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#Shame_On_BBC

BBC has also Joined the PMLN-Lifaf Wing... They have published an articles with information based on quotes and they tried to glorified Panama thieves.

Perhaps with public pressure they will apologies on this propaganda article.

Do some one know who is this IIyas Khan ?


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Pakistan opposition seeks end to Imran Khan's 'puppet' rule​

By M Ilyas Khan
BBC News, Islamabad

Published19 hours ago
Workers decorate the venue for Pakistan Democratic Movement protest
IMAGE COPYRIGHTGETTY IMAGES
image captionThe high-profile protest is being held in the city of Peshawar
Opposition parties in Pakistan are keeping up the pressure on Imran Khan, holding a series of mass protests against his government.
They allege the prime minister came to power in rigged 2018 elections backed by the military.
Protesters have demonstrated in the city of Peshawar, despite a government threat to ban gatherings to curb rising coronavirus cases.
The PM, who came to power on an anti-corruption platform, has said the campaign is aimed at blackmailing him to drop corruption cases against opposition leaders.
Pakistan's powerful military denies interfering in politics and Mr Khan rejects claims it helped him win.
The next general election is not due until 2023.

Who is behind the rallies?​

The Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM) has held a series of mass demonstrations since 16 October.
Its members range from a right-wing religious group to centrist and left-of-centre mainstream parties as well as secular nationalists.
Huge rallies have taken place in three of the country's four provinces - Punjab, Sindh and Balochistan. Sunday's is the first the PDM has held in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.
Opposition parties say they want to overthrow the "unrepresentative" government, which they also accuse of putting pressure on the judiciary and mismanaging the economy.
Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan (L) and Afghanistan president Ashraf Ghani, (not seen) talk with journalists during a joint press conference in Kabul, Afghanistan, 19 November 2020.
IMAGE COPYRIGHTEPA
image captionProtesters allege that Prime Minister Imran Khan came to power in a rigged election
The PDM is the latest alliance which aims to restore "real" democracy in Pakistan's perpetual civil-military conflict.
But this time a top highlight is the return of former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif to public politics.
And he has done this with a difference.
His direct hits at the two top military officials - army chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa and chief of the top military intelligence agency, the ISI, Lt Gen Faiz Hameed - are unprecedented in the country's 73-year history.
He says they are responsible for Pakistan's political and economic woes.

What do the rallies tell us?​

The rallies held so far in Gujranwala, Karachi and Quetta took place despite hurdles such as road blocks and even some arrests by the authorities.
In one such incident, Nawaz Sharif's son-in-law, Safdar Awan, was arrested from his hotel room early in the morning after the Karachi rally on 19 October.
The move caused embarrassment to both the government and the military after footage of the raid emerged, showing security personnel breaking into Mr Awan's room when he was sleeping with his wife.
Soon it emerged that hours before the raid, the police chief of Sindh, of which Karachi is the capital, was taken from his residence to the offices of an intelligence service and "forced" to sign Mr Awan's arrest orders.

Subsequently, the entire officer cadre of Sindh police applied for "protest leave", which they postponed when the army chief announced an in-house inquiry into the police chief's alleged kidnapping.
But although the army chief ordered the removal of certain ISI and military officials, no visible action has been taken against them yet.
The authorities have also put pressure on the media to censor some of the speeches at the rallies.
During live coverage, television channels invariably cut back to the studios when Mr Sharif begins his video-link address from London, or when nationalist leaders like Mohsin Dawar take to the rostrum.
These leaders have been castigating the army, accusing it of enforced disappearances, human rights abuses, and controlling the Khan government from behind the scenes.

Is it true that the election was rigged?​

Imran Khan and his team claim the people voted for them because they were sick of the "massive corruption" under previous governments run by Mr Sharif's PML-N party and former President Asif Zardari's PPP.
But for independent observers, the 2018 elections were the dirtiest in Pakistan's history. Pre-election surveys had forecast a clear majority for the PML-N, but Imran Khan's PTI ended up winning by a thin margin.
Ahead of the election, Nawaz Sharif was convicted while prime minister on what the legal community had widely described as questionable grounds, and was put behind bars. He was later allowed to go to the UK for medical treatment.

media captionHow much influence does the Pakistani army have in politics?
On election day itself, the national results service suspiciously crashed, ending the hope for quick online transmission of vote counts direct from each constituency. Many polling agents alleged that figures shown in the final results were different from those they had delivered after the physical vote count.
So Imran Khan's government started off with suspect legitimacy.
Since then allegations of human rights abuses have mounted against state agencies, media censorship has worsened and journalists who paint the military in a negative light have faced threats or even kidnapping. The most recent example is that of the Karachi journalist who obtained and shared the CCTV footage of the raid on Mr Awan's hotel room.

What happens now?​

No-one can be sure where the current uprising will lead.
But everyone knows that the battle is between the politicians and the military, with Prime Minister Imran Khan seen by his opponents as an appendage of the latter.
The opposition rallies have not only questioned the legitimacy of his government, but have also thrown a direct challenge to the heads of the army and the ISI, in a country with a history of civil-military tension and coups.
The last popular uprising was in 2008, when General Pervez Musharraf was ousted and the constitution restored.

Since then, the country has witnessed what analysts describe as a creeping coup, which transformed into a "hybrid military regime" in 2018.
Ayesha Siddiqa, an expert on the Pakistani military, believes that due to the opposition's recent onslaught, the chiefs of the army and the ISI have begun to look weak, but not the army itself.
In order to ensure the supremacy of the constitution, members of the opposition alliance will need to develop a "core expertise that would make a cogent civil-military dialogue and a pushback possible", she says.
In addition, she says, they will "have to be willing to re-arrange overall socio-political and socio-economic relations beyond winning elections".
The coming weeks and months will show if the new opposition alliance can achieve all of this and more.

 
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<ChOuDhArY>

Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
It seems that BBC has also started its advertisement agency.

They are promoting Panama Thieves and they know very well that these looters are corrupt and convicted criminals..

Even BBC showed documentary on their illegal money and corruption..

"#Shame_On_BBC" is trending in Pakistan.. public is registering their protest on this yellow journalism.
 

Fairer

Councller (250+ posts)
They are projecting and capturing the true sentiments of people of Pakistan, u fortunately not like national media where there are scrutiny and controlled coverage. People are getting disgruntled with the national news, projecting a HYBRID govts actions and voices.
There were numerous main stream issues on finger tips which were barricaded.
 

Diesel

Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
nawaz ne jis tara is mulk ko loota ha Wo ab tak top secret ha.. BBC jis tara in choroo daku ko promote kar rahi ha Is se saf zahir ha ke Nawaz billion of dollars kharc kar raha ha..
 

<ChOuDhArY>

Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
They are projecting and capturing the true sentiments of people of Pakistan, u fortunately not like national media where there are scrutiny and controlled coverage. People are getting disgruntled with the national news, projecting a HYBRID govts actions and voices.
There were numerous main stream issues on finger tips which were barricaded.

Dear then don't waste time here and start a new trend in favour of BBC and PMLN-Lifafa wing..
May be you will find couple of tweets to support your agenda
 

shafali

Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
BBC standard is falling
The ruler of Azerbaijan showed them their true colors in recent interview
they only accuse and attack and love to mention 'unknown sources' for the fake propaganda

Saw the interview with Azerbaijan
ruler, the BBC could do nothing but shut up and listen. Reference to Julian Assange in UK made her speechless.
 

master timi

MPA (400+ posts)
کوئی اس بندے محمد الیاس خان کی پروفائل بتا سکتا ہے؟ یہ کون صحافی ہے اور اس نے کون کون سے اخبارات میں پہلے کام کیا ہوا ہے؟

اس کے علاوہ شاید ہمیں بی بی سی کو ای میل پر شکایت بھی کرنی چاہیے اس جانبدارانہ رپورٹ کی
 

Ratan

Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
All money Launderers & Looters of Public wealth has a safe haven on earth and that is London, UK. The home of BBC.
So nothing surprising. They have double standard.
Look at the Shashi Tharoor interviews how the British looted undivided India.

 

Tit4Tat

Minister (2k+ posts)
They are projecting and capturing the true sentiments of people of Pakistan, u fortunately not like national media where there are scrutiny and controlled coverage. People are getting disgruntled with the national news, projecting a HYBRID govts actions and voices.
There were numerous main stream issues on finger tips which were barricaded.

I couldn’t see any ‘agenda’ in this article, it’s a news that they have reported, no one can deny what’s written there
 

Tit4Tat

Minister (2k+ posts)
BBC standard is falling
The ruler of Azerbaijan showed them their true colors in recent interview
they only accuse and attack and love to mention 'unknown sources' for the fake propaganda

What do you mean by promoting ? Did the jalsa despite blockades not take place ?
 

NailaFirdous

MPA (400+ posts)
Please complain to BBC on the contacts below, it's important that we should.

By email. newswatch@bbc.co.uk.
On Twitter. twitter.com/newswatchbbc.
 

asallo

Senator (1k+ posts)
Bbc is F..k a.s didn’t you guys saw yesterday column on bbc urdu from an indian which says can pakistan taken away afghanistan from endia and in the column he started giving reason why Pakistan is not good for afghan and why. Endia is good completely bias thing one sided and trying to protect endian interests. Bbc is an mi6 tool to meligin countries like Pakistan that is why they give shelter to all the looters and use them as needed