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Fake degree: PTI Ayla Malik ineligible to contest by-elections
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I'm a lover of women....I don't get bogged down in such petty issues as 'degrees' & what not !
Khair jokes aside - PTI has terribly disappointed me in so many things !
tharkee butt !
Jokes aside, PML-N has disappointed in many things also. I won't defend the MQM issue.
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I'm a lover of women....I don't get bogged down in such petty issues as 'degrees' & what not !
Khair jokes aside - PTI has terribly disappointed me in so many things !
face deka hey mirror mi?
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Mein shareef aadmi hoon !
Yes...yes they have but they've made many good decisions too & then theres the perception issue as well !
Imagine if PML N had constituted Mobile Courts - Everyone would've been ridiculing it but because PTI is still very much an untested commodity...the criticism is still very mild !
But PTI did disappoint me very badly on a few issues - Koi Anti-Terrorism Policy nahin hai, Drone-Attacks bunnnd karoo seii ageiii Foreign Policy pei Opinion nahin jataaa & then you've got these fakers like above & without any action taken against them !
Butt bhi aakhir insan hain ... Kyun @
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Ayla Malik's degree a case of 'technical lacuna': Imran Khan
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairperson Imran Khan said that PTI leader Ayla Maliks intermediate degree was not fake, but was a case of a technical lacuna, Express News reported.
A two-member tribunal comprising justices Mamoon Rasheed and Ayesha A Malik had earlier declared PTI candidate for NA-71 Ayla Malik ineligible to contest the by-elections based on the Rawalpindi Board of Intermediate and Secondary Educations (RBISE) finding that her intermediate (FA) degree was forged.
Advocate Zameer Sheikh, the lawyer for petitioner Ubaidullah Shadikhail, a PML-N candidate who challenged Aylas education credentials, argued before the court that the FA degree of the candidate is fake and this was also confirmed in a written reply from the RBISE.
Khan said that the ECP was discriminating against the PTI and favouring other political parties.
Giving an example of such discrimination, the PTI Chairman said that the ECP had allowed a PML-N candidate to take part in re-elections in the NA 103 constituency of Hafizabad, but a PTI candidate who had more evidence and more petitions highlighting rigging had been referred to tribunals.
Why wasnt PML-Ns candidate referred to the tribunals as well? he asked.
He added that a PML-N candidate on a plea bargain with the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) had been allowed to take part in elections.
ECP, SC responsible for rigging in general elections
In a press conference on Tuesday, the PTI Chairperson launched a scathing attack on the Supreme Court and the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) for failing to address the rigging that took place in the May 11 general elections.
Imran questioned the Supreme Courts and ECPs inability to verify all votes by fingerprint readers in the four provinces. He said that all political parties had a right to information which the Supreme Court and the ECP should honour, and that political parties could even count the votes themselves if they were presented with counterfoils.
He said that the Returning Officers (RO) played a big role in election rigging.
Speaking about the voting process in India, Khan said that the reason why 400 million people in India went to vote and accepted election results without chaos was the biometric system they had implemented. He said that PTI was trying its best to introduce a biometric system before the next KPK local elections.
Combating terrorism
In light of the recent attack by Tehreek-e-Taliban insurgents on the Central Prison in Dera Ismail Khan, who managed to escape with 230 prisoners including suspected militants, Khan said that PTI needed some time to combat terrorism in Khyper Pakhtunkhwa (KPK).
He said that KPK had no independent intelligence on terrorist attacks, but had to refer to the federal government for intelligence reports.
Ayla Maliks degree a case of technical lacuna: Imran Khan The Express Tribune
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairperson Imran Khan said that PTI leader Ayla Maliks intermediate degree was not fake, but was a case of a technical lacuna, Express News reported.
A two-member tribunal comprising justices Mamoon Rasheed and Ayesha A Malik had earlier declared PTI candidate for NA-71 Ayla Malik ineligible to contest the by-elections based on the Rawalpindi Board of Intermediate and Secondary Educations (RBISE) finding that her intermediate (FA) degree was forged.
Advocate Zameer Sheikh, the lawyer for petitioner Ubaidullah Shadikhail, a PML-N candidate who challenged Aylas education credentials, argued before the court that the FA degree of the candidate is fake and this was also confirmed in a written reply from the RBISE.
Khan said that the ECP was discriminating against the PTI and favouring other political parties.
Giving an example of such discrimination, the PTI Chairman said that the ECP had allowed a PML-N candidate to take part in re-elections in the NA 103 constituency of Hafizabad, but a PTI candidate who had more evidence and more petitions highlighting rigging had been referred to tribunals.
Why wasnt PML-Ns candidate referred to the tribunals as well? he asked.
He added that a PML-N candidate on a plea bargain with the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) had been allowed to take part in elections.
ECP, SC responsible for rigging in general elections
In a press conference on Tuesday, the PTI Chairperson launched a scathing attack on the Supreme Court and the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) for failing to address the rigging that took place in the May 11 general elections.
Imran questioned the Supreme Courts and ECPs inability to verify all votes by fingerprint readers in the four provinces. He said that all political parties had a right to information which the Supreme Court and the ECP should honour, and that political parties could even count the votes themselves if they were presented with counterfoils.
He said that the Returning Officers (RO) played a big role in election rigging.
Speaking about the voting process in India, Khan said that the reason why 400 million people in India went to vote and accepted election results without chaos was the biometric system they had implemented. He said that PTI was trying its best to introduce a biometric system before the next KPK local elections.
Combating terrorism
In light of the recent attack by Tehreek-e-Taliban insurgents on the Central Prison in Dera Ismail Khan, who managed to escape with 230 prisoners including suspected militants, Khan said that PTI needed some time to combat terrorism in Khyper Pakhtunkhwa (KPK).
He said that KPK had no independent intelligence on terrorist attacks, but had to refer to the federal government for intelligence reports.
Ayla Maliks degree a case of technical lacuna: Imran Khan The Express Tribune
