Suicide or Murder: Prime Minister's Corruption Case Officer Found Dead.
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That is a horrible insinuation. Democracy will only move forward, if there is some liberty given to it. The people chose PPP and they will do so again, because we are the best party in Pakistan, and we work for the people!
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What has democracy got to do with sentencing a criminal? New PM can be voted in once this one is hanged or he quits after March 16.
PPP is synonymous for chor luteray. Please give it a rest.
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It was a murder, 100% sure. If kuta Zardari can kill his brother in laws & many other political & non political people so killing this poor guy is not a big job for kuta Zardari. He will do what ever he can to save his a**. Truly this kurta is a direct threat to Pakistan.
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That is Indian propaganda. The PM is not a criminal, perhaps you have heard of right of appeal?
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As he was not son of DSP or SSP, so no suo motto is required.
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Defiantly democrazy want to deliver it's judiciary & establishment who are acting like cruel midwives and are not cooperating.
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A special Rail Gari where common man is being used to pull it instead of engines and diesel running them.
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ISLAMABAD: The National Accountability Bureau (NAB) officers are protesting the unfortunate death of their colleague Kamran Faisal, who was found dead under suspicious circumstance in one of Federal Lodges here, Geo News reported Monday.
According to sources, the officials wore black armbands to show their solidarity with their deceased colleague and held a silent protest.
Voicing serious reservations, the officers in a meeting held with Director General NAB Rawalpindi, Khurshid Anwar Bhinder, said Kamrans mysterious death had raised grave concerns for them.
His death has left us so upset that rendering professional duties have become a daunting task for us, said they.
The disturbed NAB officers said investigations were not business as usual for them anymore in the wake of their colleague's untimely demise.
We have not been able to even think straight since this tragedy. One of our own met with an unnatural death working on a high profile case. Given the circumstances, how can we work as freely as we used to do, said they.
On the other hand a NAB spokesman denied having any information about a pen-down strike announced by the officers at large.
Downing the pens was not an appropriate way of registering protest or reservations. Those found observing a strike such as that will face disciplinary action, the spokesman said.
He said the bureau itself had yet not recovered from the shock, adding NAB would not object to whoever investigated into the matter at hand.
NAB employees protest Kamran Faisal
According to sources, the officials wore black armbands to show their solidarity with their deceased colleague and held a silent protest.
Voicing serious reservations, the officers in a meeting held with Director General NAB Rawalpindi, Khurshid Anwar Bhinder, said Kamrans mysterious death had raised grave concerns for them.
His death has left us so upset that rendering professional duties have become a daunting task for us, said they.
The disturbed NAB officers said investigations were not business as usual for them anymore in the wake of their colleague's untimely demise.
We have not been able to even think straight since this tragedy. One of our own met with an unnatural death working on a high profile case. Given the circumstances, how can we work as freely as we used to do, said they.
On the other hand a NAB spokesman denied having any information about a pen-down strike announced by the officers at large.
Downing the pens was not an appropriate way of registering protest or reservations. Those found observing a strike such as that will face disciplinary action, the spokesman said.
He said the bureau itself had yet not recovered from the shock, adding NAB would not object to whoever investigated into the matter at hand.
NAB employees protest Kamran Faisal
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I have a question
If Raja Pervaiz is eventually convicted of for causing / ordering that murder,
Will he be Bhutto 2.0 after 15 years ?
I have a feeling, the collective lack of intelligence of our people will make him Bhutto 2.0.
If Raja Pervaiz is eventually convicted of for causing / ordering that murder,
Will he be Bhutto 2.0 after 15 years ?
I have a feeling, the collective lack of intelligence of our people will make him Bhutto 2.0.
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Was Altaf hanged despite 1000's of cases on him? Was Shahzain Bugti hanged? Was Zardari hanged for past role in attacks. This doesn't happen in Pakistan. In Pakistan a politician is above the law. How many Shahbaz Sharif's daughters bakery incidents, Waheeda Shah slapping polling agents and Haider Abbas Rizvi threatening to eat a policeman's job for charging him on double parking do we need to understand this. We are pretty naive. This hypothesis is a null hypothesis.
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ISLAMABAD: The grief-stricken officers of the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) on Monday went on a countrywide pen-down strike and locked their offices in protest against the killing of their colleague Kamran Faisal, as text messages by the RPPs scam case investigator have revealed that he was under pressure and concerned about his security.
“DG HR WANT AFFIDAVIT IN BACK DATE REGARDING CHANGE FROM CASE; KIA KAROON,” was among the text messages (reproduced without changes) that deceased Kamran Faisal exchanged with one of his close friends in NAB, three days before his mysterious death.
The friend responded to him not to do so, strictly advising him to switch off the mobile phone. “Lock ur room door from inside before sleeping”, he messaged Kamran.
His last message was from a friend, received at 7:58:41am on January 18, in which he wished him good luck, praying that Allah freed him ‘from all worries on this blessed day (Friday)’. By the time it was sent, Kamran had left this world of worries and his body was hanging inside his room.
As the mystery deepens about the alleged suicide of the NAB’s Assistant Director Kamran Faisal, his exchanges few days before death provide some missing links belying the NAB claims that he was removed from the case on Jan 7 before he committed ‘suicide’ and there was no pressure on him.
The text messages also give a tour inside the situation he was passing through, intensely under pressure from the bosses and deeply concerned about his personal safety.
After his death, Kamran’s friend and key witness to his situation is also under grave risk amid concerns and demands of the well-wishers for beefing up his security. There is also an exchange of messages between the two friends containing verses showing their profound love for Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).
As the case is in the spotlight since his mysterious death occurred at the height of NAB’s tension with the Supreme Court, it is being said that the court may order the record of his phone calls and text messages either from cellular companies or from the agencies that have been authorized to conduct surveillance after the passage of a law of fair trial from parliament.
As for the messages about the anxiety following pressure from the NAB bosses, they started on January 15.A friend and colleague inquired from Kamran about his location at 9:46pm on January 15. He responded: “WITH DG HQ.” He continued: “DG HR WANT AFFIDAVIT IN BACK DATE REGARDING CHANGE FROM CASE.” In the same message, Kamran sought the friend’s opinion: “KIA KARUN (what should I do?).”
As there is no response from friend, he said: “CALL ME.” In the same message, he sent a verse about Prophet Muhammad (PBUH): “kitab-e-hasti k her warq pe, jo nam-e-Muhammad raqm na hota…Wajud-e-hasti ubhar na sakti, wajud-eloh-o-qalam na hota…Zameen na hoti, falak na hota, Arab na hota Ajam na hota.” His friend continued those verses: “Ye mehfal-e-kon-o-makaan na hoti, ager wo SHAH-E-UMAM na hotay.”
Then the friend asked him if he was in office, he replied he had left the office and reached the hostel.
The next day on January 16, the same friend, concerned about Kamran, asked him about his location at 9:42:26pm. Then he added: “We r all worried abt u. kia ho raha ha aur wapsi kab ha (what are you doing and when expected to return?).”
Texting with reference to pressure on Kamran for submitting an affidavit from the back date, the friend advised him: “kabi mat dena apnay hath khud na katwana (Never give in to the affidavit demand. Don’t cut off your own hands yourself.”
There was no response from Kamran and the friend continued texting him the messages: “Progress???.” Then requests Kamran to visit him: “Aa jao na????.” Again that friend advised him not to give the affidavit: “Afidavit kabi mat dena apnay hath na katwana.” He continued at 10:41:11pm on January 16: “Good aur kal seedha SC jana Allah bless u (Go straight to SC tomorrow, God Bless you.”
The friend then sent a word of caution at 11:14:26pm on January 16: “Switch off ur mobile and lock ur room door from inside.” Agencies add: Wearing black bands onto their arms, the protesting officers of the bureau rejected the judicial commission headed by Justice (R) Javed Iqbal and demanded that the commission be headed by a serving judge of Islamabad High Court (IHC) or ex-director general FIA Tariq Khosa or Justice (R) Khalilur Rehman Ramday.
According to reports, the protest demonstrations we held at the NAB officers in Islamabad, Lahore, Karachi, Peshawar, Quetta and other major cities. The protesting employees said that according to family Kamran Faisal had been murdered but the government was staging the drama of his suicide to mislead the public.
“DG HR WANT AFFIDAVIT IN BACK DATE REGARDING CHANGE FROM CASE; KIA KAROON,” was among the text messages (reproduced without changes) that deceased Kamran Faisal exchanged with one of his close friends in NAB, three days before his mysterious death.
The friend responded to him not to do so, strictly advising him to switch off the mobile phone. “Lock ur room door from inside before sleeping”, he messaged Kamran.
His last message was from a friend, received at 7:58:41am on January 18, in which he wished him good luck, praying that Allah freed him ‘from all worries on this blessed day (Friday)’. By the time it was sent, Kamran had left this world of worries and his body was hanging inside his room.
As the mystery deepens about the alleged suicide of the NAB’s Assistant Director Kamran Faisal, his exchanges few days before death provide some missing links belying the NAB claims that he was removed from the case on Jan 7 before he committed ‘suicide’ and there was no pressure on him.
The text messages also give a tour inside the situation he was passing through, intensely under pressure from the bosses and deeply concerned about his personal safety.
After his death, Kamran’s friend and key witness to his situation is also under grave risk amid concerns and demands of the well-wishers for beefing up his security. There is also an exchange of messages between the two friends containing verses showing their profound love for Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).
As the case is in the spotlight since his mysterious death occurred at the height of NAB’s tension with the Supreme Court, it is being said that the court may order the record of his phone calls and text messages either from cellular companies or from the agencies that have been authorized to conduct surveillance after the passage of a law of fair trial from parliament.
As for the messages about the anxiety following pressure from the NAB bosses, they started on January 15.A friend and colleague inquired from Kamran about his location at 9:46pm on January 15. He responded: “WITH DG HQ.” He continued: “DG HR WANT AFFIDAVIT IN BACK DATE REGARDING CHANGE FROM CASE.” In the same message, Kamran sought the friend’s opinion: “KIA KARUN (what should I do?).”
As there is no response from friend, he said: “CALL ME.” In the same message, he sent a verse about Prophet Muhammad (PBUH): “kitab-e-hasti k her warq pe, jo nam-e-Muhammad raqm na hota…Wajud-e-hasti ubhar na sakti, wajud-eloh-o-qalam na hota…Zameen na hoti, falak na hota, Arab na hota Ajam na hota.” His friend continued those verses: “Ye mehfal-e-kon-o-makaan na hoti, ager wo SHAH-E-UMAM na hotay.”
Then the friend asked him if he was in office, he replied he had left the office and reached the hostel.
The next day on January 16, the same friend, concerned about Kamran, asked him about his location at 9:42:26pm. Then he added: “We r all worried abt u. kia ho raha ha aur wapsi kab ha (what are you doing and when expected to return?).”
Texting with reference to pressure on Kamran for submitting an affidavit from the back date, the friend advised him: “kabi mat dena apnay hath khud na katwana (Never give in to the affidavit demand. Don’t cut off your own hands yourself.”
There was no response from Kamran and the friend continued texting him the messages: “Progress???.” Then requests Kamran to visit him: “Aa jao na????.” Again that friend advised him not to give the affidavit: “Afidavit kabi mat dena apnay hath na katwana.” He continued at 10:41:11pm on January 16: “Good aur kal seedha SC jana Allah bless u (Go straight to SC tomorrow, God Bless you.”
The friend then sent a word of caution at 11:14:26pm on January 16: “Switch off ur mobile and lock ur room door from inside.” Agencies add: Wearing black bands onto their arms, the protesting officers of the bureau rejected the judicial commission headed by Justice (R) Javed Iqbal and demanded that the commission be headed by a serving judge of Islamabad High Court (IHC) or ex-director general FIA Tariq Khosa or Justice (R) Khalilur Rehman Ramday.
According to reports, the protest demonstrations we held at the NAB officers in Islamabad, Lahore, Karachi, Peshawar, Quetta and other major cities. The protesting employees said that according to family Kamran Faisal had been murdered but the government was staging the drama of his suicide to mislead the public.
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