'Drunken' PTI leader Ali Amin Gandapur allegedly attacks police checkpost in Punjab

[HAIDER]

Oh no he is back again ! View attachment 921248

remind me ...

 

[White and Green with M/S]

is it not illegal for a Pakistani to buy and consume alcohol in Pakistan?

It's illegal to buy and consume alcohol bty you know Pakistan is a Muslim country what a stupid question you have

 

[villageidiot]

Braah

Don't know if you read the context. His convoy was attacked (with guns) 3 times, ostensibly by the police.
And now he is being blamed.

 

[Riea]

I bet this dude still gets 3k rupes check every month. Fools nightmare feeds Haram to his family.

 

[That Guy]

Look, your propaganda isn't working here. I know you're just trying to earn a paycheck, but you need to try another forum, because no one buys into your stupidity.

 

[Jango]

Look, your propaganda isn't working here. I know you're just trying to earn a paycheck, but you need to try another forum, because no one buys into your stupidity.

The paycheck isn't tied to someone buying it. Us nay post kar di, paisay mil gaye, kaam ho gaya.

 

[Gripen9]

The paycheck isn't tied to someone buying it. Us nay post kar di, paisay mil gaye, kaam ho gaya.

I wonder what his conversion metrics are...
i-e positive reaction from others/reweets/mentions.

There should be bonus for high conversion rates.

 

[Vortex]

remind me ...

In french they are called Heckel and Jeckel

 

[AgNoStiC MuSliM]

Police say PTI leader created scene at Dajal checkpost while going to Dera Ismail Khan; case registered​

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leader Ali Amin Gandapur and men from his convoy allegedly attacked a police checkpost in Punjab, Geo News reported Monday, citing police officials.

According to the police, Gandapur allegedly created a scene at the Dajal checkpost while going to Dera Ismail Khan.


A Bhakkar police spokesperson said that Gandapur's car was stopped at Dajal checkpost for speeding. After the vehicle was stopped, the PTI leader had an altercation with the police, the spokesperson said.

He said Gandapur and his colleagues opened fire at the checkpost and left during a heated argument. He said that Gandapur was under the influence of alcohol.

The police said all vehicles are checked in at the security post along the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Punjab border. Gandapur and his men flee after creating a scene and opening firing, the police said.

Case registered over firing incident at Dajal checkpost​

Later, the police said a case has been registered over the firing at the Dajal checkpost. The FIR has been registered under 13 provisions of the Pakistan Penal Code (PPC), including terrorism.

In the FIR, the police stated Ali Amin reached the Dajal checkpost with other vehicles and when they were stopped, the PTI leader and his armed associates started riotingand creating scene.

The FIR stated the police as saying that the PTI leader ordered his security guards to open fire, to which they complied. The bullets hit the police vehicle and the law enforcers [present at the scene] dodged the bullets to save their lives, the police said in the FIR.

After the firing, the PTI leader and his armed men flee the scene by breaking a barrier.

Guards detained​

District Police Officer (DPO) Muhammad Naveed, meanwhile, said four guards were detained and the vehicle of Gandapur seized.

He identified the detained men as Aftab, Shakeel, Altaf and Naik Mohammad. The detained men were from Chakwal, Talagang, Attock and Khyber. Legal action is being taken against the other suspects, including Ali Amin Gandapur," the DPO said.

He also confirmed that Gandapur rioted and opened fire when his convoy was stopped for checking at the Dajal checkpost.

'Drunken' PTI leader Ali Amin Gandapur allegedly attacks police checkpost

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf leader Ali Amin Gandapur and men from his convoy allegedly attacked a police checkpost in Punjab, Geo News reported Monday, citing police officials.According to the police,...

www.thenews.com.pk

Fixed the Title for you.

 

[Al-zakir]

Police say PTI leader created scene at Dajal checkpost while going to Dera Ismail Khan; case registered​

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leader Ali Amin Gandapur and men from his convoy allegedly attacked a police checkpost in Punjab, Geo News reported Monday, citing police officials.

According to the police, Gandapur allegedly created a scene at the Dajal checkpost while going to Dera Ismail Khan.


A Bhakkar police spokesperson said that Gandapur's car was stopped at Dajal checkpost for speeding. After the vehicle was stopped, the PTI leader had an altercation with the police, the spokesperson said.

He said Gandapur and his colleagues opened fire at the checkpost and left during a heated argument. He said that Gandapur was under the influence of alcohol.

The police said all vehicles are checked in at the security post along the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Punjab border. Gandapur and his men flee after creating a scene and opening firing, the police said.

Case registered over firing incident at Dajal checkpost​

Later, the police said a case has been registered over the firing at the Dajal checkpost. The FIR has been registered under 13 provisions of the Pakistan Penal Code (PPC), including terrorism.

In the FIR, the police stated Ali Amin reached the Dajal checkpost with other vehicles and when they were stopped, the PTI leader and his armed associates started riotingand creating scene.

The FIR stated the police as saying that the PTI leader ordered his security guards to open fire, to which they complied. The bullets hit the police vehicle and the law enforcers [present at the scene] dodged the bullets to save their lives, the police said in the FIR.

After the firing, the PTI leader and his armed men flee the scene by breaking a barrier.

Guards detained​

District Police Officer (DPO) Muhammad Naveed, meanwhile, said four guards were detained and the vehicle of Gandapur seized.

He identified the detained men as Aftab, Shakeel, Altaf and Naik Mohammad. The detained men were from Chakwal, Talagang, Attock and Khyber. Legal action is being taken against the other suspects, including Ali Amin Gandapur," the DPO said.

He also confirmed that Gandapur rioted and opened fire when his convoy was stopped for checking at the Dajal checkpost.

'Drunken' PTI leader Ali Amin Gandapur allegedly attacks police checkpost

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf leader Ali Amin Gandapur and men from his convoy allegedly attacked a police checkpost in Punjab, Geo News reported Monday, citing police officials.According to the police,...

www.thenews.com.pk

So, Gandalur is not at police custody. It's all good. F the haramkor police.

 

[JackTheRipper]

Agar Nani ko Qatri k pas bhej do to sab masly hal ho jaye gay,
Roti se lay ker stability tak,

 

[Fasbre2]

It's illegal to buy and consume alcohol bty you know Pakistan is a Muslim country what a stupid question you have

It may be illegal but that does stop whiskey becoming the favourite tipple of the gernails and other privileged senior officers..especially Johnnie walker…

 

[Signalian]

PTI is a party of fitna and fassadis.

Shameless leader and shameless followers.

 

[Vortex]

PTI is a party of fitna and fassadis.

Shameless leader and shameless followers.

Golf club at risk ?

 

[Signalian]

Golf club at risk ?

Imran khan fitnay ko kaho apnay fassadiyon ko control karay.

Even more, they are drunkards and IK fitna is teaching them to fire at police. Good job !

Police say PTI leader created scene at Dajal checkpost while going to Dera Ismail Khan; case registered​

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leader Ali Amin Gandapur and men from his convoy allegedly attacked a police checkpost in Punjab, Geo News reported Monday, citing police officials.

According to the police, Gandapur allegedly created a scene at the Dajal checkpost while going to Dera Ismail Khan.


A Bhakkar police spokesperson said that Gandapur's car was stopped at Dajal checkpost for speeding. After the vehicle was stopped, the PTI leader had an altercation with the police, the spokesperson said.

He said Gandapur and his colleagues opened fire at the checkpost and left during a heated argument. He said that Gandapur was under the influence of alcohol.

The police said all vehicles are checked in at the security post along the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Punjab border. Gandapur and his men flee after creating a scene and opening firing, the police said.

Case registered over firing incident at Dajal checkpost​

Later, the police said a case has been registered over the firing at the Dajal checkpost. The FIR has been registered under 13 provisions of the Pakistan Penal Code (PPC), including terrorism.

In the FIR, the police stated Ali Amin reached the Dajal checkpost with other vehicles and when they were stopped, the PTI leader and his armed associates started riotingand creating scene.

The FIR stated the police as saying that the PTI leader ordered his security guards to open fire, to which they complied. The bullets hit the police vehicle and the law enforcers [present at the scene] dodged the bullets to save their lives, the police said in the FIR.

After the firing, the PTI leader and his armed men flee the scene by breaking a barrier.

Guards detained​

District Police Officer (DPO) Muhammad Naveed, meanwhile, said four guards were detained and the vehicle of Gandapur seized.

He identified the detained men as Aftab, Shakeel, Altaf and Naik Mohammad. The detained men were from Chakwal, Talagang, Attock and Khyber. Legal action is being taken against the other suspects, including Ali Amin Gandapur," the DPO said.

He also confirmed that Gandapur rioted and opened fire when his convoy was stopped for checking at the Dajal checkpost.

'Drunken' PTI leader Ali Amin Gandapur allegedly attacks police checkpost

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf leader Ali Amin Gandapur and men from his convoy allegedly attacked a police checkpost in Punjab, Geo News reported Monday, citing police officials.According to the police,...

www.thenews.com.pk

IK is a certified jahil.

His party workers are firing at police but fitna will become a cry baby when police starts targeting them.