Wednesday, 9 November 2016
پانامہ لیکس ۔حسن نواز شریف کی ایک پاکستانی کے ہاتھوں لندن میں سرعام چھترول۔
Friday, 26 August 2016
پاک فوج پوری دنیا پر بازی لے گئی عالمی مقابلے میں شاندار فتح بھارت ،امریکہ، برطانیہ ، چین سمیت سب کو پیچھے چھوڑ دیا
راولپنڈی(مانیٹرنگ ڈیسک)پاک فوج کے جوانوں نے چین میں اسنائپنگ اور شوٹنگ
کا عالمی مقابلہ اپنے نام کرلیا۔پاک فوج کے شعبہ تعلقات عامہ (آئی ایس پی
آر) کے مطابق پاک آرمی کی ٹیم نے تمام انفرادی اور ٹیم ایونٹس میں پہلی
پوزیشن حاصل کی۔پاک فوج کے نائیک ارشد مقابلے کے بہترین اسنائپر قرار
پائے۔
بین الاقوامی اسنائپنگ مقابلہ چین کے دارالحکومت بیجنگ میں ہوا، جس
میں 14 ممالک کی 21 ٹیموں نے حصہ لیا۔یاد رہے کہ رواں سال جولائی میں پاک
فضائیہ کے سی 130 ہرکولس ٹرانسپورٹ ایئرکرافٹ نے برطانیہ میں ہونے والے
’رائل انٹرنیشنل ایئر ٹیٹو شو‘ میں فتح حاصل کی تھی۔برطانیہ کے رائل ایئر
فورس بیس فیئر فورڈ میں ہونے والے شو میں 50 ممالک کے 200 سے زائد طیاروں
نے حصہ لیا، جس میں پاکستان کی نمائندگی سی 130 طیارے نے کی، جہاں پاک
فضائیہ نے یہ منفرد اعزاز حاصل کیا۔گزشتہ سال پاک فوج کی ٹیم نے برطانوی
آرمی کے ’ایکسرسائز کیمبرائن پٹرول‘ ایونٹ میں بھی تقریباً 140 ٹیموں کو
پیچھے چھوڑتے ہوئے سونے کا تمغہ حاصل کیا تھا۔
امریکا، اسرائیل ساتھ دے تو آئی ایس آئی اور پاکستانی فوج سے خود لڑنے کے لیے جاوٴں گا الطاف حسین کے ایک اور ویڈیو بیان نے تہلکہ مچا دیا
کراچی(آن لائن) متحدہ قومی موومنٹ (ایم کیو ایم) کی پاکستان میں موجود
رابطہ کمیٹی نے الطاف حسین کے امریکا میں کارکنان سے حالیہ خطاب میں
اسرائیل سے مدد مانگنے اور پاک فوج سے لڑنے کے بیان سے بھی اعلان لاتعلقی
کر دیا۔ایم کیو ایم رابطہ کمیٹی کے ڈپٹی کنوینئر فاروق ستار اور نسرین جلیل
کے ہمراہ پریس کانفرنس کرتے ہوئے سینئر رہنما عامر خان کا کہنا تھا کہ
سوشل میڈیا پر الطاف حسین کے آڈیو کلپس چل رہے ہیں، یہ تقریر کراچی میں
کارکنان سے کیے گئے خطاب سے ملتی جلتی ہے۔
عامر خان نے مزید کہا کہ کراچی میں کی گئی تقریر سے ایم کیو ایم نے اعلان لا تعلقی کیا تھا، اسی طرح امریکا میں کی گئی تقریر سے بھی رابطہ کمیٹی پاکستان اعلان لاتعلقی کرتی ہے۔اس نئے آڈیو کلپ کے حوالے سے متحدہ قومی موومنٹ کے سینئر رہنما عامرخان نے پریس کانفرنس میں مزید کہا کہ الطاف حسین کی یہ تقریر بھی 2 روز پرانی ہی ہے، امید ہے اب ایسی کوئی تقریر اور بات نہیں ہوگی، انہوں نے کہا کہ ایم کیو ایم کراچی کی رابطہ کمیٹی الطاف حسین کے امریکا میں کارکنوں سے خطاب کے بیان سے بھی اعلان لاتعلقی کرتی ہے۔عامر خان نے کہا کہ ایم کیو ایم کا اس بیان سے کوئی تعلق نہیں جبکہ پارٹی اس بیان کی مذمت کرتی ہے۔واضح رہے کہ سوشل میڈیا پر زیر گردش آڈیو کلپ میں مبینہ طور پر الطاف حسین نے کہا ہے کہ ‘امریکا، اسرائیل ساتھ دے تو داعش، القاعدہ اور طالبان پیدا کرنے والی آئی ایس آئی اور پاکستانی فوج سے خود لڑنے کے لیے جاوٴں گا۔الطاف حسین نے امریکا اور برطانیہ میں مقیم کارکنان کو ہدایت کی کہ ہر کسی سے مدد مانگی جائے، اسرائیل، ایران، افغانستان، ہندوستان سے بات کی جائے کہ وہ ہماری مدد کریں۔
برطانیہ میں مقیم متحدہ قومی موومنٹ کے قائد کا یہ بھی کہنا تھا کہ ‘ہم سے غلطی اور گناہ ہوگیا، اے ہندووٴں! ہم اس سازش کو نہیں سمجھے جو انگریز نے بنائی تھی، ہم اس کا حصہ بن گئے اور جو اس کا حصہ نہیں بنے وہ عیش کر رہے ہیں۔الطاف حسین نے ایم کیو ایم رابطہ کمیٹی کے کنوینئر ڈاکٹر ندیم نصرت پر بھی زور دیا کہ وہ ’کھل کر بولیں‘۔اس موقع پر وہاں موجود افراد الطاف حسین کی تائید کرتے ہوئے یہ کہتے ہوئے سنائی دیئے کہ پاکستان کا تقسیم در تقسیم ہونا لکھ دیا گیا ہے،
اس دوران انھوں نے ‘لے کر رہیں گے
آزادی کے نعرے بھی لگائے۔خیال رہے کہ 22 اگست کو بھی الطاف حسین نے کراچی
میں پریس کلب کے باہر ایم کیو ایم کے بھوک ہڑتالی کیمپ سے خطاب کیا تھا جس
میں انہوں نے پاکستان مخالف نعرے لگوائے تھے جبکہ کارکنان کو مختلف ٹی وی
چینلز پر حملوں کے لیے اکسایا تھا۔الطاف حسین کے اس خطاب کے بعد ایم کیو
ایم کے رہنماوں کی گرفتاریاں شروع ہوگئی تھیں جبکہ ایک روز بعد ہی کراچی
میں موجود رابطہ کمیٹی کے فیصلے سے فاروق ستار نے الطاف حسین کے پاکستان
مخالف بیان سے اعلان لاتعلقی کردیا اور ایم کیو ایم کو پاکستان سے چلانے کے
فیصلے کا اعلان کیا۔
Tuesday, 16 August 2016
Modi’s speech proves RAW’s meddling in Balochistan, says Aziz
Adviser to Prime Minister on Foreign Affairs Sartaj Aziz on Monday
said Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi was trying to divert global
attention from the tragedy in India-held Kashmir.
“Modi was only
trying to divert world attention from the grim tragedy that has been
unfolding in Indian-occupied Kashmir over the past five weeks,” said
Aziz, referring to Modi’s comments.
Modi, on the occasion of
India’s 70th Independence Day, said in his address to the nation that
people of Balochistan, Gilgit and Azad Kashmir had thanked him and he
was grateful to them.
Modi’s criticism of Pakistan, while
avoiding direct mention of month-long protests in India-held Kashmir,
was the only time the Indian premier focused on foreign policy in his
Independence Day speech which he delivered from the ramparts of the Red
Fort in Delhi.
Aziz said that thousands of unarmed youth are protesting every day for their right to self determination.
“More
than 70 innocent Kashmiris have been killed and more than 6,000 have
been injured. There is persistent curfew and a complete media blackout,”
said the adviser, shedding light on conditions in Indian Occupied
Kashmir.
Aziz reiterated that the Kashmiris’ struggle is an
indigenous movement for self determination which was “promised to the
Kashmiris by the UN Security Council”.
“At this time, the contrast between Indian Occupied Kashmir and Azad Kashmir could not be starker.”
Referring
to Modi’s comments made earlier in the day, the adviser said that
Balochistan is an integral part of Pakistan and Modi’s comments only
prove Pakistan’s contention that India, through the Research and
Analysis Wing (RAW), has been fomenting terrorism in Balochistan.
“This
was also confirmed by the public confession of RAW’s serving naval
officer Kulbhushan Jadhav in March this year,” added Aziz.
Taking
a swipe at India, Aziz said India is a large country and this must be
acknowledged, but having a large country does not translate into having a
great country.
“A country which unleashes such brute force
against innocent citizens to suppress their right to protest or use
pellet guns to rob the eye sight of over 100 youths is not a great
country,” said the foreign affairs adviser.
Aziz further added
that India must recognise the core issue of Kashmir which cannot be
solved through bullets, but requires a political solution.
Earlier
on Monday, Foreign Secretary Aizaz Chaudhry invited his Indian
counterpart S Jaishankar to Pakistan for dialogue on the Kashmir
dispute, the Foreign Office (FO) said.
Aizaz called on the Indian
High Commissioner to Islamabad and handed over a letter addressed to
Jaishankar highlighting the international obligations of Pakistan and
India with regards to resolving the Kashmir dispute in accordance with
the United Nations Security Council resolutions, said FO spokesman
Nafees Zakaria.
The move comes as relations between Pakistan and
India remain strained a day after ceasefire violations along the Line of
Control on Aug 14, and Pakistan’s High Commissioner to New Delhi Abdul
Basit’s comments dedicating Independence Day to the freedom of
Kashmiris.
Tensions between Pakistan and India have been running
high since the killing of Hizbul Mujahideen commander Burhan Wani
sparked anti-government protests in India-held Kashmir, with over 70
people dead in clashes between protesters and Indian authorities.
Army battling rise in number of Killing in Kashmir
After Martordom of Burhan Muzafar Wani in Occupied Kashmir the killing rate rise in Jumm o kashmir.
See below link of Indian media has been confessed.
http://www.thehindu.com/news/national/army-battling-rise-in-number-of-casualties-in-kashmir/article8268414.ece
See below link of Indian media has been confessed.
Mother of Captain Tushar Mahajan crying in the grief of her son in Udhampur
on Monday. Mahajan lost his life in a gun-battle with the militants in
Pampore.
http://www.thehindu.com/news/national/army-battling-rise-in-number-of-casualties-in-kashmir/article8268414.ece
Police constable sets new benchmark by doing Ph.D
Police constable Tahir Khan, who recently received doctorate in
biotechnology, has become the talk of the town. Talking to journalists
he said when he was recruited as police officer, his family was not
doing well financially but he did not let his circumstances discourage
him. Despite hardship and adverse circumstances, he kept going. Even
though it took him ten years, he eventually completed his Ph.D. During
his interview, he said he has neither purchased clothes nor shoes in the
last ten years. What makes his achievement noteworthy is that the guy
is employed at a position that requires mere matriculation.
Our country needs more Tahir Khans. I believe every police officer
should be educated to at least a degree. The educational requirement for
an individual to be recruited as constable is mere matric. Raising the
educational requirement can go a long way in civilizing uncouth
Pakistani police which is notorious for its highhanded tactics against
citizens. Unnecessary violence and misbehavior with citizens is rampant.
This can be easily corroborated by statistical data and news clippings
from the past few years. The actual rate, however, could be much higher
because cases of abuse at hands of belligerent law enforcers are seldom
reported.
Evidence from a study conducted by Dr. William Terrill suggests that
formal education lessens the likelihood that police officers will use
force to elicit compliance from citizens. The study asserts that police
officers with higher education tend to use reasoning, creativity, and
problem solving skills of a higher order to tackle problems. They do not
see any value in resorting to manipulation and misbehavior.
Despite glaring evidence that education can improve conduct of police
officers, legislators in Pakistan are slow at incorporating better
educational standards into the police profession. Globally speaking, law
enforcement agencies that introduced higher education as a
pre-requisite for entering the profession, saw increased
professionalism, reduction in moral turpitude, better problem solving,
and more stable community relations.
Educated police officers are more proficient with information
technology. They are better at managing budgets. They have a better
understanding of SOPs of the police department. They are less likely to
be subjected to disciplinary actions and internal investigations. They
have a higher predisposition towards innovative thinking. They have
better report writing skills because they know how to articulate
thoughts. They take criticism better than their less educated
counterparts. They have wider array of career opportunities outside the
police department which comes handy when they retire or leave police
department. But most importantly they are less likely to use force
against unarmed and defenseless citizens.
Reforms won't be easy. It is going to take a pint of planning, some
commitment, and a lot of sacrifice for current police officers to go
back to school. Going for classes can be tough when police officers are
working rotating shifts, attending trainings, and making appearances in
courts. But with online schools like Virtual University of Pakistan and
Allama Iqbal Open University, police officers can now study at their own
pace. Distance learning will allow them to work around their schedule.
While I'm not saying that academic education is a substitute for
street experience, I do believe educated police officers will be an
asset to their department and the society at large. To top off academic
education, there should be mandatory on-job workshops that cover law,
advanced firearms, and combat training. Once equipped with both, hard
and soft skills, police officers are likely to make better decisions
when thrown into demanding situations. They will approach suspects with
discretion and tolerance. They will be polite with the public and
patient when confronting resistance.
The landscape is changing. Law enforcement in Pakistan has seen
dramatic shifts over the years. With the advent of technology, computing
skills are now a must. Understanding forensic science, which plays an
important role in production of evidence in courts, is important.
Moreover, a police officer with the knowledge of computer science is
better equipped to fight cybercrime.
When asked what he thinks about ramping up the educational
requirements for police officers, a police officer said he welcomes the
idea but there should be a commensurate rise in wages. He said better
incentives will be required to attract more educated people. He said
police wages fall short of being competitive and perks are not as
lucrative as they used to be.
Islamabad/SRINAGAR - Pakistan yesterday formally invited India for
talks over the Kashmir dispute as the occupant forces in the held
territory have crossed all limits of human rights violations.
At least nine people were killed Monday in fierce clashes between
protesters and Indian troops across the Kashmir valley on Indian
Independence Day despite the authorities imposing a round-the-clock
curfew and snapping of mobile and internet services.
Dozens of civilians, mostly young men, have been killed in clashes
between protesters and security forces, and thousands more injured in
the region’s worst violence since 2010.
Kashmiris on both sides of the Line of Control and across the world
observed India’s Independence Day as Black Day to convey the message to
the world that India has illegally occupied their homeland.
Root of conflicts
Pakistan yesterday said that the Kashmir issue was the root of the
conflicts present between the two neighbours and emphasised upon seeking
the solution of the issue through meaningful and purposeful dialogue.
Foreign Affairs Secretary Aizaz Chaudhry invited his Indian
counterpart S Jaishankar to Islamabad for a ‘meaningful dialogue over
the Kashmir issue’ at a meeting with Indian High Commissioner in
Pakistan Gautam Bambawale here.
Chaudhry, in a letter handed over to Indian HC, reminded Indian
Foreign Affairs secretary that tracing out the solution of Kashmir issue
was obligation of both countries according to the resolutions of the
UN.
Unfinished agenda
Almost simultaneously, Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif called Kashmir an
unfinished agenda of the United Nations. In a meeting here with PML-N
presidential candidate for AJK Masood Khan, PM Sharif said the UN must
intervene to resolve this issue.
LoC violations
Officials said the foreign secretary in his meeting with Indian HC
also asked him to convey Pak concerns over the LoC ceasefire violations
by India.
Indian forces resorted to firing near Rawalkot’s Neza Pir sector over the weekend, prompting response from Pak troops.
Black Day
Indian Independence Day was observed as Black Day on both sides of
LoC by holding pro-freedom and anti-India rallies and protests.
Despite curfew and other restrictions, the people of IHK marked the day with protest demonstrations, KMS reported.
There was complete strike in the territory, call for which had been
jointly given by the Hurriyet leaders Syed Ali Gilani, Mirwaiz Umar
Farooq, Yasin Malik and others. All markets were shut and roads wore a
deserted look.
The authorities had converted the entire territory into a garrison.
Srinagar city, where the main function of India’s Independence Day was
held amid the multi-tier security cover, remained reduced to a ghost
town.
Ex-FM opposes Modi
Former foreign minister and Senior Congress leader Salman Khurshid on
Monday disagreed with PM Narendra Modi’s point of view on Balochistan,
advising him to not interfere in Pakistan’s internal matters.
Khurshid said Balochistan is different from any part of Azad Jammu
and Kashmir and India’s right and entitlement was limited to Kashmir.
Israel and Pakistan Take Part in Joint Aerial Combat Exercise in U.S.
The 'Red Flag' war-simulation training in Nevada – with forces from Pakistan and the Emirates - begins Monday.
The Israel Air Force will be taking part in the Red Flag advanced
combat training exercise beginning Monday in the United States, along
with additional aerial forces including those of Pakistan and the
Emirates.
The advanced training exercise, during which fighter jets simulate
combat involving coalition forces, will take place at the Nellis Air
Force base in Nevada.
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This is the second year in a row in which the IAF is participating in Red Flag.
In recent days photographers in the area, near Las Vegas, have filmed
Israeli, Spanish and Pakistani aircraft in advance of the joint
exercise. In addition, a transport plane belonging to the United Arab
Emirates was also photographed, indicating that, as reported, that
country’s air force will also participate in the exercise.
The Israeli plane that will be used in the exercise is the F-16I (the
“Sufa,” or Storm). In footage from Nevada one can see that IAF jets
belonging to three different Sufa squadrons were sent to the United
States. Air and ground crews will also participate.
The Red Flag exercise is scheduled to end on August 26.
The IAF has for several months been planning its participation in the
event, which necessitates a long flight from Israel to the base in
Nevada, with a number of intermediate stops and aerial refueling.
Last year the air forces of the United States, Israel, Singapore and
Jordan participated in the Red Flag. At the time it was reported by
foreign sources that Israeli planes even refueled the Jordanian fighter
jets in the air, on the way to the U.S.
“The Red Flag is the biggest and best simulation of war in the world,” one IAF officer said at the end of the 2015 exercise.
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All of the squadrons participating are assigned to “red” and “blue”
forces. They practice intercepting other aircraft, attacking targets,
rescuing pilots and engaging in aerial activity under the ostensible
threat of ground-to-air missiles.
Haaretz received no response when questioning Israel Defense Forces
sources two weeks ago about the possible participation of Pakistan and
the UAR in Red Flag.
At the time the IDF Spokesman's Office said only that, “The air force
trains regularly in Israel and abroad in order to maintain operational
fitness for various operational plans. The Red Flag exercise involves
unique and high-quality training. When the IAF was invited to
participate, it accepted the invitation.”
The source added that the same squadrons participating in the exercise this year did not participate last year.
Coutesy, HAARETZ
Ex-husband confesses 'honour killing' British woman in Pakistan
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The ex-husband of a British beautician who was forced to marry him has allegedly confessed to throttling her with a scarf, police sources in Pakistan said today.
Samia
Shahid, 28, from Bradford, suffered a 7.5ins gash to her neck in her
ancestral Punjab village, but her family insisted she died of a heart
attack last month.
Her
first husband from an arranged marriage, cousin Mohammed Shakil, has
been arrested on suspicion of murder and has now allegedly admitted he
strangled her, the BBC has said.
Ms
Shahid's father Mohammad Shahid, is now being held as an accessory to
murder. Both men appeared in court in Pakistan on Saturday.
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Suspect: Samia is pictured at her first wedding to cousin Mohammed Shakeel - who has now allegedly confessed to her murder
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Suspect: Samia is pictured at her first wedding to cousin Mohammed Shakeel - who has now allegedly confessed to her murder
Shocking:
Samia Shahid's dead body (left) shows a 7.5 inch red mark on her neck,
and police say she was murdered while visiting her family in Pakistan
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Shocking: Samia Shahid's dead body (left) shows a 7.5 inch red mark on
her neck, and police say she was murdered while visiting her family in
Pakistan
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Ms Shahid was allegedly hunted by her family since 2014 after she ran away from the cousin she had been forced to marry.
Heartbreak: Samia with her second husband Syed Mukhtar Kazam, who were forced into hiding because of threats in 2014
Her second husband Syed Mukhtar Kazam believes she was killed because of her marriage to him in an 'honour killing'.
He says she was lured to Pakistan by false claims her father was ill and murdered in her bed.
Her family said she died of a heart attack or a severe asthma attack and had her buried.
Abu
Bakar Khuda Bux, the investigator heading the team, said today the
woman's father, Mohammad Shahid, and her former husband, Mohammad
Shakeel, were prime suspects in the case.
The two were formally arrested over the weekend, although the police have been questioning them for several days, Bux said.
'All
the evidence we have is leading to their involvement in the murder,' he
said. 'We are collecting more evidence before we sent the case to
court.'
According to two
police officers, the ex-husband has confessed to the killing and has
described to his interrogators how he used his ex-wife's scarf to
strangle her.
The
officers, who are involved in the probe, spoke on condition of anonymity
because they were not authorized to discuss the details with the media
before the case goes to court.
Bux declined to comment on the purported confessions, saying the investigation is not yet finished.
Arrested:
Ms Shahid's father Mohammed, whom Samia had been visiting in Pakistan,
has been arrested by detectives investigating the 28-year-old beauty
therapist's death
Grief:
Syed Mukhtar Kazam, pictured, said he wanted to release the shocking
photograph to prove that she had been strangled and was the victim of an
honour killing. He married Samia in Leeds in 2014
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Heartbreak: Samia with her second husband
Syed Mukhtar Kazam, who were forced into
hiding because of threats in 2014
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The beautician, from Bradford, West Yorkshire, also has saliva and blood oozing from her mouth and nostrils.
Mr
Kazam, 30, told MailOnline: 'I am releasing this picture of my wife's
dead body because I want the world to know that she didn't die of
natural causes. She was murdered.
'The police told the media and everybody here that the body did not have any visible marks on it.
'Well,
this proves that it did. What sort of heart attack leaves a bruise like
that? It is obviously murder. Her family killed her because they
weren't happy that she had married me.'
Police said the latest forensic report had confirmed Shahid did not die of natural causes.
Initially police had said there was no sign of foul play and allowed her to be buried in a Punjabi graveyard.
The
post mortem report said Ms Shahid suffered 'marks of violence' in the
form of a 'reddish brown bruise' around her throat and was found dead
with 'froth coming from her mouth'.
Samia
was forced into hiding with second husband Syed Mukhtar Kazam - who
insists she was murdered by her family because they disapproved of their
union.
Islamic scholar
Syed Sibtain Kazmi says he recorded threats from Samia's family as he
refused to say where they were - and then gave them to the police.
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Arrested: Ms Shahid's father Mohammed, whom Samia had been visiting in
Pakistan, has been arrested by detectives investigating the 28-year-old
beauty therapist's death
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Grief: Syed Mukhtar Kazam, pictured, said he wanted to release the
shocking photograph to prove that she had been strangled and was the
victim of an honour killing. He married Samia in Leeds in 2014
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Marriage:
Samia's second husband Syed Mukhtar Kazam claims she was killed by her
family because they refused to accept their marriage. He said he was
made to feel like an outsider
Grave:
Samia's relatives reportedly said she died from a heart or asthma
attack and buried her in the village (pictured). But her local MP wants
her body exhumed if necessary
He
first met the murder victim when she came to the Anjuman-e-Haideria
Shia mosque in Bradford for advice about to how to divorce Mohammed
Shakeel.
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Marriage: Samia's second husband Syed Mukhtar Kazam claims she was
killed by her family because they refused to accept their marriage. He
said he was made to feel like an outsider
He told the BBC:
'She told me under oath that her first marriage was a forced marriage,
which happened without her free will as she was pressurised into the
marriage by her family'.
Mr
Kazmi said that when relatives found out he would help dissolve her
first marriage and help with a second they said they would harm him, he
claims.
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| Grave: Samia's relatives reportedly said she died from a heart or asthma attack and buried her in the village (pictured). But her local MP wants her body exhumed if necessar |
He was allegedly
told by one relative: 'Our daughter is missing from home and you know
where she is. The issue will be resolved but you will have to pay a high
price for your role'.
He said: 'I recorded all these threats and handed them over to police without any delay'.
Thursday, 4 August 2016
Friday, 29 July 2016
Syed Ali Geelani's interesting talk with Indian police officer
Syed Ali Geelani who has been put under house arrest,
other day talked to Indian police officer who came to arrest him. Geelani
exposed Indian hypocrisy and drew world’s attention to what Kashmir has been
turned into – an open jail.
Wednesday, 8 June 2016
Prominent television anchor Fawad Chaudhry has joined the Pakistan Tehrik-e-Insaf (PTI)
Chaudhry
has also been awarded a party ticket for NA-63 from his ancestral hometown of
Jhelum.
He made
the announcement where he said that he is grateful to PTI Chairman Imran Khan
for admitting him in the party.
He made the announcement where he said that he is grateful
to PTI Chairman Imran Khan for admitting him in the party.
Chaudhry is also a prominent lawyer and has his own law firm.
He is best known as the spokesman for former President General (retd) Pervez
Musharraf. He has also served as Secretary General of the All Pakistan Muslim
League (APML).
Despite being known as loyalist and companion of Musharaf,
he left due to personal differences with the party. Later, he joined the
Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP). He is also a prominent analyst on various
television channels.
Tuesday, 7 June 2016
Body of Hazrat Zuhair Bin Qais found duuring digging 2015-Mircale of Allah
صحابیئ رسول صلی اللہ علیہ وسلم کا جسم مبارک 1400 سال بعد بھی ویسے کا وعسا تروتازہ ہے۔
اس ویڈٰیو میں دیکھیں حضرت زھیر بن قیس کا جسم مباک دیکھیں۔

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