Happened to see this guy, a true administrator and leader, knows how to lead from the front and let his work do the talking.. i guess only good thing happened to PTI after Javed Hashmi… a true politician indeed.
Now a true or shrewd politician doesnt necessarily means a better thing among the lot… NS have played well, Zardari is best among the lot…
What i want to convey or discuss is, incase IK is moved out from PTI.. Ch Sarwar is the guy who can lead the party. other than him, no one have capability to lead the party.. Jahangeer Tareen, Shah Mehmood types can wish for it but they dont have what it take to connect..
BTW there are stories roaming around about his divorce ???
Most probably incorrect
If you are talking about divorce of IK and SMQ then yes i heard the rumors too...Ashraf Sohna was victim brutally murdered by Ch. M
Sarwar, because he belonged to SMQ camp and SMQ have been made irrelevant by Tareen, Aleem and Sarwar nexsus...
Ch Sarwar have his eyes on leading the party and he aint like SMQ who would wait..CMS is the one who make things happen..
If u r talking about IK's divorce from Reham khan..then both of them can go to hell...i font care...it was marriage of convenience anyway...
excuse me…what marriage of convenience? didn’t get it.
i dont know if it is marriage of convenience or not but i do know that so many girls got dejected when khan jee got married to reham even at this age…khan must be 92 now!!! there are few on GS as well who have been burning with jealousy as if imran was going to marry them..their pain is so obvious and now they take it out on poor reham…
aab iss may bechariee reham ka kaya qasoor… khan to uss ko hee milay ga jiss kay naseeb may ho ga..rest can post on GS and internet for rest of their lives and keep on crying
^ In case your signature style phappey kutni/desi aunty reference is for me, then you can just shut up with it. I'm already committed and this nasty assertion that female supporters only support IK because they fancy him is the first thing you hear from typical desi men who cannot digest active female participation in politics. I'm surprised it took you this long to make this claim.
Reham entry in politics was a big no no, even her decision to remain in media has conflict of interest written all over it, the way his marriage happened against the backdrop of APS tragedy was disappointing. But you have to be the idiot of highest order to pray for someone's marriage to break down or take any pleasure in it. Only idiots come up with things like this.
But yeah unlike some uncles here, I certainly don't have a crush on her. May God bless her marriage.
I think this thread needs to remain on topic. Divorce is a painful experience - something you won't really wish for your worst enemy. So I hope people don't turn turn the issue of Imran's alleged divorce into some lame ass inside jokes or political point scoring. All marriages should stay blessed.
Anyway, Ch. Sarwar seems like a very committed and gritty player, he appears like someone who actually enjoys his job and that's a very endearing quality. As with this whole grouping in PTI - anyone who has worked in large enough organisation, a proper corporate structure would know when you have big teams and especially when they compete against their colleagues (intra party elections), there is always some grouping, or at least some professional rivalry and sense of competition amongst different players. It even happens in Military with all its discipline and command structure - it all starts from PMA for cadets, and they it take all the way even when they're generals. Classic case: Musharraf versus Gen. Khuli. There are countless more lesser known inside rivalries from Army.
I wouldn't worry about groupings in PTI as long as these people remain professional and stay in limits. I would actually be more worried that why Kh. Asif the Defence Minister thinks it is so cool to come on TV and say you haven't spoken to Interior Ministry in 3-4 years. :)
Kh Saad says the same thing. How do they run the country eh?
^ In case your signature style phappey kutni/desi aunty reference is for me, then you can just shut up with it. I'm already committed and this nasty assertion that female supporters only support IK because they fancy him is the first thing you hear from typical desi men who cannot digest active female participation in politics. I'm surprised it took you this long to make this claim.
Reham entry in politics was a big no no, even her decision to remain in media has conflict of interest written all over it, the way his marriage happened against the backdrop of APS tragedy was disappointing. But you have to be the idiot of highest order to pray for someone's marriage to break down or take any pleasure in it. Only idiots come up with things like this.
But yeah unlike some uncles here, I certainly don't have a crush on her. May God bless her marriage.
Well,
you do go overboard many many times when it comes to defending imran and/or PTI aside when there is a conflict of interest between Sir Raheel Shareef and Imran khan.
you do go overboard many many times when it comes to defending imran and/or PTI aside when there is a conflict of interest between Sir Raheel Shareef and Imran khan.
If only I got a tenner every time someone said I support Immy because I have a crush on him, I would have been a millionaire by now. Even my dad is good ten years younger than him! So that's just sick.
I have to say I have always found Pakistani men to be far more obsessed with Imran's sexuality and personal life than women - they're just messed up.
I once gave someone shock of their life by confessing that I actually don't find Imran handsome. Well he's not bad looking at all, but some people make it sound as if he's some gorgeously out of the world handsome man or something.
Now Shahid Afridi is someone I would say is indeed handsome - but I can't stand him as a cricketer. Haha.
Since I have met both men in real, I would say Imran is more of a power of personality/aura and Afridi is definitely about looks, but the moment he opens his mouth - he loses it. LOL
Well on second thoughts, I don't think it's fair to compare Afridi with Imran. But it has to be said, Afridi for a 45/46 years old has definitely maintained himself so darn well.
He seems to be getting younger and younger looking with age.
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Something to agree upon. Though, on the flip side, look at Michael Douglas & Catherine Zeta Jones... :D
Btw, afridi is the pathan akmal brother. He never was that good at bat (boom boom out), but he sucks at bowling as well. Why do we need him with Yasir when ajmal got kicked out for not so good performance?
He's a blue eyed boy for commercials and sponsors, that's why. He's a big brand name, not very easy to get rid of.
You think of him as unreliable and overrated cricketer and bit of a dimwit, but when you see him in real, the first thing you to say to yourself - 'whoa dude, you are actually really good looking'. Then you understand the whole appeal around him.
I must be living under a rock for I didnt know he joined PTI but what's really funny is that I remember the time he was appointed governor by PML, there were people from the ranks of PTI (who he now stands shoulder to shoulder) that he owns liquor businesses in the UK. Even Mubashir Luqman did a program about him and said 'ab humarey ooper sharab bechney walley hakomat kar rahey hain', even got Shiekh Rasheed in an interview and called him sharaabi kabaabi (rich coming from a person like Sheeda talli).
and now they take it out on poor reham…