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 اسٹاف رپورٹاسلام آباد : الیکشن کمیشن نے سینیٹ انتخابات کا شیڈول جاری کردیا ہے ۔۔ ایوان بالا کی چوّن نشستوں پر ارکان کا انتخاب دو مارچ کو ہوگا ۔۔ الیکشن کمیشن کے مطابق ۔۔۔ سینیٹ انتخابات کے لئے کاغذات نامزدگی تیرہ سے چودہ فروری تک جمع کرائے جائیں گے ۔۔۔ جن کی جانچ پڑتال سولہ اور سترہ فروری کو ہوگی ۔۔ چوبیس فروری تک کاغذات نامزدگی واپس لئے جاسکتے ہیں ۔۔ اسی دن حتمی فہرست جاری کی جائے گی ۔۔ مارچ میں پچاس سینیٹر ریٹائر ہورہے ہیں تاہم چوٓن سینیٹرز کا انتخاب ہوگا۔ اٹھارویں ترمیم کے بعد ایوان بالا میں اقلیتوں |
Thursday, January 12, 2012
الیکشن کمیشن نے سینیٹ انتخابات کا شیڈول جاری کردیا
[Syed Zaid Zaman Hamid] This treacherous PPP regime is now waging a full fledged war against Pakistan army
This treacherous PPP regime is now waging a full fledged war against Pakistan army and also against the Supreme Court. InshAllah, its days are numbered now. Army and Supreme Court are united now though would be taking independent positions as the Zardari regime is attacking both the army and SC separately.
Ideally, army would like to let the SC to do the killing. But if the snakes in the government try to sack the army chief and the DG ISI, then the army could respond in two ways. Either go the SC and take a stay or move the 111 Brigade first and then go to the SC. Both options are being debated but one thing is sure. Army will not take more non-sence from these snakes.
Situation is changing by the hour. But inshAllah, the endgame for these snakes have begun. There cannot be any elections under present circumstances. SC and the army will form the caretaker setup, InshAllah. Unless off course, army takes over totally and firmly to restore order, justice and peace. The country is in a state of war and in wars only one law applies -- Martial Law.
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Kal Tak with Javed Chaudhry – [Shaikh Rasheed] 11th January 2012 Watch online
Kal Tak with Javed Chaudhry – [Shaikh Rasheed] 11th January 2012 Watch online
Aaj kamran khan ke saath – 11th january 2012 watch online
Aaj kamran khan ke saath – 11th january 2012 Watch online
Islamabad Tonight – 11th January 2012 Watch online
Islamabad Tonight – 11th January 2012
Sheikh Rohail Asghar PML-N, Senator Muhammad Azam Khan Sawati PTI, Kashmala Tariq PML-HK and Khawaja Izhar Ul Hassan MQM in fresh episode of Islamabad Tonight on Aaj Tv and Talk With Nadeem Malik
اس وقت ملک اداروں کے ٹکراؤ کا متحمل نہیں ہو سکتا۔ شیخ روحیل اصغر
فوج کا حکومت پر قبضہ کرنے کا کوئی امکان نہیں ہے۔ اعظم سواتی
فوجی ٹیک اوور نہیں ہونا چاہئیے ہو تو اس کی حمایت نہیں کریں گے۔ کشمالہ طارق
موجودہ صورت حال کا حل صرف قبل از وقت الیکشن ہیں اداروں کا ٹکراؤ نہیں ہونا چاہئیے۔کشمالہ طارق
الزامات حکومت کے خلاف ہیں لیکن کاروائی ان کے خلاف کرنا چاہتی ہے جو مدعی ہیں۔ اعظم سواتی
کوئی غیر جمہوری قدم اٹھایا گیا تو بھر پور مزاحمت کریں گے۔ اعظم سواتی
عبوری حکومت بنا کر ملک میں الیکشن کروا دینے چاہییں۔ کشمالہ طارق
Sheikh Rohail Asghar PML-N, Senator Muhammad Azam Khan Sawati PTI, Kashmala Tariq PML-HK and Khawaja Izhar Ul Hassan MQM in fresh episode of Islamabad Tonight on Aaj Tv and Talk With Nadeem Malik
RAWALPINDI: The allegations attributed by Prime Minister Syed Yousuf Raza Gilan against Army Chief Pervez Kayani and DG ISI Shuja Pasha are very serious
RAWALPINDI: The allegations attributed by Prime Minister Syed Yousuf Raza Gilan against Army Chief Pervez Kayani and DG ISI Shuja Pasha are very serious, ISPR stated in a press release.The prime minister gave the interview when the army chief was on a visit to China.
The ISPR statement said: “APP issued a statement on 9th of January 2012 giving details of the interview given by the Honourable Prime Minister of Pakistan to The People’s Daily Online of China when the COAS was also on an official visit to China. The Honourable Prime Minister inter alia termed the responses given by COAS and DG ISI in the alleged Memo Case to the Honourable Supreme Court of Pakistan as unconstitutional and illegal”.
“This part of the statement has been quoted and widely debated in the media. There can be no allegation more serious than what the Honourable Prime Minister has leveled against COAS and DG ISI and has unfortunately charged the officers for violation of the Constitution of the Country. This has very serious ramifications with potentially grievous consequences for the Country.”
The statement does not take into account following important facts:-
- COAS and DG ISI were cited as Respondents in the Petitions as such and after hearing the parties the Honourable Supreme Court served notices directly to the Respondents. This was not objected to by the learned Attorney General of Pakistan.
- The responses by the respondents were sent to the Ministry of Defence for onward submission to the Honourable Supreme Court, through Attorney General (Law Ministry).
- A letter was also dispatched to the Attorney General of Pakistan and the Honourable Supreme Court of Pakistan informing that the replies have been submitted to the Ministry of Defence.
- It is emphasized that copies of the statements of the two Respondents were not forwarded directly to the Supreme Court.
- Responsibility for moving summaries and obtaining approvals of Competent Authority thereafter lay with the relevant ministries and not with the Respondents.
Kal tak with Javed Chaudhry – 10th January 2012 Watch online
Kal tak with Javed Chaudhry – 10th January 2012 Watch online
Aaj kamran khan ke saath – 10th january 2012 Watch online
Aaj kamran khan ke saath – 10th january 2012 Watch online
Tuesday, January 10, 2012
15 Kidnapped Pakistani Soldiers Executed by the Taliban in a Retaliatory Gesture
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Pakistani constabulary soldiers on Thursday prepared to pray for 15 executed colleagues.
By SALMAN MASOOD and ISMAIL KHAN
Published: January 5, 2012
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — Taliban insurgents executed 15 security soldiers who had been recently kidnapped and dumped their bodies on a hilltop in northwestern Pakistan on Thursday, in retaliation for the killing of a militant commander by government forces, government and military officials said.
The soldiers were kidnapped Dec. 23 after dozens of Taliban insurgents overran a fort in one of the restive tribal regions straddling the border with Afghanistan. Officials said they had tried but failed to secure the captives’ release.
The executions followed the death of a high-ranking Taliban commander on Sunday and came just days after local news media reported that several factions of the Taliban had vowed not to attack the Pakistani military.
The bullet-ridden bodies of the soldiers, members of the Frontier Constabulary, were spotted by local tribesmen on Thursday morning after they were dumped in Mir Ali, a subdistrict in the North Waziristan tribal region. The Frontier Constabulary, run by the Pakistani police authorities, has about 70,000 paramilitary soldiers who operate checkpoints in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa Province and provide security at foreign embassies and consulates in major cities across Pakistan.
“From the look of it, it seems they had been shot dead early Thursday morning,” said a senior security official, speaking on the condition of anonymity. “We have been trying to get them freed,” the official said, “and we have had contact with their captors. And until last night the indications that we had were very, very positive. God knows what happened afterwards.”
Farther south, armed men in the city of Quetta kidnapped a British doctor who worked for the International Committee of the Red Cross on Thursday, said Sitara Jabeen, a spokeswoman for the aid group. She said she knew of no motive for the abduction, which took place near his home.
The executions in northwestern Pakistan were claimed by a Taliban spokesman, Ihsanullah Ihsan, who described them as an “act of revenge” for the killing of militants in the Khyber tribal region on Sunday. He said the group would release a video of the killings “soon” and threatened more attacks.
A dozen militants, including Qari Kamran, a local Taliban commander, were killed in the Khyber tribal region on Sunday after security forces attacked a militant hide-out. Mr. Kamran was considered a high-ranking Taliban commander who oversaw terrorist attacks and activities in Khyber and his native Nowshera district in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa.
Security officials said they had expected retaliatory attacks because Mr. Kamran’s killing was considered a major success.
Last week, reports emerged that Afghan Taliban and leaders of Al Qaeda had urged Pakistani Taliban militants to put aside their internal differences and focus on attacking the American-led forces inside Afghanistan.
There have also been reports of negotiations on ending violence between Pakistan’s government and some Taliban factions, although military officials deny the existence of such talks.
The executions show that, despite a recent decrease in militant-related violence and suicide attacks, some Taliban militants are unwilling to end their attacks, analysts here said. A report released recently by an Islamabad-based research organization, the Pak Institute for Peace Studies, stated that militant-related violence had decreased by 24 percent in the last two years.
“The Taliban are not to be believed because past deals have shown that they end up violating their own peace deals with the government and use them to regroup and regain strength,” said Omar R. Quraishi, an editor of The Express Tribune, a Karachi-based English-language newspaper. He said the executions also highlighted differences among Taliban factions, because some groups seemed to support ending the fighting against Pakistani security forces, while others continued with attacks.
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