Bharat Rakshak

#PlasticBan but it's different in pakistan

Now pakistan is framing @LodhiMaleeha as RAW Agent/working for India.

She did everything for pakistan even came up with fake photos to save his çountry but this is what pakistan pays.

@ImranKhanPTI failed due to his immaturity now making false allegations of her being agent.

‘Maleeha Lodhi's Fatal Flaw: Her Son Is Married To A Hindu’. A quintessential South Asian expat mom, Lodhi says, “I want my son to marry a Pakistani Muslim. I’m very spiritual—it’s a critical part of me. One day, I want to go home.”

Maleeha Lodhi’s Fatal Flaw: Her Son Is Married To A Hindu

SEEMA SIROHI
OCTOBER 4, 2019

WASHINGTON DC: The reason Pakistan decided to name a woman beater, Munir Akram, as its permanent representative to the United Nations and unceremoniously remove Maleeha Lodhi from her post is apparently because her only son is married to a Hindu.

To be sure, this is one of the many reasons why Lodhi’s star dimmed but it was said to be the final straw that broke the camel’s back.

That this detail became known in the midst of the Kashmir fracas and a new low in India-Pakistan relations was too much for the army generals and Prime Minister Imran Khan to bear. Lodhi was deemed a security risk, according to well-informed sources, and her performance began being judged vis-a-vis her personal life.

Lodhi became the target of an intense public campaign once the news leaked that her son Faisal, who is in his late 30s, was married to an Indian-origin woman named Gaurika Gambhir. Old wedding photos circulated on Twitter last month.

Gambhir’s profile says she is from Delhi and has worked at ABN AMRO and HSBC banks. She studied at Columbia University.

Pakistanis began calling Lodhi a “traitor” to the cause and said there was a deep conflict of interest. Some called her an Indian agent but others defended her. Lodhi has refused to comment publicly on her son’s personal life and said that she had always planned to move on after the UN General Assembly this year.

Ironically, in 2003 she had told a British newspaper, The Telegraph, after becoming Pakistan’s high commissioner in London: “I want my son to marry a Pakistani Muslim. I’m very spiritual—it’s a critical part of me. One day, I want to go home.”

Home she did go but not voluntarily. Complaints had been piling up against Lodhi despite her efforts to endear herself to the present dispensation. Khan’s performance at the UNGA was hailed by supporters as sterling and she got some credit for that.

As Pakistani columnist Mohammad Taqi sarcastically asked on Twitter: “Haw hai, removing the manager of the #UNGA World Cup-winning team?”

It’s another matter that the rest of the world was appalled at Khan’s 50-minute speech, which included a veiled threat to use nuclear weapons. He became the first leader to threaten nuclear war from the podium of the UN.

It seems the removal of Lodhi, who was sometimes referred to as Gen. Lodhi for her proximity to Pakistan’s military-intelligence complex, was a long time coming. She was perceived as “incompetent” by the powers that be.

The reason: her total and utter failure to effectively raise the Kashmir issue in the United Nations over the past two months. She wasn’t able to rouse any country to go after India. Even China did the bare minimum and cut its losses. The U.S.-French wall was higher.

Lodhi’s handling of the UN Security Council’s “informal consultations” on August 16 following India’s decision to revoke Article 370 and divide Jammu & Kashmir into two union territories came under the scanner. Word got back to Islamabad that Lodhi didn’t have mastery over the complex rules and traditions of the UN system.

A Pakistani analyst said she often “twisted” facts and sometimes simply resorted to spreading untruths to make herself look good. Her self-promotion on Twitter is legendary.

Before and after the August 16 UNSC consultations on Kashmir, Lodhi gave exaggerated accounts of what she had “accomplished” to the Pakistani press, some of which she had to retract. She talked as if she was inside the room or had a representative when the consultations—called by China—were restricted to UNSC members.

Lodhi’s appearance at the podium immediately after was seen as ineffective and wooden. It looked even worse against the star performance by India’s Permanent Representative Syed Akbaruddin.

Lodhi didn’t take any questions while Akbaruddin did, including a few from Pakistani journalists. Rawalpindi was riled and Islamabad was incensed at this public failure, a Pakistani source said.

Pakistani American groups had anyway been complaining to Khan over time about her conduct. Malik Nadeem Abid, head of New York-based “Kashmir Mission USA,” in particular had gone after Lodhi for her failure to raise the Kashmir issue more aggressively. He has since claimed victory on Pakistani TV channels for her ouster.

Among Lodhi’s other major gaffes was her flashing a photo of a Palestinian girl at the UN in 2017, claiming it was evidence of “Indian brutality” in Kashmir. The picture was taken in 2014 in Gaza by a photographer named Heidi Levine, and the girl had been injured in an Israeli attack.

At this year’s UNGA, Lodhi referred to Boris Johnson as “foreign minister” instead of prime minister in a tweet. “Sorry typo in previous tweet. Prime Minister Imran Khan met British PM this morning,”

Back in Islamabad they said, my cup runneth over.

Lodhi has been around a long time, serving as Gen. Pervez Musharraf’s ambassador to the U.S. and high commissioner to the United Kingdom. Her latest stint in New York began with former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif who didn’t want her in Washington but is said to have tolerated her presence at the UN to keep peace with the generals.

As things stand now, Akram will represent Pakistan in the era of the #MeToo movement—a man accused of beating his live-in girlfriend the last time he was Pakistan’s envoy to the UN.

The stables in “Naya Pakistan” must be empty that Khan found only Akram. In 2002, Akram was fodder for New York tabloids after his live-in girl friend Marijana Mihic accused him of physical abuse. Until then he was known mainly for verbal strikes, against India.

He scurried back to Pakistan before the U.S. State Department could revoke his diplomatic immunity and the case was hushed up.

Hopefully, he can’t do much harm to women around him at the ripe old age of 73. As for India, he can still do harm but his task is much tougher than before.

(The author is a Washington-based analyst and columnist. Views expressed in this article are personal.)

chetak wrote:twitter

‘Maleeha Lodhi's Fatal Flaw: Her Son Is Married To A Hindu’. A quintessential South Asian expat mom, Lodhi says, “I want my son to marry a Pakistani Muslim. I’m very spiritual—it’s a critical part of me. One day, I want to go home.”

chetak wrote:twitter

g.sarkar wrote:Yes, these Hindus are shameless and tend to turn up everywhere they are not wanted. Strict control is required. For example after hanging, Zulfie's body was checked if his peepee was circumcised. Karnails and Jarnails were worried that he may have been a Hindu RAA sleeper mole, passing off as a Mard-e-Momin. (ZAB's mother was born a Hindu.) Being a Hindu is the kiss of death for the Pak elites.Gautam

There were some unintended consequences of the trip too. Inexplicably, the Saudi crown prince, Mohammad bin Salman, was so alienated by some dimensions of the Pakistani prime minister’s diplomacy in New York – he couldn’t have been happy at the prospect of Imran Khan, Recip Tayyib Erdogan and Mahathir Mohammad planning to jointly represent the Islamic bloc, nor with Pakistan’s interlocution with Iran without his explicit approval — that he visibly snubbed Imran by ordering his private jet to disembowel the Pakistani delegation. Significantly, too, Pakistan’s Permanent Representative to the UN, Maleeha Lodhi, lost her job (did Khan’s cronies have anything to do with it?) before the dust of “victory at the UN” had settled.

One is reminded of the hero’s welcome Zulfikar Ali Bhutto received after his address to the UN on the night of December 15-16, 1971, when Dhaka fell. “I will not be a party to it”, he thundered. “We will fight; we will go back and fight….Why should I waste my time here in the Security Council? I will not be a party to the ignominious surrender of a part of my country”. And it came to pass that Mrs Hasina Wajid, the daughter of the “traitor” Mujibur Rahman who led the secession of Bangladesh from Pakistan, spoke at the UNGA after Imran Khan and “reminded” the world how many “millions” of Bengalis died and how many “hundreds of thousands of women” were “raped” by the Pakistan Army,

The truth is that the world doesn’t give a damn about the UN resolutions on Kashmir. The truth is that Pakistan’s intelligence and diplomacy failed to anticipate Modi’s moves and devise appropriate pre-emptive policy. The truth is the world is now ready to live with India’s annexation of Kashmir. The truth is that Pakistan is internationally isolated. The truth is that Pakistan is bankrupt and desperately dependent while resurgent India is globally wooed.

Moreover, the PM was also informed that Maleeha Lodhi sent a letter to Special Assistant to PM on Information Firdous Ahsiq Awan stressing that press minister post is lying vacant in UN since the last 10 months, therefore, former press minister Saeed Anwar be appointed on this position. When the factors leading to issuance of this letter by Maleeha Lodha to Firdous Ashiq Awan were ascertained, they also proved indescribable. Later decision was taken to remove Maleeha Lodhi. It is pertinent to mention here that reports on social media have come that Faisal Sherwani, son of Maleeha Lodhi had got married to an Indian lady whose family has close relations with Modi family. No contradiction has come from Maleeha Lodhi and her family on this count so far.

idrw.org .Read more at India No 1 Defence News Website https://idrw.org/leaked-un-letter-behin ... s-removal/ .

Peregrine wrote:

... to disembowel the Pakistani delegation.

Vayutuvan wrote:So MBS evacuated his inner Pakstaniyat that morning. Occasional enema is indicated by naturopathy.

Peregrine wrote:

The truth is that the world doesn’t give a damn about the UN resolutions on Kashmir. The truth is that Pakistan’s intelligence and diplomacy failed to anticipate Modi’s moves and devise appropriate pre-emptive policy. The truth is the world is now ready to live with India’s annexation of Kashmir. The truth is that Pakistan is internationally isolated. The truth is that Pakistan is bankrupt and desperately dependent while resurgent India is globally wooed.

Amber G. wrote:Running between the wickets .. Baki-style..

Kashi wrote:Hajam's Pakistaniyat shows up in the very next paragraph, when he says that "Narendra Modi has internationalised the Kashmir dispute", contradicting all that he wrote above.

If the world doesn't give a damn, how can it be internationalised, hain??

The fear of lamp post is strong in Narakistan.

Kashi wrote:Hajam's Pakistaniyat shows up in the very next paragraph, when he says that "Narendra Modi has internationalised the Kashmir dispute", contradicting all that he wrote above.

If the world doesn't give a damn, how can it be internationalised, hain??

The fear of lamp post is strong in Narakistan.

Peregrine wrote:Gautam Ji :
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Rsatchi wrote:https://youtu.be/MeP0ha2-VeI
Listen from 1.50 onwards the panellist saying that SMQ is lobbying to replace Dimran.
He is close of GHQ. Recently he forwarded a name for an Ambassador post turned down by Dimran.
See what Rauf Klaasra is saying.
https://youtu.be/ACYBlvugOCs
Post UNGA-DUNGA-DANGAL Dimmy is trying to irritate the Jarnails
He has sacked Lodhi who was purported to be close to GHQ.
If and when lamposting happens??, maybe SMQ is positioning himself to the 'Electric Chair'
I suppose that's what the PM kursi in TSP is, isn't it!!!

vimal wrote:Most likely already posted here.

Jihad 101 - Taliban basic training in Pakistan | DW Documentary

ISLAMABAD: Pakistani weekly magazine 'Friday Times' has made a shocking revelation that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad Bin Salman was upset with Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan following his visit to the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), hence, he asked for the Pakistan PM's aircraft to return to New York midway.

Meanwhile, a spokesman of the Pakistan government said: "This is a cooked story.Pakistan and Saudi Arab leaders have good relations. There is an attempt to weaken the successful talks between world leader and the Prime Minister. Conclusion over the Prime Minister's meeting with Turkey and Malaysia leader was self-made. The report was aimed to strike on the relations of two country for political motives. We dismiss this report."

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anishns wrote:Whatever happened to the march across LoC that thousands of mujahids were supposed to attempt today?

https://youtu.be/rC3kXAIjCxQ

The JKLF have assembled at Muzaffarabad. Tomorrow morning they cut across LoC from Chakothi. I don’t understand why BRF is not monitoring it