Google Bloomberg news about Pakistani leaders visiting China, as it tell that NS went to chins in Nov, 2014 and signed deals for all,aspects including power etc.If true then truly commendable. However, i'd request you for a source for your claim.
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Google Bloomberg news about Pakistani leaders visiting China, as it tell that NS went to chins in Nov, 2014 and signed deals for all,aspects including power etc.If true then truly commendable. However, i'd request you for a source for your claim.
lolIk gave up his demand of PM resignation?
Anything less than that is victory of PML (N)
DUDE, my Nana was a 16th grade military officer and worked as an auditor when Dhaka fell to Bengali-Indian hands. He was among those 90,000 West Pakistanis POW that were later released by India and Bangladesh. Get real!dude it seems no matter how much i will try to convice you, you will just stick to the fact that our Army killed and killed and killed well then i cannot convince a person who lives abroad and is giving his views on a country's institution which he has neither seen nor clearly read about aside from a few wiki searches
DUDE, my Nana was a 16th grade military officer and worked as an auditor when Dhaka fell to Bengali-Indian hands. He was among those 90,000 West Pakistanis POW that were later released by India and Bangladesh. Get real!
what is the guarantee that these mid term elections will not be riggedThey are not. People who can kill citizens instead of opening investigation into polls are guilty to their throat.There is simply no other solution than to have early elections under caretaker govt. Military on the other hand is losing patience as they have a limit to how much people can be allowed to get murdered by Nawaz Sharif.
LAHORE: Finance Minister Ishaq Dar on Wednesday announced that the government was ready to resume meaningful dialogue with Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) unconditionally over the latter’s longstanding demand of conducting an independent inquiry of the general elections of 2013.
While addressing a press briefing at 90 Shahrah-e-Quaid-e-Azam in Lahore, Dar said that the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) leadership, including Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, had given him a go-ahead to resume talks with PTI.
“We are putting no condition on resuming dialogue with PTI, but we expect that being patriotic Pakistanis they [PTI] cancel their plan to close Karachi on Friday. Dialogue will continue but closure of county’s major cities shouldn’t happen,” Dar said.
“Without compromising on principles, negotiations should be conducted within the framework of the Constitution.”
The finance minister, while welcoming PTI’s decision to resume talks, noted that there was no impediment in talks since Imran Khan had backed-off from the unconstitutional and illegal demand of PM stepping down or going on a month long leave. He added that the PTI had been told in the very first round of talks that the demand of PM’s resignation was non-negotiable.
Dar added that Minister for Planning and Development Ahsan Iqbal will accompany him during talks with PTI.
Clarifying that there was no precondition from the government to resuming talks, the finance minister ‘requested’ PTI chief Imran to call off his shut-down protests in Karachi and Lahore.
While reiterating that no unconstitutional or illegal demand should be made from either side, Dar said that it was the Judicial Commission’s prerogative to ask for help from anyone, whether they are intelligence officials or journalists.
“JC judges will be the judges of apex courts. They are pride of this country and whatever decision they will take will be acceptable to us,” he added.
Dar appreciated the efforts of Political Jirga spearheaded by Jamaat-e-Islami’s Sirajul Haq and Pakistan Peoples Party’s Rehman Malik, but said that it was PML-N’s initiative to restart unconditional dialogue with PTI.
“They [political jirga] did not play any role in this,” he said, adding that the government will take political parties into confidence on the dialogue.
“We had never ended the dialogue yet we are ready to start it. Many international organisations have said that the elections in 2013 were transparent and fair than the previous elections.”
Dar added that he was trying to contact the PTI leadership to resume talks as soon as possible.
Regarding the PTI chairman’s statement that his party will not come back to the assemblies if the commission says there was no rigging in the 2013 elections, Dar said PTI leader Shah Mehmood Qureshi had clarified that there was a misunderstanding.
“Shah Mehmood has given me a clarification that Imran has been misquoted and there has been a misunderstanding,” he said.
He added that as far as electoral reforms were concerned, a parliamentary committee was already working on it.
Govt ready for unconditional, meaningful dialogue with PTI: Ishaq Dar – The Express Tribune
OK, my flight was delayed at the airport so I GOT to share this important update with my fellow PDF members . I guess now there won't be any Lahore or Karachi 'lockdown' by IK, thank God, while I am in Pakistan PLAN C WORKED AS EXPECTED. NO NEED FOR MORE PLANS
Not REALLY:
Bangladesh Genocide: Dhaka University Massacre - Center for Bangladesh Genocide Research :: CBGR1971
Bangladesh Genocide Archive
Our institutions are very good at killing us
LOLZ. My mom was already alive by thenMukti Bahni should have killed your nana. One less youthia for us.
LAHORE: Finance Minister Ishaq Dar on Wednesday announced that the government was ready to resume meaningful dialogue with Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) unconditionally over the latter’s longstanding demand of conducting an independent inquiry of the general elections of 2013.
While addressing a press briefing at 90 Shahrah-e-Quaid-e-Azam in Lahore, Dar said that the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) leadership, including Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, had given him a go-ahead to resume talks with PTI.
“We are putting no condition on resuming dialogue with PTI, but we expect that being patriotic Pakistanis they [PTI] cancel their plan to close Karachi on Friday. Dialogue will continue but closure of county’s major cities shouldn’t happen,” Dar said.
“Without compromising on principles, negotiations should be conducted within the framework of the Constitution.”
The finance minister, while welcoming PTI’s decision to resume talks, noted that there was no impediment in talks since Imran Khan had backed-off from the unconstitutional and illegal demand of PM stepping down or going on a month long leave. He added that the PTI had been told in the very first round of talks that the demand of PM’s resignation was non-negotiable.
Dar added that Minister for Planning and Development Ahsan Iqbal will accompany him during talks with PTI.
Clarifying that there was no precondition from the government to resuming talks, the finance minister ‘requested’ PTI chief Imran to call off his shut-down protests in Karachi and Lahore.
While reiterating that no unconstitutional or illegal demand should be made from either side, Dar said that it was the Judicial Commission’s prerogative to ask for help from anyone, whether they are intelligence officials or journalists.
“JC judges will be the judges of apex courts. They are pride of this country and whatever decision they will take will be acceptable to us,” he added.
Dar appreciated the efforts of Political Jirga spearheaded by Jamaat-e-Islami’s Sirajul Haq and Pakistan Peoples Party’s Rehman Malik, but said that it was PML-N’s initiative to restart unconditional dialogue with PTI.
“They [political jirga] did not play any role in this,” he said, adding that the government will take political parties into confidence on the dialogue.
“We had never ended the dialogue yet we are ready to start it. Many international organisations have said that the elections in 2013 were transparent and fair than the previous elections.”
Dar added that he was trying to contact the PTI leadership to resume talks as soon as possible.
Regarding the PTI chairman’s statement that his party will not come back to the assemblies if the commission says there was no rigging in the 2013 elections, Dar said PTI leader Shah Mehmood Qureshi had clarified that there was a misunderstanding.
“Shah Mehmood has given me a clarification that Imran has been misquoted and there has been a misunderstanding,” he said.
He added that as far as electoral reforms were concerned, a parliamentary committee was already working on it.
Govt ready for unconditional, meaningful dialogue with PTI: Ishaq Dar – The Express Tribune
OK, my flight was delayed at the airport so I GOT to share this important update with my fellow PDF members . I guess now there won't be any Lahore or Karachi 'lockdown' by IK, thank God, while I am in Pakistan PLAN C WORKED AS EXPECTED. NO NEED FOR MORE PLANS
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Took them a while ...Wonder what they have cooking up their sleeves
Protests should not stop until the government forms the judicial commission according to the terms previously agreed (i.e. with a JIT which has a representative of ISI and MI etc.).
Government will try to do everything they can to weasel out of this...
what is the point of that?? all opposition groups and the people know that the pml-n government shouldn't stay in goverment... so they should call for replacing the government with one comprising all ( non-jamaat ) groups, especially pti, pml-q and young promising people like fatima bhutto ( she is different from benazir, as i see it ).
any call for recount for 2013 is a wasted effort.
but almost all do say that at this point govt. should stay in power else something bad may happen like marshal law etc.
Bhutto party just left last term, they cant get re-elected again just yet by law nor people have the patience to see their faces after how PPP left us in terrible conditions.
LOLZ. My mom was already alive by then