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army troops carried out a snap operation on Uzbek terrorist hideouts in Datta Khel Bazar

The military has said that foreign and local militants, including Tehreek-i-Taliban, Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan and Haqqani network members will be targeted in the offensive.

Peregrine wrote:XX Commonwealth Games – Glasgow 2014

India……: Gold : 15, Silver : 30, Bronze : 19, Total : 64 – Rank Fifth

Pakistan : Gold : 00, Silver : 03, Bronze : 01, Total : 04 – Rank Twenty Third

Cheers

Family to Imran Khan: get married soon

NASIR JAFFRY

Under pressure
Islamabad, Aug. 4: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf chief Imran Khan is under pressure from his family members to get married soon, family sources said.

Khan’s sisters, in particular, are very insistent that he get married to avoid being attacked on a personal level. “They are sick of personal attacks against Imran and cannot take this anymore and as such want him married soon,” the Express Tribune newspaper said quoting a source. While the PTI chief has decided to stay silent over the issue, family sources said his sisters have already selected a lady for him from within the family.

They added that if all goes well, Khan will be married soon.

Khan, who retired from active cricket in the early 1990s after winning the 1992 World Cup for Pakistan, married Jemima Goldsmith in 1995. They have two sons. However, the couple ended their marriage in 2004 as it was “difficult for Jemima to adapt to life in Pakistan”.

The PTI emerged as the third largest party in the May 2013 election and formed its government in the northwestern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.

Khan has announced a long march on Islamabad on August 14 against what he calls massive rigging in the last general elections. Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif’s government has already called the army to maintain order. Critics believe the army will be deployed in the capital on August 14 to stop Khan’s march.

Yesterday, Imran Khan warned the government against denying his party its constitutional right to protest on August 14. “If the government tries to put me under house arrest, I promise you, we will shut down the whole country,” Imran told a PTI workers’ convention in Lahore.

He promised to lead a million-man march to the federal capital. “And our sit-in will not end until we make a new Pakistan,” he said, calling young members of his party to prepare for the rally.

A bomb killed a Pakistani religious leader and two of his guards as they travelled to a celebration at a northwestern shrine on Monday, the police said. Monday's bomb attack took place as a crowd of thousands gathered at a Sufi shrine near the city of Dera Ismail Khan where the religious leader, Faqir Jamshed, was due to preside at a function. The attack killed Jamshed and his guards

Khan’s sisters, in particular, are very insistent that he get married to avoid being attacked on a personal level.

Lisa wrote:Baroness Warsi quits as Foreign Office minister over Gaza

Its only fitting that the Baroness take a stand but would be infinitely better if she moved back home to pukistan and surrendered her passport. All this not withstanding what is happening in Waziristan, matters on which she had no opinion, knowledge, outrage, morally indefensiblity.........!

Hypocrites!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-28656874

Baroness Warsi was over-promoted, incapable and incompetent

Warsi’s track-record of dubious support goes on. For instance, she expressed support for Kashmiri terrorist groups who she described as engaged in freedom fighting.

sum wrote:

Khan’s sisters, in particular, are very insistent that he get married to avoid being attacked on a personal level.

What is this new TSP-ian logic, hain-ji?

arun wrote:Having said that there is no chance of Sayeeda Warsi surrendering her UK passport and taking up Pakistani nationality irrespective of the green tinged Mohammadden grievance she is now nursing.

Warsi has also entered the fray over the highly sensitive issue of Kashmir and, according to the Press Association, suggested in a July 2005 BBC One Politics Show interview that new antiterror laws should not prevent support among Britons for "freedom fighters" in Kashmir. Comparing Islamic rebels in the disputed province with Nelson Mandela and the ANC, Warsi observed that:
We have a community in Britain, a Pakistani and Kashmiri community, who holds a very, very strong view about Kashmir and the scope of freedom-fighting in Kashmir. It would concern me if… the definition of terrorism was to cover maybe (the) legitimate freedom-fight in Kashmir.

sum wrote:
Quote:
Khan’s sisters, in particular, are very insistent that he get married to avoid being attacked on a personal level.


What is this new TSP-ian logic, hain-ji?

At least two Pakistani paramilitary soldiers were killed and six others wounded today by separatists in the restive southwestern Baluchistan province bordering Iran and Afghanistan, officials said.

The rebels opened fire at a post of the Baluchistan Constabulary paramilitary force around 40 kilometres south of Quetta, the capital of Baluchistan province.

"The incident took place at around 6:00 in morning in Mastung region. We have received reports that two soldiers have been killed and six others are wounded," said Akbar Durrani, home secretary of the province.

Anujan wrote:From TFT

By any chance is the victim in question one particular gent Raza Rumi who runs Pak tea house? Fellow used to do a lot of equal equalitis back in the day.

kancha wrote:Just watch the first 3 minutes - the first two are filled with Blacks are xyz, Jews are xyz, **** the Blacks etc etc.
Then comes a black man, and with him, a change in body language

A classic case of Jo Lawhore mein .....

And in an embarrassing situation for Pakistan in Glasgow, the table tennis team was stopped by the organises as they didn’t have a proper uniform.

“It was an embarrassing situation for Pakistan,” a source told Dawn. “It indicates the lack of preparedness and seriousness of Pakistani federations.

“The organisers stopped two female Pakistani players from taking part in the table tennis competition, as they were not wearing proper uniform however, Indian players provided them proper kit and they were then able to participate.”

vdutta wrote:

“The organisers stopped two female Pakistani players from taking part in the table tennis competition, as they were not wearing proper uniform however, Indian players provided them proper kit and they were then able to participate.”

Marriage with Pakistani women banned for Saudi men

RIYADH: Saudi men will not be able to marry citizens of four countries — Chad, Bangladesh, Pakistan, and Myanmar, reports Morocco World News citing Saudi daily Makkah newspaper.

joygoswami wrote:{quote="vdutta"}

“The organisers stopped two female Pakistani players from taking part in the table tennis competition, as they were not wearing proper uniform however, Indian players provided them proper kit and they were then able to participate.”

{/quote}

SDRE Yindoos with small hurts provide only kits ? Why not win the cup for them.

arun wrote:So much for pretensions of the citizens of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan that Bedouin Arabs view them as anything more than a bunch of Miskeens . Saudi Arabia has reportedly passed a law that ban’s Saudi Arabian men marrying women from the Islamic Republic of Pakistan. Ban also includes women from Mohammadden majority Bangladesh, Chad and Morocco:

Saudi Men Banned From Marrying Bengali, Pakistani, Chadian, Burmese Women

MurthyB wrote: BTW, another gent, as RAPE as they come, India/Hindu/Gandhi hater, Jinnah worshipper, pakteahouse dweller https://twitter.com/therealylh/with_replies appears to have gotten into a tiff with one Ashrafi: https://twitter.com/TahirAshrafi/with_replies. Has been openly threatened while the fellow is in Delhi of all places. Have to see if it results in any akphyrr. The ylh fellow is another jinnah-type irreligious fellow big on muslim solidarity, but is now bleating "ya ali maddad" on his timeline .

Yasser Latif Hamdani @theRealYLH · 12h
For the record I am neither an Ahmadi nor connected in any way to the Gujranwala incident as I have been accused.

Peregrine wrote:

Gagan wrote:Browning of the Pants ceremony, and towel throwing
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9XwrekxDYLU

BRFites : At 1m 29 sec the man says Ludhiana YES LUDHIANA Governor Bobby Jindal!

Cheers

arun wrote:So much for pretensions of the citizens of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan that Bedouin Arabs view them as anything more than a bunch of Miskeens . Saudi Arabia has reportedly passed a law that ban’s Saudi Arabian men marrying women from the Islamic Republic of Pakistan. Ban also includes women from Mohammadden majority Bangladesh, Chad and Morocco:

Saudi Men Banned From Marrying Bengali, Pakistani, Chadian, Burmese Women

The official { Makkah Police Director Maj. Gen. Assaf Al-Qurashi } said Saudi men have been prohibited from marrying expatriate women from Pakistan, Bangladesh, Chad and Myanmar.

KLNMurthy wrote:Pakistan should invest heavily in PR to combat negative image . . .

sum wrote:

Khan’s sisters, in particular, are very insistent that he get married to avoid being attacked on a personal level.

What is this new TSP-ian logic, hain-ji?

PESHAWAR: Members of the Sikh community in Peshawar came under attack on Wednesday, with one killed and two injured in a firing incident. Following the attack, protestors took to the streets and burnt tyres blocking roads including the grand Trunk (GT) road in Peshawar.

Peregrine wrote:My question : If the Sikhs are being "decimated" in Pakistan in general and Peshawar in Particular then why don't the pack their bags and migrate to India?

sum wrote:

Khan’s sisters, in particular, are very insistent that he get married to avoid being attacked on a personal level.

What is this new TSP-ian logic, hain-ji?

Peregrine wrote:
My question : If the Sikhs are being "decimated" in Pakistan in general and Peshawar in Particular then why don't the pack their bags and migrate to India?

Known as a city of migrants, Karachi and its inhabitants are not usually considered the most welcoming hosts but for Hakeem Sardar Manmoon Singh Peshawari, a Pashto-speaking Sikh from the Khyber Agency, it has become home to his family and practice.
The young hakeem from valley Tirah spends his Wednesdays at the Hakeem Peshawari’s clinic at Masan Chowk – a Pashtun area near Karachi port – prescribing medicines to a growing line of patients

He is among the few Pashto-speaking Sikhs in the city who migrated from Khyber Agency due to the worsening situation in Afghanistan and surrounding tribal areas after the 9/11 attacks in 2001.
“I was in Kabul in late 2001 but it became impossible to live there. That is when I moved to Karachi and opened a private clinic in Hub,” explained Peshawari. “Later, I shifted to Clifton.”
Apart from his nine family members who live with him in Karachi, the rest are in Peshawar. “We are all Pashtuns and our forefathers came from Afghanistan. We are original Sikhs and have been strictly following our religion for centuries.”

They settled in Peshawar, Orakzai, Kurram Agency, and North and South Waziristan and since then, have made a name for themselves in the fields of herbal medicine and cloth.
This year, the Sikhs of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa feel that the harmony has been disturbed. Harjeet lost his brother, Paramjeet, also a hakim, in a target killing incident on March 13.

“We have been living here forever,” he said. “Our ancestors died here and while we never wanted to leave the area, we might have to because of the security concerns.”
He added that they did not want to leave the land of their grandfathers, and while it breaks their hearts, if the situation remains miserable for them, they will have to do so.

ArunK wrote:Amarulla Saleh -- seriously kicks ass

arun wrote:So much for pretensions of the citizens of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan that Bedouin Arabs view them as anything more than a bunch of Miskeens . Saudi Arabia has reportedly passed a law that ban’s Saudi Arabian men marrying women from the Islamic Republic of Pakistan. Ban also includes women from Mohammadden majority Bangladesh, Chad and Morocco:

Saudi Men Banned From Marrying Bengali, Pakistani, Chadian, Burmese Women