3 months on, Ajmer dargah awaits Zardari's promised donation

[Rafael]

Arre..

The Dargah was running well without his promise and will continue to run without the 5 Cr.

Personally, I think Zardari will send the funds. People do not make false promises at religious places such as these.

Zardari is the man who didn't honour his promise that he took in the presence of Holy Quran.. These guys should not expect much..

By the way, they are advised to count and make sure nothing is missing from the Dargah

 

[xyxmt]

His promises are always strechable

Ask Nawaz Sharif, he knows a thing or two about Zardari's promises

 

[airmarshal]

Hey listen! If it was money and Zardari of all people promised it, forget it. You are toast

 

[Imran Khan]

3 months on, Ajmer dargah awaits Zardari's promised donation

???????????? dargah guys are stupid if they get 1000$ in cash it was better

180mn pakistanis waiting from 5 years

Probably he did'nt know how many zeros are there in a million and what's the current value of a dollar. Only after he returned back to Pakistan, his advisers educated him.

"Sir, yeh kya kar aaye, 1 million dollar to Amerika hume 2 saal me deta hai aap do ghante me hi donate kar aaye"

you can say to him whatever but not poor . he has disclosed 4bn$ assets and god know how many billions in black

 

[Al Bhatti]

July 30, 2012

Process on to deliver Zardari’s donation

Pakistan high commission clarifies on donation to Ajmer shrine

More than three months after Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari announced a donation of Rs50 million (Dh1.92 million) to the Ajmer shrine during his visit to the Sufi shrine, the Pakistan high commission on Monday clarified that arrangements are being made to fulfil the pledge.

“Arrangements are in hand to make the donation as announced by the president of Pakistan,” a spokesperson of the Pakistan high commission said.

“The High Commission thanks the government of India, the state authorities, and the shrine committees for their cooperation in this regard,” the spokesperson said.

During his day-long visit to India on April 8, Zardari, besieged by a host of domestic crises back home, pledged a donation of Rs50 to the shrine of Sufi saint Khwaja Moinuddin Chisty when he visited Ajmer for a few hours.

There was some disillusionment among managers of the shrine when the promised money did not reach the shrine even months after such a pledge was made. The high commission’s clarification came in the wake of media reports that quoted a shrine committee official as saying that the head of an Islamic state has failed to fulfil his words before this shrine.

Zardari had also proposed assistance for some development projects at the shrine by the committee, a government recognised body, and Anjuman Syed Zadgan committee — of hereditary khadims. The proposals included construction of an old-age home, a 100-bed hospital and a new building of Darul Uloom (Islamic seminary).

According to reports, Zardari had asked the Anjuman Syed Zadgan Committee to “get in touch with Pakistan High Commission” for release of the grant.

Process on to deliver Zardari

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What if he had donated that amount to Edhi or Imran Khan's cancer Hospital instead an un-islamic shrine?

The link reads good "Process on to deliver Zardari"

 

[Al Bhatti]

July 30, 2012

Process on to deliver Zardari’s donation

Pakistan high commission clarifies on donation to Ajmer shrine

More than three months after Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari announced a donation of Rs50 million (Dh1.92 million) to the Ajmer shrine during his visit to the Sufi shrine, the Pakistan high commission on Monday clarified that arrangements are being made to fulfil the pledge.

“Arrangements are in hand to make the donation as announced by the president of Pakistan,” a spokesperson of the Pakistan high commission said.

“The High Commission thanks the government of India, the state authorities, and the shrine committees for their cooperation in this regard,” the spokesperson said.

During his day-long visit to India on April 8, Zardari, besieged by a host of domestic crises back home, pledged a donation of Rs50 to the shrine of Sufi saint Khwaja Moinuddin Chisty when he visited Ajmer for a few hours.

There was some disillusionment among managers of the shrine when the promised money did not reach the shrine even months after such a pledge was made. The high commission’s clarification came in the wake of media reports that quoted a shrine committee official as saying that the head of an Islamic state has failed to fulfil his words before this shrine.

Zardari had also proposed assistance for some development projects at the shrine by the committee, a government recognised body, and Anjuman Syed Zadgan committee — of hereditary khadims. The proposals included construction of an old-age home, a 100-bed hospital and a new building of Darul Uloom (Islamic seminary).

According to reports, Zardari had asked the Anjuman Syed Zadgan Committee to “get in touch with Pakistan High Commission” for release of the grant.

Process on to deliver Zardari

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What if he had donated that amount to Edhi or Imran Khan's cancer Hospital instead an un-islamic shrine?

The link reads good "Process on to deliver Zardari"