Request to ban all threads related to MQM and people supporting MQM
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Wadaich
Prime Minister (20k+ posts)
Sorry Brother, How many innocent people they have targeted before breathing their last God knows better. The poor workers of MQM are victim of their mafia leaders
hans
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DO any body remember this poster.. ask your Grand father or Father .. specifically if they worked for Pakistan Army.... 1967-1971
Mukti Bahini (Bengali: মুক্তি বাহিনী "Liberation Army")
In 1970 this organization was heavily discriminated on grounds of Anti Pakistani and anti Islam....
Look now where does it stand.
Brothers keep your mouth where it stand, History repeat it self .. again and again... its a cycle.
Mukti Bahini (Bengali: মুক্তি বাহিনী "Liberation Army")
In 1970 this organization was heavily discriminated on grounds of Anti Pakistani and anti Islam....
Look now where does it stand.
Brothers keep your mouth where it stand, History repeat it self .. again and again... its a cycle.
United4Pak
Minister (2k+ posts)
I agree we should ban anyone saying MQM like we did to Awami tehrik in East Pakistan. We should alienate people of karachi the same way we have done with Akbar Bugti. When there will be no Mqm there will be doodh ki nehrain like we have in every other part of Pakistan after getting rid of Bangladesh.
Raavi chain hi chain likhay ga, hum sab milli taranay gayen gay iss parcham ke saye talay hum ek hein.
Raavi chain hi chain likhay ga, hum sab milli taranay gayen gay iss parcham ke saye talay hum ek hein.
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Slaves is too strong a word, all political workers are dedicated to their leader. And all leaders make mistakes and do things we dont like. I dont agree with many things MQM or Altaf Hussain does, their inaction over the deaths of so many one of them. In the end, i respect your opinion.
FaisalKh
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Kaunsa Jalsaa?:P[hilar] wo jo football ground mai "laakhon log" thoonsay thay wo wala jalsa? Wo jalsa nahi jalsay ke naam per dhabba tha. Jagerrrrrrrrrddddddddaaaaraaaaaaa comedian lag raha tha jese deewaaron se batain kar raha hai ya sir patak raha tha i dont know wese tafu zinda to hai na kahin heart attack waghera to nahi aaya itna kharcha karnay ke baad gintii ke chand log.... koe bhi lurrrak sakta hai aur us ke liye to aik jatka hi kafi hai
Collabaration With Black-Water
ISLAMABAD: Inter Risk, the US security company which was banned in Pakistan, paid millions in bribes to Pakistani officials — and one staffer close to a minister has confessed that he received these bribes to issue 138 prohibited bore weapon licences.
The PS of the state minister for interior has already landed in jail for allegedly receiving the kickbacks to facilitate the issuance of 138 weapon licences to the Inter-Risk, the private US security company on contract in Pakistan, through his boss. The company’s licence was revoked some months back.
Sources say the ministry high-ups have withheld all the record wanted by the FIA for further investigations into the case. Qadir Nawaz, the PS hailing from the State Minister Tasneem Qureshi’s home district, has been sent to the Adiala Jail after his confession before the FIA that he received bribes in millions from the Inter-Risk.
This company was hired by DynCorp, a US contractor also working with the Pakistan Army Aviation. Qadir, together with the owner of Inter-Risk, Captain (retd) Zaidi andJamil Abbasi, a Pakistan Tehrik-e-Insaaf activist, who was a middleman between Zaidi and Qadir, are in jail now.
A Sessions Court has rejected their bail requests. Although, the ministry has cancelled the licence of Inter-Risk, the weapon licences granted in return for hefty bribes are intact. The minister of state for interior confirmed that his PS was behind the bars in the Adiala Jail. He also confirmed that PS Qadir Nawaz hails from his constituency and was in the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) and he had brought him to the ministry.
But Qureshi said his PS was deliberately implicated in the case. As far the FIA’s request for provision of record is concerned, the minister denied any record had been withheld.Yet it is now more than two months that the FIA has been writing to the ministry, requesting the handover of records as the agency wants to dig deeper into the scandal to reach the real faces behind the case.
A number of reminders have been sent to no avail, an FIA source privy to the developments confirmed. Interior ministry officials in knowledge of this case informally confirmed to The News the FIA’s repeated requests and said the provision of record required an official nod from the top.
As many as 138 prohibited bore weapon licences were issued by State Minister Qureshi. The issuance of such licences is the prerogative of the prime minister, who had delegated the power to the state minister.
The FIA, sources said, has sought the full record relating to the issuance of these licences and how and under what rules they were granted.The subsequent reminders, instead of expediting the provision of desired documents, virtually froze the inquiry. “We want to determine that either the licences were fake or genuine; in the latter case how the genuine licences were issued and under what rules,” an FIA official said.
In October, the minister had confirmed that he ordered the issuance of licences after receiving a letter from Gerald M Feierstein, a senior US diplomat in the Islamabad Embassy, but denied that it was part of the US Embassy’s influence on him to proceed accordingly.
Qureshi had said that he issued the licences without referring the matter to the Foreign Office or the security agencies, as it was a routine affair. He had also said that the Inter-Risk was a registered security agency and the US Embassy wanted prohibited bore licences to beef up security of its personnel and interests.
The state minister had further stated that he was never informed about the fact that the Inter-Risk was a local partner of the American security company, DynCorp. He also did not know about the “fishy” affairs connected with the Inter-Risk.
“However, the fact remains that the relationship between the DynCorp and Inter-Risk was clearly mentioned by the US ambassador in her letter addressed to Interior Minister Rehman Malik dated March 30, 2009,” a report in The News by Ansar Abbasi on October 4, had reported.
The FIA sources said the agency was also investigating how the caches of banned weapons made their way into Pakistan and who was helping in the import. The Inter-Risk allegedly bribed the government officials to allow the shipment of banned weapons into Pakistan.
As far as the money invested on the controversial issuance of prohibited bore weapon licences is concerned, DynCorp handed $2,000 for each licence, totalling $276,000 for 138 weapons. As the money changed other hands before landing in the pocket of state minister’s PS, it has not been precisely established what amount went to Qadir, the PS. But he told the FIA the bribe rate fluctuated, it was low in the beginning and rocketed in later stages.
The PS of the state minister for interior has already landed in jail for allegedly receiving the kickbacks to facilitate the issuance of 138 weapon licences to the Inter-Risk, the private US security company on contract in Pakistan, through his boss. The company’s licence was revoked some months back.
Sources say the ministry high-ups have withheld all the record wanted by the FIA for further investigations into the case. Qadir Nawaz, the PS hailing from the State Minister Tasneem Qureshi’s home district, has been sent to the Adiala Jail after his confession before the FIA that he received bribes in millions from the Inter-Risk.
This company was hired by DynCorp, a US contractor also working with the Pakistan Army Aviation. Qadir, together with the owner of Inter-Risk, Captain (retd) Zaidi andJamil Abbasi, a Pakistan Tehrik-e-Insaaf activist, who was a middleman between Zaidi and Qadir, are in jail now.
A Sessions Court has rejected their bail requests. Although, the ministry has cancelled the licence of Inter-Risk, the weapon licences granted in return for hefty bribes are intact. The minister of state for interior confirmed that his PS was behind the bars in the Adiala Jail. He also confirmed that PS Qadir Nawaz hails from his constituency and was in the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) and he had brought him to the ministry.
But Qureshi said his PS was deliberately implicated in the case. As far the FIA’s request for provision of record is concerned, the minister denied any record had been withheld.Yet it is now more than two months that the FIA has been writing to the ministry, requesting the handover of records as the agency wants to dig deeper into the scandal to reach the real faces behind the case.
A number of reminders have been sent to no avail, an FIA source privy to the developments confirmed. Interior ministry officials in knowledge of this case informally confirmed to The News the FIA’s repeated requests and said the provision of record required an official nod from the top.
As many as 138 prohibited bore weapon licences were issued by State Minister Qureshi. The issuance of such licences is the prerogative of the prime minister, who had delegated the power to the state minister.
The FIA, sources said, has sought the full record relating to the issuance of these licences and how and under what rules they were granted.The subsequent reminders, instead of expediting the provision of desired documents, virtually froze the inquiry. “We want to determine that either the licences were fake or genuine; in the latter case how the genuine licences were issued and under what rules,” an FIA official said.
In October, the minister had confirmed that he ordered the issuance of licences after receiving a letter from Gerald M Feierstein, a senior US diplomat in the Islamabad Embassy, but denied that it was part of the US Embassy’s influence on him to proceed accordingly.
Qureshi had said that he issued the licences without referring the matter to the Foreign Office or the security agencies, as it was a routine affair. He had also said that the Inter-Risk was a registered security agency and the US Embassy wanted prohibited bore licences to beef up security of its personnel and interests.
The state minister had further stated that he was never informed about the fact that the Inter-Risk was a local partner of the American security company, DynCorp. He also did not know about the “fishy” affairs connected with the Inter-Risk.
“However, the fact remains that the relationship between the DynCorp and Inter-Risk was clearly mentioned by the US ambassador in her letter addressed to Interior Minister Rehman Malik dated March 30, 2009,” a report in The News by Ansar Abbasi on October 4, had reported.
The FIA sources said the agency was also investigating how the caches of banned weapons made their way into Pakistan and who was helping in the import. The Inter-Risk allegedly bribed the government officials to allow the shipment of banned weapons into Pakistan.
As far as the money invested on the controversial issuance of prohibited bore weapon licences is concerned, DynCorp handed $2,000 for each licence, totalling $276,000 for 138 weapons. As the money changed other hands before landing in the pocket of state minister’s PS, it has not been precisely established what amount went to Qadir, the PS. But he told the FIA the bribe rate fluctuated, it was low in the beginning and rocketed in later stages.
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Wadaich
Prime Minister (20k+ posts)
But buddy aren't you telling the half truth? For whom did they bribe the traitors like Rehman Malik, who states the golden statement "The target killers belonging to MQM has been expelled from MQM earlier on"? To whom did they deliver this arms? Isn't it their stooges and paid local operators/terrorist whom they assigned the duty to destabilize Pakistan?Collabaration With Black-WaterISLAMABAD: Inter Risk, the US security company which was banned in Pakistan, paid millions in bribes to Pakistani officials — and one staffer close to a minister has confessed that he received these bribes to issue 138 prohibited bore weapon licences.
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As far as the money invested on the controversial issuance of prohibited bore weapon licences is concerned, DynCorp handed $2,000 for each licence, totalling $276,000 for 138 weapons. As the money changed other hands before landing in the pocket of state minister’s PS, it has not been precisely established what amount went to Qadir, the PS. But he told the FIA the bribe rate fluctuated, it was low in the beginning and rocketed in later stages.
- MQM/ANP/Sunni Tehreek/SSP/Lashkr-e-Jangvi/Sipah-e-Muhammad in Karachi.
- Takfiri Tehreek-e-Talibaan Pakistan/SSP/Lashkr-e-Jangvi in Tribal areas.
- SSP/Lashkr-e-Jangvi/Sipah-e-Muhammad in Punjab
- BLA in Baluchistan.
Wadaich
Prime Minister (20k+ posts)
DO any body remember this poster.. ask your Grand father or Father .. specifically if they worked for Pakistan Army.... 1967-1971
Mukti Bahini (Bengali: মুক্তি বাহিনী "Liberation Army")
In 1970 this organization was heavily discriminated on grounds of Anti Pakistani and anti Islam....
Look now where does it stand.
Brothers keep your mouth where it stand, History repeat it self .. again and again... its a cycle.
Should we consider it an advice? And be on guards against the current "Mukti Bahni" of Pakistan as described by the respected mujahid of 4th generation warfare analyst Mr. Zaid Hamid i.e "MQM"supported by you Indians in the same way?
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Whenever MQM throws out someone from the party,
either an ordinary worker or a rabita committee member, they do that openly, by publishing there names and units.
In past, when MQM threw out the criminals,
Army, Nawaz Sharif, political parties adopted them.
MQM is used to this phase. Nothing new about that.
This is nothing considering, what happened in the past.
Like Jinnah Pur accusation, Hakeem Saeed murder, Editor Takbeer murder, etc.
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abbasiali
Minister (2k+ posts)
I am little bit surprise with this thread, and specially PTI supporter accusing MQM and MQM'ers, probably they have forget, that their beloved leader Imran Khan is in love with MQM chief Altaf Hussain, better don't finger to any one, because remaining fingers point toward you.
Plus my humble request to all of you, siasat.pk every single member is first siasat.pk member and then their affiliation counts, so please be respectable and don't name any individual with hatred, because this behavior degrade yourself and none any one.
Plus my humble request to all of you, siasat.pk every single member is first siasat.pk member and then their affiliation counts, so please be respectable and don't name any individual with hatred, because this behavior degrade yourself and none any one.
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