Sunday, 24 March 2013
election is possible in pakistan.consensus over the selection of a caretaker prime minister
A formal announcement is expected by Chief Election Commissioner Fakhruddin G. Ibrahim in a press conference to be addressed by him tonight. the returning officers would issue a public notice on March 23 of the dates specified by the commission for respective constituencies whereas the collection of nomination papers would begin from March 24.The returning officers are to issue a public notice on March 24 of the dates specified by the commission for respective constituencies, whereas nomination papers would be received from March 25 to 30 and would be scrutinised between March 31 to April 6.After the announcement of May 11 as election date by President Asif Ali Zardari, the ECP came into action and prepared the election schedule which was to be formally announced on March 23.The ECP will have to finalise one name out of four, two each from the prime minister and the opposition leader.The ECP has called for a meeting to be held on Saturday in Islamabad.The Chief Election Commissioner Fakhruddin G. Ebrahim will leave Karachi for Islamabad, sources said.Chaudhary Shujaat Hussain, a member of the committee said that it was unfortunate that politicians had not been able to reach a decision on the selection of a caretaker premier.Ghulam Bilour, a member of the bipartisan parliamentary committee, said that they will accept whatever decision is made by the ECP.Earlier on, Pakistan Peoples Party leader and a member of the bipartisan panel for the selection of a caretaker premier, Syed Khurshid Shah, said a breakthrough had taken place in today’s meeting of the parliamentary committee.However, another member of the committee from PPP, Farooq H Naek, said the panel members were adamant on their respective positions.Earlier today, the bipartisan committee constituted to reach a consensus on the name of the caretaker PM began its meeting for a third day.In its sessions over the last two days, the committee scrutinised the names of PML-N nominees Rasul Bakhsh Palijo, Justice (retd) Nasir Aslam Zahid and PPP nominees Justice (retd) Mir Hazar Khan Khoso and Dr Ishrat Hussain.The members of the bipartisan committee are Sardar Mahtab Abbasi, Sardar Yaqoob Nasir, Pervez Rasheed, Saad Rafiq, Chaudhry Shujaat, Farooq Naek, Khurshid Shah and Ghulam Bilour.Panel members had denied that a deadlock existed between the two parties, saying the issue would be resolved at the committee level.
Thursday, 17 January 2013
Manzar Imam shot dead in Karachi namaze janaza att "90" 12 pm
The gunmen on Thursday shot dead four people, including the MQM (mpa) Manzar Imam in the Orangi area of Karachi city."The killing of a member of the Sindh Provincial Council with three of his bodyguards when gunmen on two motorcycles intercepted his car in the Orangi district and shot them with automatic weapons," said police spokesman Shaukat Imran.Police said the gunmen fled after the shooting.The spokesman claimed a reporter from an undisclosed site TTP, Ihsan God Ihsan, the responsibility for the killing, saying it had targeted the second attack in Karachi that they had carried out on a political party.
According to an eyewitness, the MPA, along with the police guards and death by in the city's Orangi Chuck Hyderi when four gunmen on motorcycles opened fire on the car, (raecorse)The report said witnesses manzar Imam and one of his bodyguards were killed instantly, while the other two patients died while being treated for wounds at the hospital.Elected manzar Imam of the PS-95 Karachi, and served as a member of the Standing Committee of the Sindh Assembly to cooperate, and the Standing Committee on Environment and Alternative Energy and the Standing Committee on prisons.
Drop Sean of dr tahirul qadri long march
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| Dr. Tahirul qadri |
Thursday, 10 January 2013
"PICTURE ABI BAKI HE" MQM QUAID ALTAF HUSSAIN POLITICAL DRONE ATTACK
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| ALTAF HUSSAIN |
The head of the Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) speaks to members of the Coordination Committee, elected representatives and regulatory departments, sector and unit officials gathered for the highly-anticipated title telephone him in Karachi.Altaf said MQM will participate March Tahirul Qadri long because there is no law prevents us from criticizing the government with being a part of it.Criticized the government for the abolition of local bodies, Altaf said MQM accepted the resolution despite their reservations, and therefore the government should not object to the MQM to participate in the long march.Calling on the local government system "of primary schools for breeding democracy," said Altaf cancellation of such a system will be detrimental to long-term democracy.
He added that the system can not commissioner-ate help solve day-to-day problems.Criticized President MQM which was implemented local government system in Sindh during the dictatorships, not in the era of democracy.Questioning the democratic agenda of other political parties, the President of the MQM just why his party raises concerns against the cancellation of local government and others do not.Responded against critics of the local government system and put in Sindh last September, and said that those Altaf against the regime was against democracy and such calls to protect their own democracy was hollow.He warned that if the government does not listen to Urdu Sindh spoke the local government, then they will be forced to call for the division of Sindh."I've been overlooked these threats, and we do not want the division of Sindh, do not push us against the wall."In reference to the threats to remove Sindh Dr. Ishratul ibad khan slaves governor, a member of the MQM, Altaf said that it is not power hungry, and they can remove the ruling if they wanted to."Remove the ruling if you want. Do you think we are hungry for power? We are hungry for the rules, for justice, for the bread to the poor.Taking critics of dual nationality, Altaf said that those who are forced to leave their country and seek asylum in other countries, and get a different sexual is the legal compulsion.He explained that members of the leadership about PPP, which remained outside Pakistan for years, and Nawaz Sharif, who along with his family and forced to live in the palace of Saudi Arabia for eight years after being banished by the former President Pervez Musharraf. Asked why they are still considered patriots and loyal to Pakistan?"They say that Nawaz Sharif never took Saudi citizenship, but what can I do if the rulers of Saudi Arabia are not my friends? After the operation by 1992, the Saudi ruling did not give me a palace in which to live."Request of the President of the United National Movement Party that if forced one to take the citizenship of another country under asylum, does that put his loyalty to his country under the doubt?Altaf has eluded a British passport of Quaid-e-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah, and read out the oath taken wing and the Governor General of Pakistan, which says that the Governor-General would be representative of the king. This was the President of the United National Movement pointed out that legal compulsion Suite at the time because that is the only law under which he could take oath."Any person holding the nationality of another country in the context of asylum is the legal compulsion. But just as legal compulsion Suite never question the patriotism and loyalty to Pakistan, how the loyalty of those that doubted who took oaths for citizenship when seeking asylum?"
Tuesday, 25 December 2012
number of killed journalists world wide
1.Al-Hosseiny Abou Deif, El-Fagr. Egypt2.Kazbek Gekkiyev, VGTRK. Russia
3.Naji Asaad, Tishreen. Syria
4.Mohamed Quratem, Enab Baladi. Syria
5.Guillermo Quiroz Delgado, Freelance. Colombia
6.Mohamed al-Khal, Freelance. Syria
7.Saqib Khan, Ummat. Pakistan
8.Basel Tawfiq Youssef, Syrian State Tv. Syria
9.Eduardo Carvalho, Última Hora News. Brazil
10.Hozan Abdel Halim Mahmoud, Freelance. Syria
11.Rehmatullah Abid, Dunya News TV, Intikhaab. Pakistan
12.Adrián Silva Moreno, Freelance. Mexico
13.Sattar Beheshti, Freelance. Iran
14.Mohamed Mohamud Turyare, Shabelle Media Network. Somalia
15.Ahmed Farah Ilyas, Universal TV. Somalia
16.Mohammed al-Ashram, Al-Ikhbariya. Syria
17.Mushtaq Khand, Dharti Television Network and Mehran. Pakistan
18.Mona al-Bakkour, Al-Thawra and Syria al-Qalaa. Syria
19.Abdul Haq Baloch, ARY Television. Pakistan
20.Maya Naser, Press TV. Syria
21.Hassan Yusuf Absuge, Radio Maanta. Somalia
22.Liban Ali Nur, Somali National TV. Somalia
23.Abdisatar Daher Sabriye, Radio Mogadishu. Somalia
24.Abdirahman Yasin Ali, Radio Hamar. Somalia
25.Abdel Karim al-Oqda, Shaam News Network. Syria
26.Yusuf Ahmed Deeb, Liwaa Al-Fatih. Syria
27.Hang Serei Odom, Virakchun Khmer Daily. Cambodia
28.Tamer al-Awam, Freelance. Syria
29.Daudi Mwangosi, Channel Ten. Tanzania
30.Mosaab al-Obdaallah, Tishreen. Syria
32.Ali Abbas, SANA. Syria
33.Hatem Abu Yehia, Al-Ikhbariya. Syria
34Valério Luiz de Oliveira, Radio Jornal. Brazil
35.Byron Baldeón, Freelance. Ecuador
36.Mohammad Shamma, Al-Ikhbariya. Syria
37.Sami Abu Amin, Al-Ikhbariya. Syria
38.Jamal Uddin, Gramer Kagoj. Bangladesh
39.Abdul Qadir Hajizai, WASH TV. Pakistan
40.Ahmed al-Assam, Freelance. Syria
41.Bassel al-Shahade, Freelance. Syria
42.Ahmed Adnan al-Ashlaq, Shaam News Network. Syria
43.Lawrence Fahmy al-Naimi, Shaam News Network. Syria
44.Ammar Mohamed Suhail Zado, Shaam News Network. Syria
45.Ahmed Addow Anshur, Shabelle Media Network. Somalia
46.Razzaq Gul, Express News TV. Pakistan
47.Farhan Jeemis Abdulle, Radio Daljir and Simba Radio. Somalia
48.49.Décio Sá, O Estado do Maranhão and Blog do Décio. Brazil
50.Ali Shaaban, Al-Jadeed. Lebanon
51.Leiron Kogoya, Papua Pos Nabire and Pasifik Pos Dail. Indonesia
52.Mazhar Tayyara, Freelance. Syria
53.Ahmed Ismail Hassan, Freelance. Bahrain
54.Ali Ahmed Abdi, Freelance. Somalia
55.Rajesh Mishra, Media Raj. India
56.Abukar Hassan Mohamoud, Somaliweyn Radio. Somalia
57.Anas al-Tarsha, Freelance. Syria
58.Rémi Ochlik, Freelance. Syria
59.Marie Colvin, The Sunday Times. Syria
60.Rami al-Sayed, Freelance. Syria
61.Mario Randolfo Marques Lopes, Vassouras na Net. Brazil
62.Hassan Osman Abdi, Shabelle Media Network. Somalia
63.Enenche Akogwu, Channels TV. Nigeria
64.Mukarram Khan Aatif, Freelance. Pakistan
65.Wisut "Ae" Tangwittayaporn, Inside Phuket. Thailand
66.Gilles Jacquier, France 2. Syria
67.Christopher Guarin, Radyo Mo Nationwide and Tatak News. Philippines
most dangerous state for journalists.....
Pakistan, 2010 and deadliest place for journalists in 2011, this year dropped two notches, but the number of deaths remained steady at seven.
(CPJ) committee to protect journalists in a report issued on Tuesday by sixty seven journalists were killed in 2012 in the line of duty, the media in recent memory for most of the year. The number of deaths increased last year.CPJ war in Syria, firing a record number in Somalia and the constant rapid increase in violence blamed Pakistan.CPJ's annual analysts note that the 2012 International journalists were hit hard while the proportion of freelancers was higher than the historical average.Four of these killings took place in Balochistan. Abdul Haq Baloch victims, ARY television, who was shot in September as the Khuzdar Press Club, where he served as General Secretary was left was a representative.A murder by authorities, both in the media killings in the country and around the world is held accountable, "the report says.CPJ also supported by a media worker deaths documented in 2012. ARY TV in Pakistan, Mohammad Aamir died while driving a news crew was covering a protest in Peshawar violence.Freelancer's Mukarram Khan Aatif, the world News and Deewa Radio, the Voice of America's Pashto language service in a collaboration with the government in Shabqadar was shot outside mosque, about 15 miles north of Peshawar.The Taliban claimed responsibility for the killing of January, along Pak-Afghan border dispute depth coverage of Mr. Aatif had made him many enemies.Directly related to their work in Brazil, four journalists were killed, many of the country's highest annual toll represents a decade and seven during the past two years, bringing the total number of deaths.Targeted journalists wrote about political corruption and murder like a third world victims, they were also receiving threats.Dec 67 by the middle of his work with journalists killed in direct connection, 2012 is on track, one of deadliest year since 1992, CPJ began keeping detailed records become. 2009 worst year on record for journalist was killed, when 74 people, half of them work because they Maguindanao province, Philippines about a murder victim has been killed.Whether it was the work of CPJ in 2012 to investigate the deaths of 30 journalists have been.Syria by far the deadliest battle in 2012 with 28 journalists killed or targeted by the government or opposition forces were killed. Moreover, evenings only journalist covering the conflict in Lebanon was killed on the border.Syria, the highest annual number of deaths related to the conflict in Iraq, where 32 journalists were killed in both 2006 and 2007 toll during the war approached.Syria conflict, citizen journalists reporting on the events happening around them has played an important role in a high price for their courage. At least 13 citizen journalists in 2012 - who do not work for any media organization - was killed in Syria. One of them, Anas al-Tarsha, was only 17 years old.The official SANA news agency reported the head of household, Ali Abbas, an Islamic group linked to al-Qaeda were killed in the Damascus.Mosaab al Obdaallah, a reporter for the daily Tishreen, pro-opposition conflict website to send news and photos to her house by the Syrian security forces was shot.In the majority of victims - 94 percent - of the historical events in their own countries, according to data covering approximately one ratio were local journalists. Four international journalists have been killed in Syria in 2012 had them all.War-related shooting deaths of journalists worldwide since 2012 about two times was responsible for a third of historic proportions.About half of the deaths in 2012 of the murder was targeted, during the past two decades, the average is less than 69 percent. 2012 Death equilibrium dangerous assignments such as street protests came during the coverage.12 killed in Somalia in 2012 the deadliest year of the death rate, a country which has a long history of media killings is on record. During the past decade the murder of a journalist in Somalia's action.2012 the number of online journalists who, in 2011, a rapidly increasing proportion fifth and largest online community for journalists CPJ has documented one-third of the work.In parallel, the proportion of print journalists who died in the line of duty from 31 per cent fell short of the record. During the past two decades, more than half of those killed print media is accounted for. Television and radio journalists Toll balance of 2012.Who died in 2012 freelance journalists were twenty eight percent, but in line with 2011 per cent, twice that freelancers are represented over time.War, politics, and human rights among the 2012 victims were the three most common beats.About 35 per cent of those killed in 2012 were camera operators or photographers, a 20 per cent during the past two decades, the death toll higher proportion than that. About two-thirds of those killed in Syria held a camera.Outside Syria, the Middle East and North Africa has been declining death. Two work-related deaths were elsewhere in the region.In Bahrain, a freelance video graph-er Ahmed Ismail Hassan by pro-reform protests was shot after shot. Newspaper reporter in Egypt Imam Abu Deif is Hosseiny rubber Muslim Brotherhood supporters identified as a witness by shooting died after the loss.For the first time since 2003, CPJ any work-related deaths in Iraq was confirmed.CPJ the journalist in prison documentary death of a reporter under arrest. Four days later, the Iranian blogger Beheshti guitar is being arrested on charges that he died working against national security. 'In Colombia Guillermo Quiroz Delgado is a freelance journalist when he was arrested by police while covering street protests were hospitalized for injuries suffered after he died.
Saturday, 15 December 2012
Rescheduled of Pakistan India t20 but why?
the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) requested the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) to reschedule the game, as December 27 is the death anniversary of Pakistan’s former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto, who was assassinated in 2007.The BCCI announced the move Saturday. The rest of the itinerary for Pakistan’s tour, which also features three one-day internationals, remains unchanged.The tour commences with the opening Twenty20 game at Bangalore on Dec. 25. The three one-dayers will be held in Chennai on Dec. 30, Kolkata on Jan. 3 and New Delhi on Jan. 6.This will be the first bilateral series between the two neighbors since Pakistan’s tour of India in November 2007.
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