try it, cause you cant smell what QADRI is cooking up for pmln ,you will know in few days?
Lets see... btw this time even, PML-N is ready for the challenge.
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Lets see... btw this time even, PML-N is ready for the challenge.
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come on, dont you guys wana lose takht-e-lahore
Who want to loss?
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so just obey the king ZARDARI?
come on, you don't single point, once you are saying "Takhtay-e-Lahore", while calling NS is a king, and same after that you are calling Zardari a king... you lost your intellectual skills, it's clearly shows your desperation, and to me it don't make sense to even reply you any more...
Anyhow, my work is done any way
bye bye..
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come on, you don't single point, once you are saying "Takhtay-e-Lahore", while calling NS is a king, and same after that you are calling Zardari a king... you lost your intellectual skills, it's clearly shows your desperation, and to me it don't make sense to even reply you any more...
Anyhow, my work is done any way
you dont get it?
takhat-e-lahore is in rule of takhat-e-islamabad, where king zardari rules so,its takhat-e-lahore under king zardari?
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Qadri announces second phase of revolution
DawnNews | 5 hours ago 5
Qadri announces
Tahirul Qadri speaks during an interview in Lahore. Photo by AP/File
LAHORE: Pakistan Awami Tehrik (PAT) chief Dr Tahirul Qadri on Monday announced the beginning of the second phase of his peoples revolution with a rally in Gujranwala on Feb 15, DawnNews reported.
Speaking to media representatives at a press conference in Lahore, Qadri said that the revolution had been started in order to install a real democracy in Pakistan. He said that the anti-poor system of the country must be changed, adding that the Articles 3 and 38 of the Constitution were being violated.
Moreover, the Awami Tehrik chief said that the first rally of the revolution would be held in Gujranwala on Feb 15, a second one on Feb 17 in Faisalabad, a third one in Multan on Feb 22 and a fourth in Peshawar on Feb 24.
Qadri said that his party did not wish to postpone the upcoming general polls. He said that the Army was also in favour of maintaining the continuity of a democratic system in the country.
Furthermore, Qadri said that it was impossible to hijack the peoples revolution.
He extended invitations to all political parties, including the Pakistan Tehrik-i-Insaf (PTI) to participate in the rallies.
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Qadri announces
Tahirul Qadri speaks during an interview in Lahore. Photo by AP/File
LAHORE: Pakistan Awami Tehrik (PAT) chief Dr Tahirul Qadri on Monday announced the beginning of the second phase of his peoples revolution with a rally in Gujranwala on Feb 15, DawnNews reported.
Speaking to media representatives at a press conference in Lahore, Qadri said that the revolution had been started in order to install a real democracy in Pakistan. He said that the anti-poor system of the country must be changed, adding that the Articles 3 and 38 of the Constitution were being violated.
Moreover, the Awami Tehrik chief said that the first rally of the revolution would be held in Gujranwala on Feb 15, a second one on Feb 17 in Faisalabad, a third one in Multan on Feb 22 and a fourth in Peshawar on Feb 24.
Qadri said that his party did not wish to postpone the upcoming general polls. He said that the Army was also in favour of maintaining the continuity of a democratic system in the country.
Furthermore, Qadri said that it was impossible to hijack the peoples revolution.
He extended invitations to all political parties, including the Pakistan Tehrik-i-Insaf (PTI) to participate in the rallies.
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people’s Party caught between demands of PML-N, Qadri
From the Newspaper | Khawar Ghumman | 20 hours ago 0
Activists from opposition parties gather in front of the parliament house during a protest in Islamabad on February 4, 2013. – AFP Photo
ISLAMABAD: Having signed an agreement with Dr Tahirul Qadri, and now the PML-N submitting a long list of demands, the ruling PPP has been virtually caught between the devil and the deep blue sea.
In background interviews, senior PPP leaders said they believed that with elections round the corner everybody else was gunning for the ruling party. They accused the opposition parties of playing politics for point-scoring and creating problems for the government.
“Now when the government is all set to announce a date for the general election, the opposition parties have come up with a new set of demands which have no mention in the 20th Amendment that deals with selection of a caretaker set-up,” said a federal minister close to the top PPP leadership.
He said the basic purpose of putting in place caretaker governments at the centre and in the provinces was to ensure a level-playing field for all political forces and questioned the rationale behind PML-N’s sit-in in Islamabad on Monday.
Besides seeking removal of all governors, the opposition parties have also demanded transfer of officers holding important positions, including federal secretaries, provincial chief secretaries, inspectors general of police, heads of agencies, PTV and Radio Pakistan, politically-appointed ambassadors, attorney general, advocates general and those reappointed on contract.
Another PPP leader said the government was yet to pacify Dr Qadri who had been clamouring for his own demands, including changes in the Election Commission, which the government had no authority to bring in. And now, he added, the PML-N had opened its own Pandora’s box.
The PPP legislator privy to informal contacts between the ruling and opposition parties said the PML-N was using its government in Punjab as a bargaining chip because dissolution of the provincial assembly was of critical importance to holding the elections on same day.
The National Assembly will complete its five-year constitutional term on March 16 and the Punjab Assembly on April 8.
The government has no choice but to announce the election date before March 16 for which it needs to reach an agreement with the PML-N for holding the elections on the same day throughout the country.
Although there is no bar in the Constitution on holding national and provincial assembly elections on different dates, there is a broad consensus among all political forces on having the polling on one day for free and fair elections.
The PPP leader said the only purpose behind the PML-N’s demand for sweeping postings and transfers at the top level was to claim morale boosting victory before going to polls which, of course, would be difficult for the ruling party leadership to accept.
Leader of the Opposition in the National Assembly Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan has been saying that being the ruling party in Punjab the key for dissolution of the assemblies was with the PML-N.
Senator Ishaq Dar, supposedly main negotiator of the PML-N behind the scenes, had refused to accept the Islamabad declaration signed by the government with Dr Tahirul Qadri. The PML-N is not in favour of holding elections within 90 days after the installation of a caretaker set-up, a condition which the government had accepted in its agreement with Dr Qadri.
Similarly, Punjab Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif is against earlier dissolution of his government, which has put the PPP government in a difficult situation.
A PML-N leader said the PPP had its own considerations at the centre and his party its own in Punjab before it dissolved the provincial assembly. About the PML-N’s demand for changes in civil bureaucracy, he said everybody knew that the MQM had its governor in Sindh and two sons of the newly-appointed governor in Punjab had recently joined the PPP.
“Will the two governors remain impartial in the run-up to elections?” But he agreed that instead of seeking wide-ranging changes in the federal bureaucracy, the PML-N should have pinpointed special cases such as governors in Sindh and Punjab which made a sense.
According to sources in the PPP and PML-N, an expected meeting between President Asif Ali Zardari and Mian Nawaz Sharif will play a crucial role in ensuring a trouble-free democratic transition. President Zardari is likely to visit Mr Sharif to offer condolence over the death of younger brother of the PML-N chief.
From the Newspaper | Khawar Ghumman | 20 hours ago 0
Activists from opposition parties gather in front of the parliament house during a protest in Islamabad on February 4, 2013. – AFP Photo
ISLAMABAD: Having signed an agreement with Dr Tahirul Qadri, and now the PML-N submitting a long list of demands, the ruling PPP has been virtually caught between the devil and the deep blue sea.
In background interviews, senior PPP leaders said they believed that with elections round the corner everybody else was gunning for the ruling party. They accused the opposition parties of playing politics for point-scoring and creating problems for the government.
“Now when the government is all set to announce a date for the general election, the opposition parties have come up with a new set of demands which have no mention in the 20th Amendment that deals with selection of a caretaker set-up,” said a federal minister close to the top PPP leadership.
He said the basic purpose of putting in place caretaker governments at the centre and in the provinces was to ensure a level-playing field for all political forces and questioned the rationale behind PML-N’s sit-in in Islamabad on Monday.
Besides seeking removal of all governors, the opposition parties have also demanded transfer of officers holding important positions, including federal secretaries, provincial chief secretaries, inspectors general of police, heads of agencies, PTV and Radio Pakistan, politically-appointed ambassadors, attorney general, advocates general and those reappointed on contract.
Another PPP leader said the government was yet to pacify Dr Qadri who had been clamouring for his own demands, including changes in the Election Commission, which the government had no authority to bring in. And now, he added, the PML-N had opened its own Pandora’s box.
The PPP legislator privy to informal contacts between the ruling and opposition parties said the PML-N was using its government in Punjab as a bargaining chip because dissolution of the provincial assembly was of critical importance to holding the elections on same day.
The National Assembly will complete its five-year constitutional term on March 16 and the Punjab Assembly on April 8.
The government has no choice but to announce the election date before March 16 for which it needs to reach an agreement with the PML-N for holding the elections on the same day throughout the country.
Although there is no bar in the Constitution on holding national and provincial assembly elections on different dates, there is a broad consensus among all political forces on having the polling on one day for free and fair elections.
The PPP leader said the only purpose behind the PML-N’s demand for sweeping postings and transfers at the top level was to claim morale boosting victory before going to polls which, of course, would be difficult for the ruling party leadership to accept.
Leader of the Opposition in the National Assembly Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan has been saying that being the ruling party in Punjab the key for dissolution of the assemblies was with the PML-N.
Senator Ishaq Dar, supposedly main negotiator of the PML-N behind the scenes, had refused to accept the Islamabad declaration signed by the government with Dr Tahirul Qadri. The PML-N is not in favour of holding elections within 90 days after the installation of a caretaker set-up, a condition which the government had accepted in its agreement with Dr Qadri.
Similarly, Punjab Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif is against earlier dissolution of his government, which has put the PPP government in a difficult situation.
A PML-N leader said the PPP had its own considerations at the centre and his party its own in Punjab before it dissolved the provincial assembly. About the PML-N’s demand for changes in civil bureaucracy, he said everybody knew that the MQM had its governor in Sindh and two sons of the newly-appointed governor in Punjab had recently joined the PPP.
“Will the two governors remain impartial in the run-up to elections?” But he agreed that instead of seeking wide-ranging changes in the federal bureaucracy, the PML-N should have pinpointed special cases such as governors in Sindh and Punjab which made a sense.
According to sources in the PPP and PML-N, an expected meeting between President Asif Ali Zardari and Mian Nawaz Sharif will play a crucial role in ensuring a trouble-free democratic transition. President Zardari is likely to visit Mr Sharif to offer condolence over the death of younger brother of the PML-N chief.
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Dual nationality: EC summons 23 MPAs
http://www.thenews.com.pk/article-86806-Dual-nationality:-EC-summons-23-MPAs
February 05, 2013 - Updated 1320 PKT
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ISLAMABAD: The Election Commission (EC) has issued notices to 21 current and 2 former Members of Punjab Assembly for allegedly holding dual nationalities.
According to Election Commission sources, the members of provincial assembly (MPAs) have been summoned on February 7.
The notices have been issued to former MPAs Jameel Ashraf and Tahir Ali Javed and current MPAs Zaeem Qadri, Shaukat Aziz Bhatti, Rana Babar Hussain, Farrukh Javed, Raza Ali Gilani, Pir Kashif Chishti, Imran Shaukat, Muhammad Yar Hiraj, Tahir Khalil Sindhu, Makhdoom Muhammad Irtiqa, Arfa Khalid Pervez, Maira Malik, Ghulam Sarwar, Imran Khalid, Shahjahan Ahmed Wattoo, Ali Haider Noor, Hafiz Mian Noman, Mohsin Lateef, Mian Tariq Mehmood and Shamsheer Haider Wattoo.
Former ambassador Asif Aizdi had sent reference to Election Commission against the MPAs holding dual nationalities.
ECP to review MPs tax evasion issue
http://www.thenews.com.pk/article-86817-ECP-to-review-MPs-tax-evasion-issue
February 05, 2013 - Updated 1537 PKT
From Web Edition
ISLAMABAD: The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) will review tax evasion by parliamentarians, along with hearing a petition pertaining to the ban on government recruitment on Wednesday.
Methods to implement articles 62 and 63 of the constitution will also be discussed during the meeting which according to sources can last up to three days.
Progress on voter verification in Karachi and the new delimitation of constituencies will also be discussed during the meeting. In addition, the date of allotment of electoral symbols to political parties will also be determined.
Additional Secretary of ECP, Afzal Khan said the representatives of opposition parties who staged a sit-in have also been summoned on February 7 and their reservations would be discussed.
http://www.thenews.com.pk/article-86806-Dual-nationality:-EC-summons-23-MPAs
February 05, 2013 - Updated 1320 PKT
From Web Edition
ISLAMABAD: The Election Commission (EC) has issued notices to 21 current and 2 former Members of Punjab Assembly for allegedly holding dual nationalities.
According to Election Commission sources, the members of provincial assembly (MPAs) have been summoned on February 7.
The notices have been issued to former MPAs Jameel Ashraf and Tahir Ali Javed and current MPAs Zaeem Qadri, Shaukat Aziz Bhatti, Rana Babar Hussain, Farrukh Javed, Raza Ali Gilani, Pir Kashif Chishti, Imran Shaukat, Muhammad Yar Hiraj, Tahir Khalil Sindhu, Makhdoom Muhammad Irtiqa, Arfa Khalid Pervez, Maira Malik, Ghulam Sarwar, Imran Khalid, Shahjahan Ahmed Wattoo, Ali Haider Noor, Hafiz Mian Noman, Mohsin Lateef, Mian Tariq Mehmood and Shamsheer Haider Wattoo.
Former ambassador Asif Aizdi had sent reference to Election Commission against the MPAs holding dual nationalities.
ECP to review MPs tax evasion issue
http://www.thenews.com.pk/article-86817-ECP-to-review-MPs-tax-evasion-issue
February 05, 2013 - Updated 1537 PKT
From Web Edition
ISLAMABAD: The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) will review tax evasion by parliamentarians, along with hearing a petition pertaining to the ban on government recruitment on Wednesday.
Methods to implement articles 62 and 63 of the constitution will also be discussed during the meeting which according to sources can last up to three days.
Progress on voter verification in Karachi and the new delimitation of constituencies will also be discussed during the meeting. In addition, the date of allotment of electoral symbols to political parties will also be determined.
Additional Secretary of ECP, Afzal Khan said the representatives of opposition parties who staged a sit-in have also been summoned on February 7 and their reservations would be discussed.
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Those who were mocking TUQ, should now reconsider there stance and give him some credit for making the justice and electoral system more transparent.
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Friend,
That's what couldbe the big signature allways found in bigger movements & peoples revolutions around the world?
But, remember that's the opposing point of those peoples & they may not leave their bad habbits?
But at the same time,that point is source of inspiration to many of peoples like to see real change in pakistans croupt social,economical,& electrole,political system which has destroyed already by muk-muka mafia!
Good luck,friend!
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