HAIDER
ELITE MEMBER
- Joined
- May 21, 2006
- Messages
- 33,771
- Reaction score
- 14
- Country
- Location
Yes, if he adopt Pakistani Sheikh policy then Railway will be profitable within weeks.
Railways official refuses to work with ‘ill-mannered’ Sheikh Rasheed
- Thread starter Norwegian
- Start date
Sucha Kuggu
FULL MEMBER
- Joined
- Sep 4, 2016
- Messages
- 319
- Reaction score
- 0
- Country
- Location
No need of it, Your demand for locos is not economically fissile.
What is population of Taxila and 10000 apartment for whom?
Can we operate new and old gage side by side for the short and medium term and save the existing trains from being abandoned, instead on going for revamping the whole infrastructure for new gage tracks. Its out of the box solution a are our challenges.
Can we operate new and old gage side by side for the short and medium term and save the existing trains from being abandoned, instead on going for revamping the whole infrastructure for new gage tracks. Its out of the box solution a are our challenges.
ziaulislam
ELITE MEMBER
- Joined
- Apr 22, 2010
- Messages
- 23,621
- Reaction score
- 9
- Country
- Location
Beaucarts have made good rules for themselves..doctors , teacher cant get 2 weeks and he is getting 2 years....what the ****
airmarshal
ELITE MEMBER
- Joined
- Jul 28, 2010
- Messages
- 9,361
- Reaction score
- 11
- Country
- Location
Railways official refuses to work with ‘ill-mannered’ Sheikh Rasheed
Web Desk
AUGUST 26, 2018
ISLAMABAD: Railways Chief Commercial Manager Mohammad Hanif Gul criticised newly-appointed minister Sheikh Rasheed saying that he would not want to work under an ‘ill-mannered’ and ‘non-professional’ person as the AML leader.
In a letter written to Railways Ministry chairman, Hanif Gul requested a leave of 730 days since he would not want to work under the new minister due to his ‘ill-mannered’ and ‘non-professional’ behaviour.
“As a honourable member of the Civil Services of Pakistan, it is not possible for me to work under Sheikh Rasheed. The minister is fully entitled to work with a team that shares his vision,” Gul said, pointing out at visionary differences too.
Earlier this week, Rasheed had slammed ministry staffers after some of details of a meeting were ‘leaked’. The minister warned the railway workers to not share any information regarding the meetings.
This guy should not be given leave of absence. This should be banned too. If you dont want to work, then leave. Why should he paid from your money when he does not want to work. Either work or go home. Your money is not cheap that it should pay full salary and benefits without work for two years.
airmarshal
ELITE MEMBER
- Joined
- Jul 28, 2010
- Messages
- 9,361
- Reaction score
- 11
- Country
- Location
I dont disagree with you but no leave with pay and that too for two years. Not acceptable.
airmarshal
ELITE MEMBER
- Joined
- Jul 28, 2010
- Messages
- 9,361
- Reaction score
- 11
- Country
- Location
Agreed! Sheikh Rasheed does not have the capacity to deliver. He is an old dog and he wont be able to learn new tricks. May be in a few months time, he will be shown the door and that will be a great falling out with Imran. But knowing Imran, he is ruthless. He will want delivery of service and performance. He does not care if he is a great friend or relative. He will keep an eye on if he is performing as railways minister.
خره مينه لګته وي
FULL MEMBER
- Joined
- Jul 7, 2014
- Messages
- 1,767
- Reaction score
- 0
- Country
- Location
The leave application went viral on social media in Pakistan
Dubai: A Pakistan Railways official has reportedly sought an LFP (leave on full pay) for 730 days.
In a leave application that went viral on social media, Mohammad Hanif Gul, a Grade-20 officer, wrote that he found it impossible to work with the new Federal Minister for Railways, Shaikh Rashid Ahmad due to his “attitude” that Gul said was “nonprofessional and ill-mannered.”
Ahmad took office as the new minister on August 20, 2018.
Gharidah Farooqi and a few other journalists from Pakistan tweeted a copy of the application that was shared by many. @GFarooqi wrote: “First jolt to Railways. A senior official applies for two years leave citing nonprofessional and ill-mannered behaviour of new Railways Minister.”
Gul is the Chief Commercial Manager of Pakistan Railways. His letter goes on to read: “As an honourable member of the Civil Services Academy of Pakistan, it is not possible for me to continue to work under him”, and that Ahmad is “fully entitled to work with a team that shares his vision”.
Many Twitter users replied with disbelief at the absurdity of the leave request.
Tweep @SorayaAziz posted: “I am in shock...ߘ?Can someone tell Mr. Mohammad Hanif Gul that when you don’t get along with your boss and all measures have been exhausted, you resign.”
Some added that he cannot go on a two-year-long leave and expect to be fully paid on the taxpayer’s money.
Tweep @WajSKhan posted: “Resign, brother. Resign, or deal with the might and plight of @shkhrasheed. Don’t live for two years on my dime.
Sorry, but this man shouldn’t be obliged.”
Some added that he cannot go on a two-year-long leave and expect to be fully paid on the taxpayer’s money.
Tweep @WajSKhan posted: “Resign, brother. Resign, or deal with the might and plight of @shkhrasheed. Don’t live for two years on my dime.
Sorry, but this man shouldn’t be obliged.”
And @bilalahmed2k posted: “In which professional world can a true professional ask for 730 days paid leave? He himself is a rotten and an ill-mannered person. The subject of his application reflects his level of professionalism and corruption. You... need to tell him that he gets paid from tax payer’s money.
However, some doing the authenticity of the application.
Tweep @maliklatif92 posted: “Many applications like this can be shared without any confirmation that it’s true.”
________________________
Source : https://m.gulfnews.com
Dubai: A Pakistan Railways official has reportedly sought an LFP (leave on full pay) for 730 days.
In a leave application that went viral on social media, Mohammad Hanif Gul, a Grade-20 officer, wrote that he found it impossible to work with the new Federal Minister for Railways, Shaikh Rashid Ahmad due to his “attitude” that Gul said was “nonprofessional and ill-mannered.”
Ahmad took office as the new minister on August 20, 2018.
Gharidah Farooqi and a few other journalists from Pakistan tweeted a copy of the application that was shared by many. @GFarooqi wrote: “First jolt to Railways. A senior official applies for two years leave citing nonprofessional and ill-mannered behaviour of new Railways Minister.”
Gul is the Chief Commercial Manager of Pakistan Railways. His letter goes on to read: “As an honourable member of the Civil Services Academy of Pakistan, it is not possible for me to continue to work under him”, and that Ahmad is “fully entitled to work with a team that shares his vision”.
Many Twitter users replied with disbelief at the absurdity of the leave request.
Tweep @SorayaAziz posted: “I am in shock...ߘ?Can someone tell Mr. Mohammad Hanif Gul that when you don’t get along with your boss and all measures have been exhausted, you resign.”
Some added that he cannot go on a two-year-long leave and expect to be fully paid on the taxpayer’s money.
Tweep @WajSKhan posted: “Resign, brother. Resign, or deal with the might and plight of @shkhrasheed. Don’t live for two years on my dime.
Sorry, but this man shouldn’t be obliged.”
Some added that he cannot go on a two-year-long leave and expect to be fully paid on the taxpayer’s money.
Tweep @WajSKhan posted: “Resign, brother. Resign, or deal with the might and plight of @shkhrasheed. Don’t live for two years on my dime.
Sorry, but this man shouldn’t be obliged.”
And @bilalahmed2k posted: “In which professional world can a true professional ask for 730 days paid leave? He himself is a rotten and an ill-mannered person. The subject of his application reflects his level of professionalism and corruption. You... need to tell him that he gets paid from tax payer’s money.
However, some doing the authenticity of the application.
Tweep @maliklatif92 posted: “Many applications like this can be shared without any confirmation that it’s true.”
________________________
Source : https://m.gulfnews.com
خره مينه لګته وي
FULL MEMBER
- Joined
- Jul 7, 2014
- Messages
- 1,767
- Reaction score
- 0
- Country
- Location
Oh similar thread is already running --
@Mods can you merge it with the existing thread ??
While creating new threads, I don't get the option whether similar thread is already running or not ?? Why ~__~
@Mods can you merge it with the existing thread ??
While creating new threads, I don't get the option whether similar thread is already running or not ?? Why ~__~
haha sound like Sheikh rahseed, razia butt ka novel lol
And where is PPP now? Rotting in interior Sindh. N did better but it was more of same, doing better then PPP isn't a big deal. We need reforms in all departments and PTI promised that, it didn't exist then N would have got elected again as PPP is not coming back ever again. I also like the fact that PTI is seriously thinking about getting rid of VIP culture. Can't stand these bastards who enjoy VIP facilities at the expense of our poor. It will not save billions of $ but that's not the point. These things are supposed to be symbolic.
I remember in PPP era when Jolie came to visit and how haramkhor Gilani invited all his extended family on government expense to take selfies, Julie was shocked how much they spent to host her while poor people were dying on streets in 2010 floods.
kmc_chacko
FULL MEMBER
- Joined
- Dec 13, 2008
- Messages
- 1,076
- Reaction score
- -1
- Country
- Location
Initially I thought it was Indian Railway Official took leave as it was common in Kerala that Govt Officials take leaves for 5 years and go work in Gulf Countries later comeback to take charge of their work.
But in Pakistan, considering the present condition, it is against their moral duty towards their profession to take leave in such circumstances when a new Govt is trying to fix everything. Govt should take note of this and should take appropriate actions so that nobody repeat such thing which will hurt nations future.
But in Pakistan, considering the present condition, it is against their moral duty towards their profession to take leave in such circumstances when a new Govt is trying to fix everything. Govt should take note of this and should take appropriate actions so that nobody repeat such thing which will hurt nations future.
Sine Nomine
ELITE MEMBER
- Joined
- Nov 19, 2014
- Messages
- 10,067
- Reaction score
- 25
- Country
- Location
That's same in Pakistan.
