Panama leak Case Proceedings - JIT Report, News, Updates And Discussion

[Farah Sohail]

@Farah Sohail
Waisay yahan IK buri tarah phans jaega.. jab woh court ko kahega ke hospital ki payment tou walid sahib ne ki thi.. phir patwari khushi se naachna shuru kardaingay.. aur Maryam bibi tweet karaingi ke "IK ne mere pyarey dada jan Mian Shareef ki money trail maangi, makafaat e amal main khud apnay walid ki money trail nahi desakay, hum ne tou dada ki money trail i.e. Qatari Letter bhi dedia.. abb phans gaye Niazi sahib.."

Uss par patwari hazraat Maryam Nawaz ke tweet ko hazaron ki tadad main like karaingay, retweet karaingay.. ahmed noorani uss par aik story banaega.. Dunya, Express TV waghaira programs karaingay..

Phir Achanak IK aik din woh raseed bhi le aayega..

 

[Realistic Change]

I thought since 1997.. when PMLN attacked SC..

Before that he has represented Nawaz as his lawyer too.

Then their romance started when Nawaz made him Sec Law - by creating a job for him

Even Zardari knew his soft corner for Nawaz, so he turned down summary moved by Ch Iftikhar to promote him as Judge - SCP kahan tak suno gey - kahan tak sunaon

 

[PakSword]

Before that he has represented Nawaz as his lawyer too.

Then their romance started when Nawaz made him Sec Law - by creating a job for him

Even Zardari knew his soft corner for Nawaz, so he turned down summary moved by Ch Iftikhar to promote him as Judge - SCP kahan tak suno gey - kahan tak sunaon

Jabhi tou.. main kahun ke yeh London Flat ki money trail ka kia chakkar hai...

Boss, now I am 100% sure, he will ask for the payment slip of the hospital where IK was born..

I think CJ is desperate to disqualify IK.. But IK ne ab koi reason nahi chori.

Waisy ye kuch ziada hi hojayega na..if he refuses to accept these docs tomorrow? Ye ho

I don't think the docs will be accepted.. TBH.

Lekin public aur media pressure kafi ziada hai SC par..

@Farah Sohail @Realistic Change

Have you guys watched this clip? I am really excited now!

 

[Realistic Change]

Jabhi tou.. main kahun ke yeh London Flat ki money trail ka kia chakkar hai...

Boss, now I am 100% sure, he will ask for the payment slip of the hospital where IK was born..



I don't think the docs will be accepted.. TBH.

Lekin public aur media pressure kafi ziada hai SC par..

Lol

Yaar I miss pvt message feature over here- would have shared a lot which I hold off due to public view.

Anyways, enjoy next coming weeks

Shangla and Changla Galli BBQ remained undercooked

 

[Farah Sohail]

Jabhi tou.. main kahun ke yeh London Flat ki money trail ka kia chakkar hai...

Boss, now I am 100% sure, he will ask for the payment slip of the hospital where IK was born..



I don't think the docs will be accepted.. TBH.

Lekin public aur media pressure kafi ziada hai SC par..

@Farah Sohail @Realistic Change

Have you guys watched this clip? I am really excited now!

Kia date di hai...inhon ne?

 

[Shane]

Its not a plan. Its last attempt to save country from civil war and invasion.

So start treating this as the only plan.

Damage control is modus operandi at this moment.

I get what you mean. It is all being said due to a meeting.

There are always contingencies. There is always plan A, B, C and even D sometimes.

It is not plan A at the moment. Dont know what may yet transpire.

Let's hope we stay the course unless stakes are raised too high for comfort.

 

[Farah Sohail]

Lol

Yaar I miss pvt message feature over here- would have shared a lot which I hold off due to public view.

Anyways, enjoy next coming weeks

Shangla and Changla Galli BBQ remained undercooked

Use profile option...infact do it on ur profile and make it public for few, with whom u want to share .

 

[El Sidd]

I get what you mean. It is all being said due to a meeting.

There are always contingencies. There is always plan A, B, C and even D sometimes.

It is not plan A at the moment. Dont know what may yet transpire.

There are moves and counter moves. NS is manoeuvring dangerously and so we see the contingencies. Plan A, B and C, it is nothing new and has all happened in the past.

Let's hope we stay the course unless stakes are raised too high for comfort.

Well 4 years is the best comfort period even the enemy would give.

I think this should have been the plan.

Magar yaha zaat nasal or hero worship ka issue ha which is a bad selling point.

 

[PakSword]

Kia date di hai...inhon ne?

Thursday.. 27th..

 

[Farah Sohail]

Thursday.. 27th..

Itnii jaldiiiii??? Seems too good to be true!!!!

 

[PakSword]

Itnii jaldiiiii??? Seems too good to be true!!!!

Remember, he gave the date first verdict.. and it was true..

He was saying that he has got this information from very reliable sources.. (i think these are the same sources which informed him about the first verdict).

Anyway, I am excited.

 

[El Sidd]

Remember, he gave the date first verdict.. and it was true..

He was saying that he has got this information from very reliable sources.. (i think these are the same sources which informed him about the first verdict).

Anyway, I am excited.

Ye na ho ye hawai jahaz me hon Maldives se atay hue or hawa me na ahal hojaen jese mushi hua tha.

Phir Maldives bhi jazeera ha. Or Qatar ka al jazeera hai.

Mian sahab Bollywood film hain pori

 

[Farah Sohail]

Remember, he gave the date first verdict.. and it was true..

He was saying that he has got this information from very reliable sources.. (i think these are the same sources which informed him about the first verdict).

Anyway, I am excited.

Wow!!!! Great news...

I think, it will be a short order..then..... Aur agar itni jaldi aaraha hai verdict..then most probably its a disqualification..as it means..judges are very clear in their mind, abt verdict..and theres no disagreement..

 

[Mansoon]

Panama verdict to be announced after 2018

 

[Guvera]

Maldives crisis: President locks parliament doors

COLOMBO, SRI LANKA - The Maldivian president ordered the military to lock down parliament Monday in a bid to prevent lawmakers from taking part in a vote to impeach the parliamentary speaker, the country's opposition party said, leading to clashes after opposition lawmakers stormed the compound.

Members of the armed forces padlocked the gates of parliament on orders from President Yameen Abdul Gayoom, and lawmakers "were forcibly prevented from entering the parliamentary compound," the main opposition Maldivian Democratic Party said.

Some opposition lawmakers broke through the barrier, but they were forcibly thrown out by military and police who even pepper-sprayed them, said party spokesman Hamid Abdul Ghafoor.

In a statement, the opposition party called Yameen's action "desperate, illegal and unconstitutional."

Maldives police said the government restricted access to the parliament building as the session was cancelled and that police were asked to intervene by Maldives National Defence Force in "clearing out individuals who forcefully entered the parliament building."

In a statement, police also said they are investigating the obstruction of police duty by the lawmakers who broke into the restricted area.

A no-confidence motion against Speaker Abdulla Maseeh Mohamed was scheduled to be taken up Monday. The opposition says the motion has gained support from 45 lawmakers in the 85-member house.

However, an uncertainty arose when the election commission announced last week that four members who supported the motion had lost their seats because they left the ruling party.

The motion was considered a severe blow to Yameen, whose control over parliament was threatened by a new understanding between the Maldives' former strongman and its first democratically elected president, Mohamed Nasheed. The Maldivian Democratic Party routed Yameen's party in local council elections earlier this year.

A similar opposition bid to oust the speaker was thwarted in March when the government defeated it by 48 votes, with none opposing. At the time, opposition lawmakers were either evicted or walked out from a vote on ousting the speaker following a dispute over problems with the electronic voting system.

The coalition's plan to wrest the parliamentary majority was aimed at reforming the judiciary, elections commission and other bodies perceived as being partial toward Yameen.

In March, Nasheed and former strongman Maumoon Abdul Gayoom and two other parties signed an agreement to form an opposition alliance.

Maumoon runs a rival faction within the Progressive Party of Maldives, which is led by the current president, his half-brother.

Nasheed was jailed in 2015 for 13 years for ordering the arrest of a senior judge when he was president in 2012.

However, he travelled to Britain last year on medical leave and received asylum there.

Three other leading politicians have also been jailed after trials criticized internationally for a lack of due process. Yameen is accused of rolling back many of the democratic gains since the Maldives became a multi-party democracy in 2008.

http://www.bangkokpost.com/news/world/1293235/maldives-crisis-president-locks-parliament-doors

Itnii jaldiiiii??? Seems too good to be true!!!!

cant be delayed any further, state cannot affrod that.

Maldives crisis: President locks parliament doors

COLOMBO, SRI LANKA - The Maldivian president ordered the military to lock down parliament Monday in a bid to prevent lawmakers from taking part in a vote to impeach the parliamentary speaker, the country's opposition party said, leading to clashes after opposition lawmakers stormed the compound.

Members of the armed forces padlocked the gates of parliament on orders from President Yameen Abdul Gayoom, and lawmakers "were forcibly prevented from entering the parliamentary compound," the main opposition Maldivian Democratic Party said.

Some opposition lawmakers broke through the barrier, but they were forcibly thrown out by military and police who even pepper-sprayed them, said party spokesman Hamid Abdul Ghafoor.

In a statement, the opposition party called Yameen's action "desperate, illegal and unconstitutional."

Maldives police said the government restricted access to the parliament building as the session was cancelled and that police were asked to intervene by Maldives National Defence Force in "clearing out individuals who forcefully entered the parliament building."

In a statement, police also said they are investigating the obstruction of police duty by the lawmakers who broke into the restricted area.

A no-confidence motion against Speaker Abdulla Maseeh Mohamed was scheduled to be taken up Monday. The opposition says the motion has gained support from 45 lawmakers in the 85-member house.

However, an uncertainty arose when the election commission announced last week that four members who supported the motion had lost their seats because they left the ruling party.

The motion was considered a severe blow to Yameen, whose control over parliament was threatened by a new understanding between the Maldives' former strongman and its first democratically elected president, Mohamed Nasheed. The Maldivian Democratic Party routed Yameen's party in local council elections earlier this year.

A similar opposition bid to oust the speaker was thwarted in March when the government defeated it by 48 votes, with none opposing. At the time, opposition lawmakers were either evicted or walked out from a vote on ousting the speaker following a dispute over problems with the electronic voting system.

The coalition's plan to wrest the parliamentary majority was aimed at reforming the judiciary, elections commission and other bodies perceived as being partial toward Yameen.

In March, Nasheed and former strongman Maumoon Abdul Gayoom and two other parties signed an agreement to form an opposition alliance.

Maumoon runs a rival faction within the Progressive Party of Maldives, which is led by the current president, his half-brother.

Nasheed was jailed in 2015 for 13 years for ordering the arrest of a senior judge when he was president in 2012.

However, he travelled to Britain last year on medical leave and received asylum there.

Three other leading politicians have also been jailed after trials criticized internationally for a lack of due process. Yameen is accused of rolling back many of the democratic gains since the Maldives became a multi-party democracy in 2008.

http://www.bangkokpost.com/news/world/1293235/maldives-crisis-president-locks-parliament-doors



cant be delayed any further, state cannot affrod that.

Koi hamaray stupid PM ko bataye Maldives main kia political crisis chal rahay hain woh pagal admi wahan ghomnay phirnay ja raha hai.