials while India will be accused of "Kill all Muslims yesterday under Moditva"anupmisra wrote:His tweets will be used to qadrify him before he even reaches the steps of any courthouse in bakistan.Nandu wrote:His twitter handle.
https://twitter.com/Jew_Pakistani
The Hindu country in the neighbourhood is Nepal. There are two Islamic countries. Two Buddhist. And one seculwhore country in Sooth Asia. We live by seculwhoring.anupmisra wrote:Because we Hindus have never learnt from history. We have been committing the same mistake since bin qasim's backpacking days.Anindya wrote:Single entry is bad enough - but, why go ahead and propose multiple entry for terrorists and wanna-be terrorists...
And many of Maoist Leaders who removed the Hindu states went to JNU and had close ties to INC, Indian NAC and CPI(M). It seemed more of western-Indian project rather than a Chinese project.Shalav wrote:^There is no Hindu country in the World today. Nepal changed its constitution to also become secular.
“Perchance a thaali with some meat dishes?” was my answer, but the joke didn’t fly.(Next time I am at a roadside restaurant in swat on an anti-polio drive, I will ask for freshly sliced bacon on Jewish Rye - get it?)
LinkWith a 15 to 20 per cent increase, the final figure for the country’s defence budget is likely to exceed Rs700bn — a significant boost to the existing Rs627bn for the current fiscal year.
Yes. Used to be at the news. Moved to reuters. Early articles of hers were more like press releases by ISPR, the newer articles are of a higher quality -- atleast involving legwork. If she is sending out messages on behalf of someone she is doing it very well.SSridhar wrote:Anujan, hasn't she re-appeared after a long break ?Anujan wrote:Follow articles by Mehreen Zahra-Malik. She seems to be connected.
For this reason I have wondering for some time if Tibet is better of being under PRC control than being a buffer state or under Indian influence. The Indian state does not have what it takes to hold off the Islamic Genie wheras the PRC state can adopt hard measures to control the menace.Aditya_V wrote:And many of Maoist Leaders who removed the Hindu states went to JNU and had close ties to INC, Indian NAC and CPI(M). It seemed more of western-Indian project rather than a Chinese project.Shalav wrote:^There is no Hindu country in the World today. Nepal changed its constitution to also become secular.
Shiv-jishiv wrote: IMO unlikely. He will be a great tool for the Pakistani establishment to prove their liberal credentials while India will be accused of "Kill all Muslims yesterday under Moditva"
The fact that he is being heard means he already has an establishment blessing. If he steps too far he will be warned and will sink into obscurity.
The "reimbursement" through CSF and other under the table money from Unkil are not counted towards the "official budget" of Pakistan. The TFTAs are possibly preparing for a reduction of this free money.saip wrote:Dar, army chief agree to increase defence budget: sources
LinkWith a 15 to 20 per cent increase, the final figure for the country’s defence budget is likely to exceed Rs700bn — a significant boost to the existing Rs627bn for the current fiscal year.
Did India increase the defense budget?
Good. One of my family member is die hard follower of Shri*100 Ravi Shankar. I told her about Bakistanyat......but she ignored me.Anujan wrote:Anyone remember the Art of Living Center in Isloo that Sri Sri Sri Sri Ravi Shankar inaugurated for teaching world peace to Al-Bakistan, which will reduce their stress and make South Asia a peaceful place for all South Asians, bring interfaith harmony and spread A Monkey Ayesha?
A mob just burned it down.
Such tactical moves make jihadi's cover of EQUAL==EQUAL -within Indian subcontinent and outside- go up in flames. These pakis are smart to open a paki hotel somewhere and call is 'Indian restaurant' only!Anujan wrote:Anyone remember the Art of Living Center in Isloo that Sri Sri Sri Sri Ravi Shankar inaugurated for teaching world peace to Al-Bakistan, which will reduce their stress and make South Asia a peaceful place for all South Asians, bring interfaith harmony and spread A Monkey Ayesha?
A mob just burned it down.
There is a saying in Bengali, roughly translated goes like this:Anindya wrote:Single entry is bad enough - but, why go ahead and propose multiple entry for terrorists and wanna-be terrorists...
India moots multi-entry visa on LoC to boost trade
VikasRaina wrote:Road Crossing in Pakistan (Instructions for Pak-Lurkers)
Look both left and right for cars, motorcycles, animals and Pedestrians.
Look up for American drones and look down for land mines
Look sideways for kidnappers and suicide bombers
Look back for any body guards
Hold your bags tight and check carefully if you are Sharia compliant
Then cross the road walking zig-zag to avoid bullets
What were the Hindus thinking? Besides, I disagree with the term "mob". Its an organized lashkar of one. The question is what took the peaceful muslims so long? Someone at the decision-making level should be made to pay.Anujan wrote:A mob just burned it down.
A yoga centre was today allegedly set afire by unknown miscreants in Pakistan.
Some people entered the premises of the centre in Bani Gala area on the outskirts of Islamabad and demanded money. After being denied, they set the yoga centre on fire, local media reports said.
The culprits fled the scene after the incident.
The name of the yoga centre was not immediately confirmed.
Indian spiritual guru Sri Sri Ravi Shankar had visited Pakistan in 2012 and inaugurated the centre for his Art of Living movement in Bani Gala.
It was not state actors or non state actors. These were non alphabet soup characters onlee!Anujan wrote:It wasn't a mob or lashkar. It was "group of miscreants"
http://www.business-standard.com/articl ... 012_1.html
Web link from a media source within the Islamic Republic of Pakistan for the story that Sri Sri Ravi Shankar’s Art of Living centre in Islamabad was torched.Anujan wrote:It wasn't a mob or lashkar. It was "group of miscreants"
http://www.business-standard.com/articl ... 012_1.html
A yoga centre was today allegedly set afire by unknown miscreants in Pakistan. {Snipped} ..............
12-hour power cuts are back
LAHORE: If summer comes, power cuts cannot be far behind. Twelve-hour loadshedding came back to torment the country on Saturday as the mercury hovered around the thirties in southern Punjab and Sindh while plants with a combined capacity of over 3,000MW remained idle for one reason or the other.
Power generation remained restricted to around 8,800MW for the better part of the day and touched 10,000MW during peak hours (from 6pm to 11pm), leaving a gap ranging between 4,000MW and 5,000MW. Planners were left with no option but to enforce 10-12 hour load management in major cities.
According to an official of the National Transmission and Dispatch Company (NTDC), the demand during the day was around 13,000MW. The peak hours added 1,500MW during the evening. The generation, however, was much lower for a variety of reasons.
Also watch out for goras near ATMs, getting too close to one will lead to you getting shot.VikasRaina wrote:Road Crossing in Pakistan (Instructions for Pak-Lurkers)
Look both left and right for cars, motorcycles, animals and Pedestrians.
Look up for American drones and look down for land mines
Look sideways for kidnappers and suicide bombers
Look back for any body guards
Hold your bags tight and check carefully if you are Sharia compliant
Then cross the road walking zig-zag to avoid bullets
The NISP has three parts and the third part is secretive and remains unpublished. One can be sure that this part will say everything diametrically opposite to what is stated above. AoA.Pakistan’s first ever National Internal Security Policy (NISP) apart from addressing critical issues related to threat perceptions ranging from street crimes to nuclear terrorism, envisages a deradicalisation programme which involves looping madrassas into mainstream education.
The policy tabled by Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan in the National Assembly recently, is aimed at protecting the national interest of Pakistan and includes three key elements — a dialogue with all stakeholders, isolation of terrorists from their support systems and enhancing deterrence and capacity of the security apparatus. The NISP said dialogue offered a political means to end internal disputes but this is not the only option though it is the most preferred way to bring peace and reconciliation. Doors were open for negotiations with all anti-state and non-state groups within the limit of the Constitution and without compromising the primary interests of territorial integrity and sovereignty of the state.
The National Counter Terrorism Authority (NACTA), designated as the focal organisation for coordinating counter terrorism efforts in Pakistan, in consultation with other institutions supporting NISP, will develop and coordinate a National De-Radicalization Programme Design. The policy envisages the integration of mosques and madrassas in the national and provincial educational establishment by mapping and then mainstreaming and integrating the existing and new madrassas and private sector educational institutions.
The policy said a large number of terrorists, either are, or have been students of madrassas where they were brainwashed to take up arms against the state. Therefore, the madrassa and mosque remains an important point of focus for any government policy to stem the spread of extremism in Pakistan. The policy recognised a need to develop a national narrative based on tolerance, harmony and the right of the people to make religious, political and social choices.
The madrassa system cannot be excluded from the internal security parameters of the country, the policy stated.{But, what is this fake wailing against madrassah-churned-out students ? After all, the GoP wants them. The Pakistani Army stands by them and have assimilated them into their force. What was 1947/1948 if not for jihadists ? What was Al Badr doing in 1971 in East Pakistan ? What was Kargil ? What does Corps Commander, Lahore do attending the iftaar party with Hafeez Saeed ?} Controlling funding of the terrorists is a major challenge especially when the curriculum in these madrassas does not prepare the youth for the job market.
It is proposed to tighten control over foreign funding to non-governmental organisations and madrassas by involving banks, the Federal Board of Revenue and taxation departments to monitor the flow of money to suspected organisations.
I was talking to a paki guy sometime back who just returned from pissawar. Besides the above he added one more. If you find yourself hit by a splatter of blood, just wipe it and keep walking!Yogi_G wrote:Also watch out for goras near ATMs, getting too close to one will lead to you getting shot.VikasRaina wrote:Road Crossing in Pakistan (Instructions for Pak-Lurkers)
Look both left and right for cars, motorcycles, animals and Pedestrians.
Look up for American drones and look down for land mines
Look sideways for kidnappers and suicide bombers
Look back for any body guards
Hold your bags tight and check carefully if you are Sharia compliant
Then cross the road walking zig-zag to avoid bullets