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Disgruntled PTI stalwart quits to join JUI-F
ISLAMABAD: One of Pakistan Tehrik-e-Insaafs founding members in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Sikander Shah, has resigned from the party in protest against what he calls the central leaderships arrogant attitude towards old fellows.
Shah is going to join Maulana Fazlur Rehmans JUI whose Azam Swati had jumped on the PTI bandwagon a few months back. He would formally join the JUI-F on Feb 26 in a public meeting at Hayatabad (KPK).
He had been PTI Chairman Imran Khans close associate since the establishment of the party as he formally joined it in active politics in 2002 while working throughout the country particularly in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
The PTI leader on Friday dispatched his resignation to the party top command including the Chairman and Secretary General in writing. I would like to submit my resignation with immediate effect, he wrote after sending a series of letters to the party leadership drawing its attention towards the issues.
Approached for a comment, Sikander confirmed to have quit the party in protest against the massive inclusion of the delectable in the party despite their bazari approach in politics.
The turncoats, who have massively joined the party, have polluted the Tehrik-e-Insaaf, he said. I repeatedly told Imran Khan to refrain from accepting the lotas but he paid no heed towards the grievances of those stood with him (chairman) for the last 10-15 years.
Disgruntled PTI stalwart quits to join JUI-F
A founding member of PTI....That's strange...!!
ISLAMABAD: One of Pakistan Tehrik-e-Insaafs founding members in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Sikander Shah, has resigned from the party in protest against what he calls the central leaderships arrogant attitude towards old fellows.
Shah is going to join Maulana Fazlur Rehmans JUI whose Azam Swati had jumped on the PTI bandwagon a few months back. He would formally join the JUI-F on Feb 26 in a public meeting at Hayatabad (KPK).
He had been PTI Chairman Imran Khans close associate since the establishment of the party as he formally joined it in active politics in 2002 while working throughout the country particularly in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
The PTI leader on Friday dispatched his resignation to the party top command including the Chairman and Secretary General in writing. I would like to submit my resignation with immediate effect, he wrote after sending a series of letters to the party leadership drawing its attention towards the issues.
Approached for a comment, Sikander confirmed to have quit the party in protest against the massive inclusion of the delectable in the party despite their bazari approach in politics.
The turncoats, who have massively joined the party, have polluted the Tehrik-e-Insaaf, he said. I repeatedly told Imran Khan to refrain from accepting the lotas but he paid no heed towards the grievances of those stood with him (chairman) for the last 10-15 years.
Disgruntled PTI stalwart quits to join JUI-F
A founding member of PTI....That's strange...!!
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PTI chief under pressure to expel former IGP accused of corruption
LONDON - Pressure mounts on Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Chairman Imran Khan to expel Malik Naveed, former inspector general of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Police, after the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) announced to start further investigations against him for possessing assets of millions of rupees.
Naveed, who joined the PTI last month after retiring as IGP, has already two inquiries against him pending with NAB.
Sources told Pakistan Today that Naveed allegedly embezzled funds while procuring arms and bullet-proof jackets for the provincial police – a purchase involving Rs 26 billion.
He is also being enquired for possessing assets beyond known means of income, and a corruption reference against him is pending with NAB in which he was granted bail from an accountability court, but NAB challenged the decision in Peshawar High Court and the reference has been accepted for hearing. In the reference, Naveed is accused of making hundreds of illegal recruitments in the Frontier Constabulary (FC) while he was its commandant before being appointed as KP police chief in 2008.
A senior PTI leader said the PTI’s provincial leadership has asked the chairman to expel Naveed from the party after NAB’s announcement to launch a probe against him. He said the party’s other leaders believed that the presence of a corrupt person in their ranks would violate the party’s agenda against corruption. He said the party’s provincial leaders were against giving membership to Naveed, but their concerns were ignored by the high command. Naveed was brought into the party by another former bureaucrat of KP who is currently an important PTI leader and has strong connections in the western countries, the PTI source said.
PTI chief under pressure to expel former IGP accused of corruption | Pakistan Today | Latest news, Breaking news, Pakistan News, World news, business, sport and multimedia
After posting both of above news articles from today's...i thought actually both are interconnected with each in one way or other although appears in tow different papers.
We can now safely say that Skindar Shah (the founding member of PTI KP) resignation is justifiable...in the backdrop of Naveed forcefull inclusion in PTI...!!
LONDON - Pressure mounts on Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Chairman Imran Khan to expel Malik Naveed, former inspector general of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Police, after the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) announced to start further investigations against him for possessing assets of millions of rupees.
Naveed, who joined the PTI last month after retiring as IGP, has already two inquiries against him pending with NAB.
Sources told Pakistan Today that Naveed allegedly embezzled funds while procuring arms and bullet-proof jackets for the provincial police – a purchase involving Rs 26 billion.
He is also being enquired for possessing assets beyond known means of income, and a corruption reference against him is pending with NAB in which he was granted bail from an accountability court, but NAB challenged the decision in Peshawar High Court and the reference has been accepted for hearing. In the reference, Naveed is accused of making hundreds of illegal recruitments in the Frontier Constabulary (FC) while he was its commandant before being appointed as KP police chief in 2008.
A senior PTI leader said the PTI’s provincial leadership has asked the chairman to expel Naveed from the party after NAB’s announcement to launch a probe against him. He said the party’s other leaders believed that the presence of a corrupt person in their ranks would violate the party’s agenda against corruption. He said the party’s provincial leaders were against giving membership to Naveed, but their concerns were ignored by the high command. Naveed was brought into the party by another former bureaucrat of KP who is currently an important PTI leader and has strong connections in the western countries, the PTI source said.
PTI chief under pressure to expel former IGP accused of corruption | Pakistan Today | Latest news, Breaking news, Pakistan News, World news, business, sport and multimedia
After posting both of above news articles from today's...i thought actually both are interconnected with each in one way or other although appears in tow different papers.
We can now safely say that Skindar Shah (the founding member of PTI KP) resignation is justifiable...in the backdrop of Naveed forcefull inclusion in PTI...!!
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Relax nobody has been awarded ticket.
Thats suggests the vibrancy and democratic culture of the party unlike the Noora league which is run by sharif mafia. A family party isn't worth even comparing to pti.
where even the Top Leadership has laundered 1.5 billion dollars to London and refuses to hold themselve accountable.
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By-polls on 25th: Rivals set to snatch PTI ground
Zulqernain Tahir | Metropolitan > Lahore | From the Newspaper
3 hours ago
LAHORE, Feb 19: In by-polls for five National and two Punjab assemblies seats to be held on Feb 25, the Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) being a silent spectator is likely to lose the ground once held by its leaders.
Of the seven by-poll seats, four National and one Punjab assemblies seats were held by PTI leaders who vacated them to join hands with Imran Khan, chairman of the PTI. Later, as the PTI made a policy not to take part in by-polls, the former parliamentarians are in a fix either to stay away from the process or support their traditional rivals.
PTI Vice-Chairman Shah Mahmood Qureshi vacated NA-148 and Javed Hashmi NA-149. In by-polls, Mr Qureshi wanted to field his son, Zain Qureshi, as independent candidate against Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilanis son, Ali Musa Gilani. Mr Khan reportedly opposed his idea. Now, Mr Qureshi wants his supporters not to vote in by-polls. In case of low turn-out or the defeat of Mr Gilani, Mr Qureshi will win.
In NA-149, Pakistan Peoples Partys (PPPs) Liaqut Dogar is contesting against PML-Ns Tariq Rashid, brother of former MNA Tahir Rashid. The PPP candidate is hopeful that Mr Javed Hashmi would like to see the defeat of the Ns candidate.
In NA-140, PPPs Sardar Sarwar Dogar and independent candidate Dr Azeemuddin Lakhvi are a competition to watch. Mr Lakhvi has the backing of the PML-N after it withdrew its candidate former Kasur tehsil nazim Malik Rashid. In this constituency, PTI leaders Sardar Assef Ahmed Ali and Khursheed Kasuri can maneuver the situation for their political future. It is said Mr Ali would like to see PPPs candidate defeated while Mr Kasuri would see Lakhvi as loser.
Also, the PTI is a silent spectator in by-poll for NA-195, a seat vacated by Jehangir Tareen. PML-F MPA Makhdoom Ahmed Mahmoods son Syed Murtaza is on forefront as he has the backing of the PML-N too.
Whether PTI leaders oblige some of the candidates in their constituencies or not the reports of infighting in their ranks are surfacing.
In Multan, Moeen Riaz Qureshi, a Chaudhry Pervaiz Elahis cabinet member, had joined the PTI on the insistence of Mr Qureshi at his Ghotki public meeting. He has joined the PML-N after reportedly he was not given assurance from Mr Khan that he would get a ticket from his constituency in Multan.
PML-Ns Shahid Mahmood Bhatti who had defeated Mr Moeen had also joined the PTI after him on the motivation of Mr Javed Hashmi. Mr Khan cannot ignore Mr Bhatti, being a winning candidate and this has led to further strained relations between Mr Qureshi and Mr Hashmi, a source in the PTI said, adding it would be very difficult for Mr Khan in the future to retain these big shots in his party fold.
Similarly, in PP-18, PPP has fielded Malik Sameen Khan against the PML-Ns Maj (retired) Muhammad Azam. Both are interested to have the indirect support of Mr Khurram Awan, the former seat holder, now in the PTI.
By-polls on 25th: Rivals set to snatch PTI ground | Provinces | DAWN.COM
I think, the policy of not contesting elections by PTI is becoming more flawed after every passing day. Conceived in early 2011 it seems going with the momentum when its been understood that due to various crisis i.e. Memogate, NRO etc., Govt is pushed towards early elections today or tomorrow.
But, now when memo gate is almost behind and NRO seems only a little jolt to force PPP to elect a new PM its becoming a liability and a grave mistake especially when the potential winning seats like SMQ, JH, JT are presented in a plate to opponents, who in turn build these constituencies for G. Elections contest as per political tactics and SOPs.
PTI could revisit their decision as per the latest situation but than their stand on bogus votes and subsequent petition in SC is jeopardized .nevertheless PTI in a lose- lose situation in either way and that will eventually cost him in G. Elections as well.
Zulqernain Tahir | Metropolitan > Lahore | From the Newspaper
3 hours ago
LAHORE, Feb 19: In by-polls for five National and two Punjab assemblies seats to be held on Feb 25, the Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) being a silent spectator is likely to lose the ground once held by its leaders.
Of the seven by-poll seats, four National and one Punjab assemblies seats were held by PTI leaders who vacated them to join hands with Imran Khan, chairman of the PTI. Later, as the PTI made a policy not to take part in by-polls, the former parliamentarians are in a fix either to stay away from the process or support their traditional rivals.
PTI Vice-Chairman Shah Mahmood Qureshi vacated NA-148 and Javed Hashmi NA-149. In by-polls, Mr Qureshi wanted to field his son, Zain Qureshi, as independent candidate against Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilanis son, Ali Musa Gilani. Mr Khan reportedly opposed his idea. Now, Mr Qureshi wants his supporters not to vote in by-polls. In case of low turn-out or the defeat of Mr Gilani, Mr Qureshi will win.
In NA-149, Pakistan Peoples Partys (PPPs) Liaqut Dogar is contesting against PML-Ns Tariq Rashid, brother of former MNA Tahir Rashid. The PPP candidate is hopeful that Mr Javed Hashmi would like to see the defeat of the Ns candidate.
In NA-140, PPPs Sardar Sarwar Dogar and independent candidate Dr Azeemuddin Lakhvi are a competition to watch. Mr Lakhvi has the backing of the PML-N after it withdrew its candidate former Kasur tehsil nazim Malik Rashid. In this constituency, PTI leaders Sardar Assef Ahmed Ali and Khursheed Kasuri can maneuver the situation for their political future. It is said Mr Ali would like to see PPPs candidate defeated while Mr Kasuri would see Lakhvi as loser.
Also, the PTI is a silent spectator in by-poll for NA-195, a seat vacated by Jehangir Tareen. PML-F MPA Makhdoom Ahmed Mahmoods son Syed Murtaza is on forefront as he has the backing of the PML-N too.
Whether PTI leaders oblige some of the candidates in their constituencies or not the reports of infighting in their ranks are surfacing.
In Multan, Moeen Riaz Qureshi, a Chaudhry Pervaiz Elahis cabinet member, had joined the PTI on the insistence of Mr Qureshi at his Ghotki public meeting. He has joined the PML-N after reportedly he was not given assurance from Mr Khan that he would get a ticket from his constituency in Multan.
PML-Ns Shahid Mahmood Bhatti who had defeated Mr Moeen had also joined the PTI after him on the motivation of Mr Javed Hashmi. Mr Khan cannot ignore Mr Bhatti, being a winning candidate and this has led to further strained relations between Mr Qureshi and Mr Hashmi, a source in the PTI said, adding it would be very difficult for Mr Khan in the future to retain these big shots in his party fold.
Similarly, in PP-18, PPP has fielded Malik Sameen Khan against the PML-Ns Maj (retired) Muhammad Azam. Both are interested to have the indirect support of Mr Khurram Awan, the former seat holder, now in the PTI.
By-polls on 25th: Rivals set to snatch PTI ground | Provinces | DAWN.COM
I think, the policy of not contesting elections by PTI is becoming more flawed after every passing day. Conceived in early 2011 it seems going with the momentum when its been understood that due to various crisis i.e. Memogate, NRO etc., Govt is pushed towards early elections today or tomorrow.
But, now when memo gate is almost behind and NRO seems only a little jolt to force PPP to elect a new PM its becoming a liability and a grave mistake especially when the potential winning seats like SMQ, JH, JT are presented in a plate to opponents, who in turn build these constituencies for G. Elections contest as per political tactics and SOPs.
PTI could revisit their decision as per the latest situation but than their stand on bogus votes and subsequent petition in SC is jeopardized .nevertheless PTI in a lose- lose situation in either way and that will eventually cost him in G. Elections as well.
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We don't expect anything good and truth from Musharraf the curse for Pakistan supporters complete propaganda and nothing else
PTI Chakwal in pieces.
This is what you get with waderas and landlords.
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Propaganda? that's from PTI's own forum. This is not just one case there are several other PTI wadera factions divided in other cities.
http://www.defence.pk/forums/national-political-issues/152712-reality-check-pti-once-again.html
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I just got this through an email. Thought to share it..
I am not good with urdu, so, little i could understand. Now i can see Imran Khan army's tanks pointing at me
I am not good with urdu, so, little i could understand. Now i can see Imran Khan army's tanks pointing at me
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I just got this through an email. Thought to share it..
I am not good with urdu, so, little i could understand. Now i can see Imran Khan army's tanks pointing at me
Same Daphne Bark
Kim Barker Exposes Nawaz Sharif
http://area148.com/cms/?p=3922
http://www.defence.pk/forums/national-political-issues/105314-nawaz-sharif-treated-her-likely-playboy.html
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