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[Khalidr]

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r u serious bro, did u believed what government says,

 

[batmannow]

r u serious bro, did u believed what government says,

Thats what he allways belives!

 

[ssethii]

Can anyone make a comparison among PAT's jalsa at Lahore with PTI's Lahore jalsa a week ago and PPP's Karachi jalsa two days ago.

 

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It was a massive show today at Lahore

 

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Tahir Ul Qadri Speech In PAT Jalsa Lahore – 19th October 2014

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[ajpirzada]

Can anyone make a comparison among PAT's jalsa at Lahore with PTI's Lahore jalsa a week ago and PPP's Karachi jalsa two days ago.

The total area of Minar-e-Pak ground on which PAT jalsa was arranged is around 56,000 m. square. If you leave the side areas and the pathways which were left untouched by the PAT management, the crowd area will be around 50,000 m. square. The crowd density (as per my observation) was between 2 to 3 people per m. square. Therefore total number of people in the ground were between 100,000 (minimum) upto 150,000 (maximum). This gives an average of 125,000 people.

In another thread, we estimated the attendance in the PPP jalsa between 80,000 (min) upto 112,000 (max). Although the crowd area in the PPP jalsa was 56,000 m. square but the crowd density was very scattered. It was a mix of 1 person per sq. m and so on upto 2 ppl per sq. m. There were only few pockets where crowd density looked something like 3 ppl per m. sq. This gives an average of 95,000 people.

PTI jalsa had the highest crowd density of 3 to 4 people per square meter. There were hardly any side columns or pathways which were not filled up. There were considerable number of people standing outside and on the flyover. Using the same method and accounting for the crowd outside the ground, it had an attendance of between 170,000 upto 275,000. This gives an average of 220,000 people.


Summary:-
1) PTI Lahore Jalsa
range: 170,000 to 275,000
avg: 220,000
2) PPP Karachi Jalsa
range: 80,000 to 112,000
avg: 95,000
3) PAT Lahore Jalsa
range: 100,000 to 150,000
avg: 125,000

 

[ssethii]

The total area of Minar-e-Pak ground on which PAT jalsa was arranged is around 56,000 m. square. If you leave the side areas and the pathways which were left untouched by the PAT management, the crowd area will be around 50,000 m. square. The crowd density (as per my observation) was between 2 to 3 people per m. square. Therefore total number of people in the ground were between 100,000 (minimum) upto 150,000 (maximum). This gives an average of 125,000 people.

In another thread, we estimated the attendance in the PPP jalsa between 80,000 (min) upto 112,000 (max). Although the crowd area in the PPP jalsa was 56,000 m. square but the crowd density was very scattered. It was a mix of 1 person per sq. m and so on upto 2 ppl per sq. m. There were only few pockets where crowd density looked something like 3 ppl per m. sq. This gives an average of 95,000 people.

PTI jalsa had the highest crowd density of 3 to 4 people per square meter. There were hardly any side columns or pathways which were not filled up. There were considerable number of people standing outside and on the flyover. Using the same method and accounting for the crowd outside the ground, it had an attendance of between 170,000 upto 275,000. This gives an average of 220,000 people.


Summary:-
1) PTI Lahore Jalsa
range: 170,000 to 275,000
avg: 220,000
2) PPP Karachi Jalsa
range: 80,000 to 112,000
avg: 95,000
3) PAT Lahore Jalsa
range: 100,000 to 150,000
avg: 125,000

That are indeed massive gatherings to begin with but i heard on some news channels that due to columns of containers on flanks some how the covered area of PTI jalsa was less than that of PAT one, Also if you consider the fact that the whole ground was used for the gathering and the stage was set right beneath, on the stairs of Minar-e-Pakistan.

 

[ajpirzada]

That are indeed massive gatherings to begin with but i heard on some news channels that due to columns of containers on flanks some how the covered area of PTI jalsa was less than that of PAT one, Also if you consider the fact that the whole ground was used for the gathering and the stage was set right beneath, on the stairs of Minar-e-Pakistan.

ya i heard najam sethi say that after PTI's jalsa. but thats not correct. i could not see enough containers anywhere in the video which may give the perception that the crowd area was reduced.

 

[batmannow]

Its not who brought how many numbers in thier jalsa, s its about status quo failing badly & thier representative parties going nose down?
what TUQ started a year ago, he success fully turned it , into a bigger political voice against the mafia rulling pakistan, & giving PTI much neeeded shoulder in its just political struggle.

 

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Kaya kaya khwab dekhay thay aur kaya hogya

 

[A.M.]

So where did this entertainer go? Is he back in Canada now?

 

[ssethii]

Qadri trolled chaudhries big time.

 

[xyxmt]

Yesterday we had a gathering of friends and were discussing who is financially supporting TUQ. we came to the conslusison that none of us and no one we know remotely know anyone who gives money to TUQ, and by the way he lives in our town in Canada and has been seen in different mosques at time and note that no one lifts him (in pakistani sense of the phrase).