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What Narendra Modi is saying to Kashmiris, people in the rest of India, Pakistan & the world
 

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Guys, if you have any Pee-DF posts which are entertaining? Its so delightful to see those rat puss*ies drown in their own rat p*ss.
Or any paki media video you have come across? I watched that Najam Sethi one, it was informative and factual but not "entertaining".
 

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Do the porkies still believe they've captured an Israeli pilot?

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PTI to appoint activists on 300,000 non-govt posts
By rizwan asif
Aug.08,2019
LAHORE:
A committee has been formed, on the proposal of Punjab Governor Chaudhry Muhammad Sarwar, to appoint Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf activists at various nongovernmental posts in the province.

The decision was taken on the orders of Prime Minister Imran Khan. The meeting will be held in Lahore on August 19.

The team, working under the supervision of Sarwar, pointed out in its briefing that there are more than 0.3 million positions in 39 provincial departments where workers can be appointed.

On the other hand, the performance of political leaders appointed in some key government positions is also being reviewed. It was stated that those who have performed poorly, or are not interested in public service, can be replaced.

During the last few months, especially in Ramazan, complaints and demands had been mounting, but the PTI leadership failed to make necessary appointments. Most of the key government positions, against which the political appointments were made, ended up being controversial as it was believed they had been done on the basis of personal choices and preferences.

Sources said Sarwar had expressed his concerns with the prime minister that there are a large number of posts in various provincial departments where educated activists of PTI could be adjusted. He urged that the step be taken immediately.


The prime minister agreed to the proposal of the governor and formed a committee to identify nongovernmental posts in various departments and suggest the names of workers for the posts.

The committee members included Punjab Governor Chaudhry Muhammad Sarwar, Punjab central leader Abdul Aleem Khan, PTI Central Secretary General Aamir Kayani, Chief Organizer Saif Niazi, Punjab’s President Ejaz Chaudhry, President of South Punjab Noor Bhabha, Punjab General Secretary Shoaib Siddiqui, South Punjab General Secretary Ali Dareshak, Central Senior Vice President Arshad Dad, Rabia Zia and Ijaz Minhas.

Speaking to The Express Tribune, Rabia Zia said that by adjusting activists against different posts, we can serve the people at the grassroots level. She added timely feedback on issues could also be received through this step.

The final decision will be made by the prime minister and the chief minister of Punjab.

Published in The Express Tribune, August 8th, 2019.
 

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Political patronage and that too so brazenly! What arrogance!
PTI to appoint activists on 300,000 non-govt posts
By rizwan asif

Aug.08,2019
LAHORE:
A committee has been formed, on the proposal of Punjab Governor Chaudhry Muhammad Sarwar, to appoint Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf activists at various nongovernmental posts in the province.

The decision was taken on the orders of Prime Minister Imran Khan. The meeting will be held in Lahore on August 19.

The team, working under the supervision of Sarwar, pointed out in its briefing that there are more than 0.3 million positions in 39 provincial departments where workers can be appointed.

On the other hand, the performance of political leaders appointed in some key government positions is also being reviewed. It was stated that those who have performed poorly, or are not interested in public service, can be replaced.

During the last few months, especially in Ramazan, complaints and demands had been mounting, but the PTI leadership failed to make necessary appointments. Most of the key government positions, against which the political appointments were made, ended up being controversial as it was believed they had been done on the basis of personal choices and preferences.

Sources said Sarwar had expressed his concerns with the prime minister that there are a large number of posts in various provincial departments where educated activists of PTI could be adjusted. He urged that the step be taken immediately.


The prime minister agreed to the proposal of the governor and formed a committee to identify nongovernmental posts in various departments and suggest the names of workers for the posts.

The committee members included Punjab Governor Chaudhry Muhammad Sarwar, Punjab central leader Abdul Aleem Khan, PTI Central Secretary General Aamir Kayani, Chief Organizer Saif Niazi, Punjab’s President Ejaz Chaudhry, President of South Punjab Noor Bhabha, Punjab General Secretary Shoaib Siddiqui, South Punjab General Secretary Ali Dareshak, Central Senior Vice President Arshad Dad, Rabia Zia and Ijaz Minhas.

Speaking to The Express Tribune, Rabia Zia said that by adjusting activists against different posts, we can serve the people at the grassroots level. She added timely feedback on issues could also be received through this step.

The final decision will be made by the prime minister and the chief minister of Punjab.

Published in The Express Tribune, August 8th, 2019.
 

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We should be very careful Pakistan is coking something but what ??

I think our civil airlines should avoid pakistan airspace ,
 

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We should be very careful Pakistan is coking something but what ??

I think our civil airlines should avoid pakistan airspace ,
Massive build up at sea happening. Also, if pakistani cause is hurt how will congress stand doing nothing, they will be trying to foment roits for sake of pak.
 

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Pakistan may be trying to delay action to get help from Chinese and some concessions from Americans by using afganistan talks but time delay will cement approvals for Indian action and world will start losing interest.
 

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Enjoy their tantrums folks! Thats all they can do at the moment. They dont have the guts to start a war as they know they will be pulverized. Only way they will start a war if China joins them, which is next to negligible. They may do a some little skirmishes here and there but their aukaat is only upto that.

These cowards only have one option - to resume their jihadi business. Once curfew is lifted, again the jihadis and their stone pelter cucks will start their rotten business.
Let us bring development, money, jobs, infrastructure and everything good to Jammu and Ladakh. Ignore this valley morons until they learn to behave and accept India as their motherland.
 

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