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Of the mega corruption scandals involving the top leadership in the province...
Do you really think this will happen, realistically speaking?
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Of the mega corruption scandals involving the top leadership in the province...
Do you really think this will happen, realistically speaking?
Yes...
Even in the federal government, we won't be seeing scandals like Hajj corruption, NICL, LPG, CNG, license quota, NHA etc.
Only PPP could manage to do stuff like that!
Hahahaaaheeeee Sirjee tussi kidday bholay o. Eh sab kuch pehlay vee hondaa see tey hun vee hoay gaa. Tussi veykhdey jaao.
and how has MQM even remotely related to phyber pukhtunkhwa, dont go off topic
Do you really think this will happen, realistically speaking?
No guarantees obviously.
Our society is so corrupt that PTI will be truly tested.
and if it succeeds even 5 times out of 10, people will respect it.
In Pakistan, it is perception that counts most, as many of us do not study the topic at hand.
If PTI can maintain its perception to be a corruption free party, our country in general and KP in particular can change in 5 years.
There are many examples where Pakistanis have changed for the better and in relatively short time.
so let's hope PTI can deliver.
peace
No guarantees obviously.
Our society is so corrupt that PTI will be truly tested.
and if it succeeds even 5 times out of 10, people will respect it.
In Pakistan, it is perception that counts most, as many of us do not study the topic at hand.
If PTI can maintain its perception to be a corruption free party, our country in general and KP in particular can change in 5 years.
There are many examples where Pakistanis have changed for the better and in relatively short time.
so let's hope PTI can deliver.
peace
Let's hope so PTI can deliver. What they do will soon be revealed and compared.
Yes...
Even in the federal government, we won't be seeing scandals like Hajj corruption, NICL, LPG, CNG, license quota, NHA etc.
Only PPP could manage to do stuff like that!
Home is where the documents say: Afghan refugees repatriation deadline likely to get further extension
Tuesday June 4, 2013
PESHAWAR: The Government of Pakistan (GoP) is likely to extend the deadline for the repatriation of Afghan refugees to December 31, 2013, The Express Tribune has learnt.
Around 1.6 million registered and 0.6 million unregistered Afghan refugees are currently living in Pakistan. Approximately 60% of the refugees are living in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (K-P). Of these, 80% live in camps whereas the rest live in rented houses.
Officials of the K-P Home and Tribal Affairs Department said the repatriation deadline was expected to be extended as the matter was under discussion at relevant quarters. December 31, 2012 was the initial deadline set by the GoP. This was later extended to June 30 by former prime minister Raja Pervaiz Ashraf following the Pakistan, Afghanistan and UN Refugee Agency tripartite agreement regarding Afghan refugees.
Yes the deadline for their (Afghan refugees) repatriation is still June 30, but correspondence with the Ministry of States and Frontier Regions (SAFRON) is underway and it is expected the deadline will be extended to December 31, 2013, said an official of the home department while requesting anonymity.
The official explained a strategy yet to be given final shape was being devised to give some Afghans living in Pakistan refugee status. The qualification of those eligible for the said status is just one of the aspects of the policy under discussion.
There will also be debate on whether those seeking asylum can be given refugee status, added the official. However, the policy is yet to be finalised or approved, he added.
Home department officials said more than 35 camps had been set up for refugees. But unlike in other countries, Afghan refugees can live in or outside the camps.
Officials of the Commissionerate for Afghan Refugees (CAR) told The Express Tribune a large number of families had migrated voluntarily to Afghanistan from different parts of K-P. Despite the security situation in Afghanistan, people are still willing to leave for their native areas, noted a CAR official. We do not force them to leave but a number of families have willingly left for their respective areas.
On December 1, 2012, the government started grouping Afghan refugees. Moreover, a letter was sent to the Nowshera district management to immediately set up a refugee camp for all those refugees residing outside K-P, specifically in Punjab and Sindh. A senior CAR official confirmed the move was a step to group scattered Afghan families together so it would be easier for authorities to document and repatriate them.
Home is where the documents say: Afghan refugees repatriation deadline likely to get further extension The Express Tribune
Excellent move, i hope it gets done fairly and swiftly, time to fly out of the nest.
Since they are Muslims, I believe there should be a law in Muslim Pakistan that grants the refugees Pakistani citizenship if they so wish to desire.
These are millions of our own mothers, sisters, daughters, our fathers, sons and brothers languishing in those refugee camps since the 1980s or probably even earlier, Allahu Alam.
What if Allah Almighty tests Muslim Pakistan like this one day, how many of us would want to see our loved ones to be in that situation? Allah Knows Best what goes through the hearts and the minds of the refugees. May Allah Almighty bless them with Salvation. Amin.