A Nation is Known by a Man it Keeps
Yet Another "Mir"
Here is an event that went unnoticed in the main stream media of Pakistan. All the snoopy “investigative” journalist guns were silent and no one even raised their hyper-critique eyebrows on what is labelled as a high profile & really expensive wedding in Dubai.
It was the wedding of Asma Rahman, daughter of Mir Shakeel-Ur-Rahman – Founder and Chairman of GEO TV
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| Wedding of Asma Rahman, daughter of Mir Shakeel-Ur-Rahman-Source: Cyber Journalist |
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| Asma Rahman Wedding Card-Source: Cyber Journalist |
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| Wedding Card Show Case-Source: Cyber Journalist |
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| Wedding Card Show Case-Source: Cyber Journalist |
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| Asma Rahman wedding in Dubai-Source: Cyber Journalist |
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| Asma Rahman wedding in Dubai-Source: Cyber Journalist |
Pakistan's second richest man: Mir Shakil-ur-Rahman
The notorious blackmailer, anarchist and the owner of the Jang/Geo Group of Pakistan
Today, around 10 top newspapers and the multi-billion rupee GEO TV project are being run by Mir Shakeel-ur-Rehman.
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| Mir Shakeel-Ur-Rahman at his daughter wedding-Source: Cyber Journalist |
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| Shahrukh Khan in Wedding of Asma Rahman-Source: Cyber Journalist |
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| Shahrukh Khan in Wedding of Asma Rahman-Source: Cyber Journalist |
According to investigations, the arrangement of the event only (at Madinat Jumeirah for 1000+ people and many other arrangements) cost nearly AED 3.5 million = 8 crores, 48 lakhs, 75 thousand Pakistani rupees. Its reported that SRK charged 750,000 dollars to attend wedding appearance. The other stars Mir Shakil-ur-Rahman also paid heavily to attend the event.
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| Arjun Rampal & Krishma Kapoor in Wedding of Asma Rahman-Source: Cyber Journalist |
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| Karan Johar & Shabana Azmi-Source: Cyber Journalist |
One wonders where the media owner like MSR get all this money from? Such huge amount? Is it possible and justifiable in this poor country? Where is all that money coming from?
I am 24 years old Pakistani whose grandfather migrated from India on 15 August 1947. I need not read books for Pakistan because i am Pakistan. When i saw those pictures of one media tycoons of Pakistan Mr Mir Shakil ur Rehman, i immediately found the conclusion why my young Pakistanis are so confused of their ideology. I saw pictures of top Indian bollywood stars in this wedding ceremony of Mr Mir Shakeel ur rehman's daughter, i also saw pictures of those who are efficiently and dedicatedly wed locked with India in confusing youth with regards to the very existence of Pakistan.
Mr Najam Sethi, the declared RAW and CIA man from his own journalistic community,
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| Najam Sethi Current Caretake CM of Punjab and Achor in Geo TV, Aapas ki baat. One of the most corrupt and anti pakistani journalist-Source: Cyber Journalist |
Mr Aitizaz hussain who recently accused Quaid e Azam for not upto the mark of article 62 & 63
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| Barister Aitzaz Ahsan at Wedding of Mir Shakeel Ur Rehman's Daughter-Source: Cyber Journalist |
and the ever glowing Kamran Khan all were present and chattering with their wedlock like the Secular Shahrukh Khan. Since mothers are busy in their dramas and cooking/ fashion shows Man like Mir Shakeel-Ur-Rahman cashed out and infiltrated in our homes through his jew TV he and his accomplices are rightly in three cheers mood during the ceremony.
Below are the Pictures Gallery of Other guests in the Wedding of Asma Rahman, daughter of Mir Shakeel-Ur-Rahman
May Allah give us wisdom to understand the difference between evil & less evil because good is in scarcity now.
Delay in talks with Taliban showing govt weakness: PPP
Says govt is not a profit-making company, PML-N running country like Ittefaq Foundry. LAHORE (Web Desk) – Opposition leader in National Assembly has said prices of daily use items were skyrocketing after the hike in electricity, petrol and dollar prices.
He said this while talking to media persons in Lahore.
About the withdrawal of subsidy on electricity, Syed Khurshid Shah said PML-N was running the country like a profit-making organization.
“The country is not Ittefaq Foundry of Sharif Brithers,” he remarked.
Shah said PTI’s protest over the appointment of Chairman NAB was unjustified and inappropriate.
He once again claimed that he had contacted Shah Mehmood Qureshi twice for the nominations for Chairman NAB slot but there was no response.
About the ongoing operation in Karachi, Shah said MQM itself demanded the operation and now it was raising objections to it.
“PPP will play its role as an effective Opposition in the parliament and will not indulge in ‘GO Musharraf GO’ type of politics.
Sonia Gandhi denies retirement rumours
Scotches the speculations that she could call it a day in 2016 when she turns 70.New Delhi (Agencies) - Indian ruling party Congress chief Sonia Gandhi has ruled out premature retirement, scotching the speculations that she could call it a day in 2016 when she turns 70.
Lok Janshakti Party chief Ram Vilas Paswan asked the Congress chief about the retirement speculations during a meeting. "I have never said this," Paswan quoted her as saying in response.
The rejoinder is seen as refuting the reports that began swirling recently in the wake of her illness as well as Rahul Gandhi s belated enthusiasm about the leadership role.
It is likely to come as a relief to many parties and allies who prefer continuity against the volatility of change that they expect to result from Rahul Gandhi s unconventional approach to politics.
Sonia Gandhi is seen as the sheet-anchor of UPA and has displayed sensitivity to the needs of allies, a reason why the allies are seen to prefer her in the leadership role.
During his meeting too, Paswan asked Sonia to take a lead role in uniting the secular parties before the 2014 Lok Sabha polls.
"I told her that BJP will not come to power even though it may have allies like Shiv Sena and Akali Dal and a few other parties. So, there is a possibility of only UPA being able to form the next government," he said.
Even within Congress, Sonia is seen to play the role of the stabiliser. During the recent controversy kicked off by Rahul Gandhi s public outburst against the ordinance on convicted lawmakers, Sonia reached out to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in public addresses to soothe any frayed nerves
Search is on for new army chief
General Ashfaq Kayani on Sunday confirmed he will step down as scheduled on November 29.ISLAMABAD (AFP) - Five months on from a successful transition of power after general elections, Pakistan is poised to make a decision of arguably even greater importance -- the appointment of a new army chief.
The incumbent, General Ashfaq Kayani, on Sunday confirmed he will step down as scheduled on November 29, scotching rumours he was to keep a hand on the reins in some new role.
Four lieutenant generals are seen as in the hunt to lead the 600,000-strong army -- widely considered the most powerful job in Pakistan.
Whoever is chosen will take over with Pakistan facing an array of daunting challenges both domestically and internationally -- proposed talks with homegrown militants, vexed relations with India and the role Pakistan wants to play in promoting peace in Afghanistan.
Analysts said that the new man is likely to maintain Kayani s pragmatic approach to relations with the United States and his attitude of not opposing civilian efforts to improve ties with old enemy India.
Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif -- whose last appointment as army chief, general Pervez Musharraf, deposed him in 1999 -- will choose the new chief from a shortlist prepared by Kayani, who was appointed in 2007 and given an extension in 2010.
The highest-ranking contender is Lieutenant General Haroon Aslam, currently the chief of logistics staff.
Aslam took part in army operations against the Taliban in the northwestern district of Swat in 2009 and served as chief of the paramilitary Rangers in central Punjab province.
Behind Aslam in rank but seen by some commentators as favourite for the job, particularly if Aslam is made chairman of the joint chiefs of staff committee, is Lieutenant General Rashad Mehmood, currently chief of general staff at the army s General Headquarters.
The other main runners are Lieutenant General Raheel Sharif, whose elder brother won Pakistan s highest military award for valour in the 1971 war with India, and Lieutenant General Tariq Khan, who has taken part in successful counter-insurgency operations and has earned a reputation as an excellent field commander.
The May general election marked a major landmark for Pakistani democracy -- which has been punctuated by three military coups -- as the first time an elected government completed its term and handed over power through the ballot box.
Much credit was given to Kayani for resisting the temptation to meddle in politics and as he confirmed his retirement he stressed that the armed forces "fully support and want to strengthen" democracy.
Security analyst Imtiaz Gul said he expected this to continue.
"The army and its chief will have to follow whatever the civilian leadership defines," he told AFP.
"Kayani s tenure as army chief marks a huge step forward in Pakistan s democratic transition because he has set new benchmarks for depoliticising the army s role."
New army chief can t be anti-American
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The outgoing army chief is said to enjoy close ties with the US and played a key role in ordering and supervising operations against Taliban and Al-Qaeda linked militants in the country s troubled northwest.
Pakistan has a vital part to play as the US-led NATO force in Afghanistan withdraws combat troops by the end of 2014 and the new army chief s relations with the Americans will be crucial.
Despite seething anti-US sentiment on the Pakistani street and several years of difficult relations with Washington, the military still enjoys significant American support.
"I don t think any army chief can be anti-American, as a lot depends on American assistance as well as equipment and technical support they are providing to Pakistan," defence analyst and retired general Talat Masood told AFP.
"Any one of the four officers who is appointed army chief will maintain functional and cooperative relations with the US."
Analyst Hasan Askari agreed, noting that the four likely candidates are well established officers -- there are no wildcard outsiders.
Sharif came to power promising to improve relations with India, though recent clashes in disputed Kashmir have threatened his good intentions.
With the army engaged in fighting homegrown militants in tribal areas along the Afghan border, Masood said he expected Kayani s replacement to support efforts to cool tensions to the east.
"He would certainly seek to normalise ties with India to focus more on the western border because the army remains highly stretched and it is difficult for them to be engaged on two fronts at the same time," Masood said.
Less clear is how the struggle with homegrown Taliban militants will proceed.
Sharif has mooted talks, but both he and Kayani have stressed the insurgents must accept the constitution, which they seem unwilling to do, and a recent bloody spate of attacks has seriously undermined public support for the idea.
Zardari vows to continue politics of reconciliation
The former president says that PPP will continue reconciliation policy for strengthening Pakistan.
NAUDERO (Dunya News) – Former president Asif Ali Zardari has said that the PPP government completed its tenure by following reconciliation policy now the PML-N government has majority and it has mandate to take decisions in the best interest of the country.
Addressing an Eid Milan party here on Thursday, Asif Ali Zardari said that the decision of the PML-N government would impact the country and the future generations whether right or wrong.
He said that Pakistan was passing through a war-like situation due to Afghanistan and it needs to get out of this situation.
He said that we don’t want religious or sectarian conflict in the country as the militants could take advantage of our confrontations.
Asif Zardari said the situation in Karachi could be worsened if the PPP did not support operation.
Zardari said he has asked the Sindh government for new recruitments and reforms in police to improve law and order situation in the province.
He said that the PPP’s provincial government would generate low-priced electricity and it would make Sind a role model for other provinces.
PPP chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, Sindh Chief Minister Qaim Ali Shah Faryal Talpur and several party workers were also present on this occasion.
Earlier, Sindh Chief Minister Qaim Ali Shah called on Asif Ali Zardari and discussed with him the overall situation in the province.
They also discussed reshuffle in Sindh cabinet and Bilawal’s future election contest.
NAUDERO (Dunya News) – Former president Asif Ali Zardari has said that the PPP government completed its tenure by following reconciliation policy now the PML-N government has majority and it has mandate to take decisions in the best interest of the country.
Addressing an Eid Milan party here on Thursday, Asif Ali Zardari said that the decision of the PML-N government would impact the country and the future generations whether right or wrong.
He said that Pakistan was passing through a war-like situation due to Afghanistan and it needs to get out of this situation.
He said that we don’t want religious or sectarian conflict in the country as the militants could take advantage of our confrontations.
Asif Zardari said the situation in Karachi could be worsened if the PPP did not support operation.
Zardari said he has asked the Sindh government for new recruitments and reforms in police to improve law and order situation in the province.
He said that the PPP’s provincial government would generate low-priced electricity and it would make Sind a role model for other provinces.
PPP chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, Sindh Chief Minister Qaim Ali Shah Faryal Talpur and several party workers were also present on this occasion.
Earlier, Sindh Chief Minister Qaim Ali Shah called on Asif Ali Zardari and discussed with him the overall situation in the province.
They also discussed reshuffle in Sindh cabinet and Bilawal’s future election contest.
MQM’s former MPA Nadia Gabol joins PPP
Nadia joined MQM in 2006 and was elected as MPA as an MQM candidate.
KARACHI (Dunya News) - Muttahida Qaumi Movement’s former member Sindh Assembly Nadia Gabol, Saturday, formally joined Pakistan Peoples’ Party.
The formal decision was taken during a meeting with PPP leader and provincial health minister Owais Muzzafar Tappi.
Nadia had joined the MQM after her meeting with MQM chief Altaf Hussain in London in 2006.
She is the daughter of Sardar Abdul Latif Gabol and niece of Nabil Gabol, the former PPP minister who joined the MQM and won the NA-246 seat in the 2013 general elections.
The matter of Nadia’s quitting the MQM surfaced when she in an interview to a newspaper revealed that she is looking forward to leave her party and the leaderships of various political parties have contacted her, inviting her to join them.
She said she thought the entry of Nabil Gabol in the MQM was the party’s downfall in Lyari.
She expressed her trust in the leadership of Asif Ali Zardari and Chairperson Bilawal Bhutto Zardari.
Bilawal Bhutto Zardari in a twitter message has welcomed Nadia Gabool into the fold of PPP.
KARACHI (Dunya News) - Muttahida Qaumi Movement’s former member Sindh Assembly Nadia Gabol, Saturday, formally joined Pakistan Peoples’ Party.
The formal decision was taken during a meeting with PPP leader and provincial health minister Owais Muzzafar Tappi.
Nadia had joined the MQM after her meeting with MQM chief Altaf Hussain in London in 2006.
She is the daughter of Sardar Abdul Latif Gabol and niece of Nabil Gabol, the former PPP minister who joined the MQM and won the NA-246 seat in the 2013 general elections.
The matter of Nadia’s quitting the MQM surfaced when she in an interview to a newspaper revealed that she is looking forward to leave her party and the leaderships of various political parties have contacted her, inviting her to join them.
She said she thought the entry of Nabil Gabol in the MQM was the party’s downfall in Lyari.
She expressed her trust in the leadership of Asif Ali Zardari and Chairperson Bilawal Bhutto Zardari.
Bilawal Bhutto Zardari in a twitter message has welcomed Nadia Gabool into the fold of PPP.
Dasti Calls Malala A US Produced ‘Drama’
Multan: Member of National Assembly Jamshed Dasti is reported to have said that Malala Yousufzai, the young Pakistani educational activist is no more than a drama staged by the United States to delay the peace talks with Taliban, the Islamic militant group that the government intends to, for the restoration of peace in the country
During a press conference held in Multan, Dasti expressed these views while talking to the media. He talked about the nomination of the Swati girl’s for the prestigious Nobel Peace Prize, which she however failed to achieve.
The MNA sees to Malala as an agent used by the United States against Tehreek-e-Taliban (TTP), as the country does not want Pakistan to enter into peaceful talks and negotiations with them. She speaks ill of the Islamist group while talks good of the US. He believes that the girl had done nothing special for which she is being given prestige and honor on the local and international level.
Dasti, an independent candidate on the occasion further spoke that politicians and media need to look towards the issues of Pakistan rather than focusing on the teenage girl only. He expressed satisfaction for the failure of Malala to win over the Nobel Prize which reflects his sentiments to be similar of the Islamic militant group, TTTP.
Malala last year had been shot in her head in a school van on October 9, to which the TTTP had claimed responsibility. After the incident, she has emerged as an international icon. Presently she resides in Britain along with her family, where she had been taken for the medical treatment after the incident happened.
The decision to establish anti-terrorism task force was taken at a special KPK cabinet meeting.
PESHAWAR (Dunya News) - The Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa Cabinet at its meeting on Thursday approved to establish anti-terrorism task force, which will be led by the Inspector General, to control the law and order situation in the province.
The Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Pervez Khattak presided over the meeting.
Cabinet demanded of the federal government to send back FC personnel deployed in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
The cabinet also demanded of the federal government to immediately start peace talks with Taliban. Cabinet has also ordered property dealers to submit data of the tenants living in rented houses in the city to nearby police stations.
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