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A_Gupta wrote:India’s efforts to ‘name and shame’ Pak at international forum thwarted

Hear him Humming and pumming .
KARACHI: Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) chief Altaf Hussain on Monday termed recent allegations against his party a nefarious plan, warning that attempts to remove him as MQM chief would result in "war in every nook and corner". Revenge will be Gardan Ke Badle Gardan.

A_Gupta wrote:India’s efforts to ‘name and shame’ Pak at international forum thwarted
http://indianexpress.com/article/india/ ... -thwarted/

Jhujar wrote:Arab Ki Poo, Four Nimcompoops for your Amuse!
Operation Jai Krishna is on.

Jhujar wrote:Like Pushtun civil war ,We need Pakjabi and Mohajir, Sindhi Civil war thread. More Paki hang on to Altaf Bhai issue, more they will slip into Civil war.

SSridhar wrote:

Jhujar wrote:Arab Ki Poo, Four Nimcompoops for your Amuse!
Operation Jai Krishna is on.Very amusing. The anchor introduced the panelists as those with a "world vision". Very entertaining. I liked everyone on the panel, especially the General. He is the stupidest of 'em all. He is still repeating Ayub Khan-like old, worn-out, cliche-laden statements. Statements like "India will fade out", "India is hiding its weakness through propaganda" etc were hilarious.

joygoswami wrote:Maulana Masood Azhar's fortress mosque, 5km from Bhawalpur HQ (XXXI Corps – home of the 26th Mechanized Division,35th Infantry Division, 13th Independent Armoured Brigade and 101st Independent Infantry Brigade)

Peregrine wrote:Aptma decides to shut textile mills

LAHORE: The Chairman of the All Pakistan Textile Mills Association, Mr S.M. Tanveer, said on Sunday that the association had decided to ‘voluntarily’ close down the textile industry because of the losses it had been suffering.

“An emergency meeting of Aptma’s general body has deliberated on the adverse circumstances and found it unfeasible to incur losses by operating mills partially,” Mr Tanveer said in a statement.

According to the Aptma chairman, the cost of doing business in the textile sector has gone through the roof and the burden of incidental taxes, provincial cess, system inefficiencies and the punitive withholding tax regime have added fuel to the fire.

The Aptma chairman said the owners of mills in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Lahore, Fai­salabad, Multan and Karachi had decided to close down operations and lay off millions of workers because they had nothing to offer their international buyers against the regional competitors.

Cheers

XNAINabout 13 hours ago
1-They are getting subsidized funding through ERF and LTTF. 2-They are getting refunds on R&D which they never do. 3-They are getting Sales tax returns which they claim by filing bogus invoices. And yet these cry babies always want more every year. Not even a single year this APTMA wants anything less. These industrialists are being spoon fed for decades by the governments. When would they grow up and start competing on their own?

DR AVIJIT SINGHabout 12 hours ago
In state of Gujarat , Maharashtra n many other states infrastructure for industrial electric supply n domestic supply r separate n one has no effect on other ! N also southern n western grid have become smart grid which means they automatically increase or decrease supply based on consumption by taking/supplying electricity from central pool ! Northern grid is in process of becoming smart grid ! Smart grid takes care of itself and no manual intervention required only monitoring by engineers ! Pakistan should also adapt to smart grid solutions ! By they way chennai metro rail starts from today ! India in these days facing problem due to low electricity demand , out of total generating capacity of 240000 MW , demand in these days is around 139000MW only !

Maryland man sentenced for exporting firearms to Pakistan

NEW DELHI: Pakistan's enforcement of UN financial sanctions against terrorism will be closely monitored by Financial Action Task Force (FATF) through its associate body, the Asia Pacific Group on Money Laundering (APG), after India successfully blocked China's attempt at a recent FATF meet in Brisbane to save non-FATF member Pakistan from such scrutiny.

FATF is a policy-making body whose objectives include setting standards to combat money laundering and the financing of terrorism and supporting implementation of these standards. APG on money laundering, somewhat of a mini-FATF of which Pakistan is a member, is committed to the effective implementation and enforcement of standards set by FATF.

According to sources in the government, India, with the support of allies like the US, managed to derail China's bid which was backed by Australia to shield Pakistan on terror financing. The FATF meet agreed with India's argument that Pakistan, despite not being part of FATF, was part of APG which works in close collaboration with FATF, and its enforcement of targeted financial sanctions against terrorism should be subject to monitoring by FATF through the APG.

At the FATF meeting last week, India and the US spoke up against Pakistan's lack of conviction in implementing anti-terror financial sanctions by freezing assets or attaching properties of 26/11 masterminds Hafiz Saeed and Zakiur Rehman Lakhvi and 1993 Mumbai blasts accused Dawood Ibrahim etc. China, however, argued that Pakistan was doing enough and reporting on the action taken to APG.

India was not satisfied with the report submitted by Pakistan to APG as it listed only unnamed accounts, without identifying their origins and their implications for the group's functioning. This was despite India furnishing enough details on Falah-e-Insaniyat, linked to LeT and Jamaat-ud-Dawah, publicly raising funds. Similar fund-raising at Hafiz Saeed's rallies was also highlighted.

An arrangement was worked out at FATF meet wherein Pakistan's action on terror financing will be evaluated by APG, which will then refer the issue to the FATF.

ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court has held that the massive expenses incurred on the palatial President House, Prime Minister’s House or the various Governor’s houses, as well as the extravagant lifestyles of their occupants and the perks enjoyed by government functionaries at public expense were a matter of government policy, involving political questions.

ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court has held that the massive expenses incurred on the palatial President House, Prime Minister’s House or the various Governor’s houses, as well as the extravagant lifestyles of their occupants and the perks enjoyed by government functionaries at public expense were a matter of government policy, involving political questions.[*]

Mr Dogar had contended that all the assets, funds and properties of the state of Pakistan were vested with the people of Pakistan and not public functionaries, who are only entrusted with them so they could be used for the benefit of the people.

Now, in a six-page detailed judgement, the Supreme Court admitted that there is no escaping the fact that public property is a public trust in the hands of public functionaries.

SSridhar wrote:

Jhujar wrote:Arab Ki Poo, Four Nimcompoops for your Amuse!
Operation Jai Krishna is on.

Very amusing. The anchor introduced the panelists as those with a "world vision". Very entertaining. I liked everyone on the panel, especially the General. He is the stupidest of 'em all. He is still repeating Ayub Khan-like old, worn-out, cliche-laden statements. Statements like "India will fade out", "India is hiding its weakness through propaganda" etc were hilarious.

LAHORE: The Punjab University S/yndicate on Saturday quashed the bachelor’s degree of Abdul Qadir Gilani, the eldest son of former PM Yousuf Raza Gilani, on charges of impersonation.

Appearing in the BA examination 2005-6, Abdul Qadir was first accused of causing disturbance in the examination hall after being caught using unfair means. An unfair means case was registered against him but a committee constituted by then VC Arshad Mahmood exonerated[*] [/b]him of the charge.

The case was re-opened and the PU initiated a de novo inquiry into the matter. The Syndicate decided with a majority vote that the BA degree of Abdul Qadir be quashed.[/quote]

As one (Paki) reader rightly commented " Imagine these individuals who cant even get an almost useless BA degree from Punjab University , get in power and make decisions for millions of people . How unfortunate !!!

Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Raheel Sharif in a meeting with Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on Tuesday at PM House discussed Indian involvement in funding terrorism in Pakistan.

The PM and COAS spoke about recent disclosures made in a BBC documentary which alleged that the Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) received Indian funding to carry out subversive activities.

The meeting also discussed matters of internal security and the war against terrorism.

Gen Raheel Sharif apprised PM Nawaz about the progress made in Operation Zarb-i-Azb across Pakistan.

The security situation at Pakistan's eastern and western borders was also examined.

The accusations against Indian funding of MQM come at a time when the political party is facing an investigation regarding charges of money laundering. A team of investigators from Scotland Yard arrived in Islamabad yesterday to question a suspect arrested in connection with the case earlier in April.

While Altaf on Monday rejected claims of any involvement with Indian spy agency Research and Analysis Wing (RAW), MQM leader Tariq Mir confessed to the London police in an earlier interview that Altaf knew about Indian funding of MQM's activities.

The Pakistani and Indian leadership have also recently exchanged inflammatory statements back-and-forth which may culminate in PM Nawaz raising the issue of Indian interference in Pakistan's affairs at the annual United Nations General Assembly this year.

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Co-Chairman Asif Ali Zardari seems to have ignored the advice of opposition politicians to continue his policy of reconciliation following his outburst against the military a couple of weeks ago.

PML-Q President Chaudhry Shujaat Hussain, who was one of the first leaders to arrive at the PPP Iftar-dinner at Zardari House on June 19 and held an extended one-to-one meeting with the PPP chief, said, “I advised Mr Zardari to actively engage in damage control, but he did not respond to me at that time.”

The PML-Q chief said that Bilawal Bhutto was present at their meeting[*] but remained expressionless and did not talk to his father throughout the meeting.

JUI-F Spokesperson Jan Achakzai, who had accompanied his party chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman to the Iftar-dinner, said he believed that the PPP had toned down its rhetoric following Mr Zardari’s outburst.

He said in his view Mr Zardari had not blamed the military establishment as a whole in his June 21 speech, but had only criticised the former military ruler Pervez Musharraf.

Thousands of South Asian migrants Pakistanis ! have left Greece in recent months to escape the country's growing economic crisis.

Jainal Abedin, a businessman and president of the Bangladeshi Association in Athens, said there were 30,000 only 30,000 people of Bangladeshi origin in Greece.

Pakistani community leaders in Athens speaking to the BBC Urdu service had a similar tale.

They say there are around 80,000 Pakistanis living in Greece. Some 17,000 are legally settled while others are either asylum seekers or illegal immigrants.

Out of about 30,000 Indians in Greece, only 18,000 were legal immigrants, he said.

We should be able to see a turning point when it comes. This is such a moment in our history…rich with possibility. But it depends upon us, upon our collective wisdom, whether we make something of it or squander the opportunity, like so many squandered before.

Making this a turning point is the army, or rather the military, no other agency. Pakistan’s political system, political class, political leadership, is a collection of duds, zeroes and ciphers. You multiply them, shuffle them, you’ll get more zeroes. That’s the iron law of mathematics. It is the army which is expiating for past sins and follies by turning a page, a crucial page, and taking on misplaced religious extremism.

True, there were generals of the army who played with the fires of extremism. But that was the past, a past of which there is nothing to be proud. Pakistan’s new turning point comes precisely because a new breed of generals, mercifully different from their predecessors, has turned its back upon that past.

arun wrote:^^^ London police says Tariq Mir's purported 'confession statement' is fake


Tariq Mir’s confession document is fake: London police

arun wrote:^^^ London police says Tariq Mir's purported 'confession statement' is fake


Tariq Mir’s confession document is fake: London police

wadi wrote:

arun wrote:^^^ London police says Tariq Mir's purported 'confession statement' is fake


Tariq Mir’s confession document is fake: London police

This is very worrisome birathers. Not only has Banya khufia agency RAA infiltrated MQM, but they have also managed to infiltrate the Al Bolis of Londonistan. Just a few weeks back, RAA also infiltrated khufia agency of one of our four-fathers, getting them to arrest Hazrat Lal Topi on false charges.

These Baniyas are truly evil.

On another note, Julian Assange once told me that RAW's next mission will be to infiltrate CIA and FBI in an attempt to forward the Baniya-Jew agenda.

A_Gupta wrote:^^^ Thanks, Sudhan, this is a completely different take on the same story "India thwarted...." by the Indian Express. This is Times of India:
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/indi ... 873563.cms

NEW DELHI: Pakistan's enforcement of UN financial sanctions against terrorism will be closely monitored by Financial Action Task Force (FATF) through its associate body, the Asia Pacific Group on Money Laundering (APG), after India successfully blocked China's attempt at a recent FATF meet in Brisbane to save non-FATF member Pakistan from such scrutiny.

FATF is a policy-making body whose objectives include setting standards to combat money laundering and the financing of terrorism and supporting implementation of these standards. APG on money laundering, somewhat of a mini-FATF of which Pakistan is a member, is committed to the effective implementation and enforcement of standards set by FATF.

According to sources in the government, India, with the support of allies like the US, managed to derail China's bid which was backed by Australia to shield Pakistan on terror financing. The FATF meet agreed with India's argument that Pakistan, despite not being part of FATF, was part of APG which works in close collaboration with FATF, and its enforcement of targeted financial sanctions against terrorism should be subject to monitoring by FATF through the APG.

At the FATF meeting last week, India and the US spoke up against Pakistan's lack of conviction in implementing anti-terror financial sanctions by freezing assets or attaching properties of 26/11 masterminds Hafiz Saeed and Zakiur Rehman Lakhvi and 1993 Mumbai blasts accused Dawood Ibrahim etc. China, however, argued that Pakistan was doing enough and reporting on the action taken to APG.

India was not satisfied with the report submitted by Pakistan to APG as it listed only unnamed accounts, without identifying their origins and their implications for the group's functioning. This was despite India furnishing enough details on Falah-e-Insaniyat, linked to LeT and Jamaat-ud-Dawah, publicly raising funds. Similar fund-raising at Hafiz Saeed's rallies was also highlighted.

An arrangement was worked out at FATF meet wherein Pakistan's action on terror financing will be evaluated by APG, which will then refer the issue to the FATF.

Jun 30, 2015 15:36 IST

United Nations: Days after China blocked its move in the UN for action against Pakistan over Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi's release, India has slammed the "indifference" of some permanent UNSC members towards restraining terrorists, saying it has questioned the Security Council's ability to combat terrorism.

"Terrorists have attacked UN institutions and peacekeepers with impunity, without being prosecuted," India's Ambassador to the UN Asoke Mukerji said at the 70th Anniversary Commemoration of the UN Charter in San Francisco.

"The indifference of some permanent members of the Council to even fetter such terrorists under the Council's own sanctions regimes has questioned the seriousness and ability of the Council to tackle what is perhaps the single biggest threat to international peace and security today," he said.
Mukerji said the use of sanctions is often cited as proof of the Council's effectiveness.
"Yet, the track record of the Council over the past few years in using this tool in an objective, transparent and effective manner, especially to counter terrorism, has been challenged," he said at the event on Saturday.
Mukerji's remarks come against the backdrop of permanent member and veto-wielding China blocking India's move in the UN demanding action against Pakistan over release of Mumbai attack mastermind and LeT commander Lakhvi in violation of a resolution of the world body. China blocked the move on grounds that India provided insufficient information.
Mukerji said the mushrooming conflicts and human suffering in many parts of the world today are symptoms of a breakdown of international peace and security, the primary responsibility for which was given by the UN Charter to the 15-nation Security Council.
The Indian envoy questioned why the five permanent members of the Council have not faced democratic approval in any UNSC election over the past 70 years.
"Within the Council, a special and privileged responsibility has been given by the Charter to the five allied powers that were victorious in the Second World War. It is ironic that these five have not faced the yardstick of democratic approval in any UN Security Council election over the last 70 years," he said, adding that the world has been transformed by a "surge of democracy".

arun wrote:

arun wrote:^^^ London police says Tariq Mir's purported 'confession statement' is fake


Tariq Mir’s confession document is fake: London police

The BBC and Owen Bennet Jones should have known better than to publish a story on the basis of information from an "Authoritative Pakistani Source" . They should have first checked as BBC Urdu seems to have eventually done. Better late than never I guess.

I wonder if this was a desperate ploy cooked up by the Uniformed Jihadi's of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan's Punjabi dominated Military for the Islamic Republic of Pakistan to play victim and escape scrutiny of Financial Action Task Force (FATF) which they did successfully and the Asia Pacific Group on Money Laundering (APG) which they could not manage to evade.

The group is understood to be preparing a new push to seize territory in the province of Balochistan, which borders Afghanistan and Iran.The area is widely-known to be the centre of Pakistan's nuclear weapons programme, with controversial underground testing of atomic explosive devices in the 1990s.And Middle East terror experts are now warning that the extremist group could be close to obtaining a 'dirty' bomb.Their expansion into that particular part of Pakistan is worrying .Afzal Ashraf, a former senior officer in the RAF, said Pakistan was "the most likely place" for ISIS to obtain a nuclear explosive.He argued that the organisation, which has declared a 'caliphate' in Iraq and Syria after gaining vast swathes of territory, was now enjoying "success in getting support" in a region at the heart of Pakistan's nuclear programme.Its growing nuclear arsenal raises the risk that the deadly weapons or the ingredients used to construct them - enriched uranium or plutonium - could fall into the hands of ISISDr Ashraf, who worked as a counterterrorism strategist for the US army in Iraq, told the Express: "Balochistan is a province where the Pakistanis do their nuclear tests, and presumably have some of their nuclear facilities, and maybe even some of their nuclear weapons.It may be a coincidence but their expansion into that particular part of Pakistan is worrying."It follows comments by the Australian foreign minister that ISIS has already obtained enough radioactive material to produce a dirty bomb.Were a bomb to obtained by ISIS, it could have the potential to reach the eastern edge of Europe, including Turkey.

ramana wrote:Anyone hear about this new terrorism expert Afzal Ashraf, former RAF officer. Looks like a ex Paki with Afghan and Arab 4 fathers.

by Jujhar
Paki must be scared realizing China' arrival have put Balochistan in cross hair of competing powers.