You guys have been busted and kicked in your nuts about a gazillion times for asking this stupid question, but you nut cases won't shy of repeating this old mantra over and over again.
Here:
First Year 2013/14: Federal vs Punjab vs KP vs Sindh vs Balochistan
Though its 3 months old article, but should be enough to shut you up.
For the sake of heaven, please do some research yourself about what is being done in KPK before opening your mouth like this. If you are not aware of something then don't consider that nothing actually happened about it. The world my friend, doesn't revolve around you, you know?
Now keep bashing PTI, and keep your mouth shut about KPK performance if you have any tiny bit of sense and shame left in you.
Also found a video from ARY but I can't post links yet EDIT: I can embed videos though
This american is busy with bashing PTI, meanwhile in USA:
Article from BBC:
Police in the US state of Missouri say they have arrested 32 people as calm returned after a night of rioting.
Unrest broke out on Sunday over the killing of an unarmed black teenager by a police officer in Ferguson.
People looted shops, vandalised cars and stores, and set a building alight as police tried to block off access to several areas of the city.
Police say Michael Brown, 18, was shot on Saturday afternoon in the mainly black suburb of St Louis.
He was shot several times after a struggle in a police car, they said.
On Monday, dozens of residents marched through the streets demanding justice.
As residents began the task of cleaning up, some said they believed the violence was not over.
'Fighting back'
DeAndre Smith, 30, of Ferguson told the St Louis Post-Dispatch that the rioting reflected a sense of injustice in the community.
"I don't think it's over honestly," he said. "I just think they got a taste of what fighting back means."
St Louis County police say the FBI has now taken over the investigation into Mr Brown's death.
The rioting erupted late on Sunday after thousands of people attended a candlelight vigil for the slain man.
Shops and other businesses in Ferguson were looted and vandalised late on Sunday
Mourners paid their respects at the spot where Michael Brown was killed on Sunday
Ferguson police officers try to calm down a crowd near the scene of the shooting on Saturday
County Police Chief Jon Belmar said the shooting occurred after the officer encountered two men, including Mr Brown, on a street in Ferguson.
Mr Belmar said one of the men pushed the officer back into his squad car and a struggle began.
'Outrage'
At least one shot was fired from the officer's gun inside the police car, Mr Belmar said.
But authorities say they are still trying to clarify exactly what happened inside the vehicle.
The officer involved has been with the Ferguson police department for six years, and has been placed on paid administrative leave, Mr Belmar said.
Mayor James Knowles said he understood that people "want to vent their frustrations. We understand they want to speak out", but he added: "We're going to obviously try to urge calm."
Mr Brown's mother, Lesley McSpadden, said her son had graduated from high school and planned to go to a local college.
The killing has drawn comparisons by some civil rights leaders with the 2012 killing of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin by a Florida neighbourhood watch organiser who was acquitted of murder charges.
"We're outraged because yet again a young African-American man has been killed by law enforcement," said John Gaskin, of the civil rights group NAACP.
Shit happens everywhere, doesn't matter whether its Pakistan or "the Land of The Free", people tend to fight and kill.
