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and you think supporters of NS/Ch Nisar are throwing garlands at IK for doing that? 
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LHS= 1 + n ⋅ 2n+1.
RHS = 1 + ((n+1) -1) ⋅ 2(n+1). = 1 + n ⋅ 2n+1.
Since LHS = RHS, the theorem is proved…
and theorem is…avay ka ava hee bagra huwa hai!!!
plus jiss kee lathie uss kee bhains!
and bhains gayee pani may…
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I don’t understand why the section 144 ban is being placed in Pindi on motor bikes, what is that really gonna do? It’s not going to stop people from coming to the march. It hasn’t worked in the past.
- protesters-admin-to-go-toe-to-toe-this-weekend](http://www.dawn.com/news/1132939/protesters-admin-to-go-toe-to-toe-this-weekend)
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waisay kaptan jee…you drink a lot of tea …so i am sure you have rejuvenated brian cells…
so help low IQ and dumb folks like me understand what will be the end game of this dramaybazi? ho ga kaya aab?
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lets make our ptian friends happy..read rauf klassara dissecting our cheap politicians
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#civildisobedience](http://www.paklinks.com/gs/usertag.php?do=list&action=hash&hash=civildisobedience) ppl burnt their electricity bills in sialkot
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Huh? 42nd to 47th is closed on 1st Avenue as of Saturday/Sunday. If they want to protest they would do so at DAG park. But there will be too many secret service and police for them to get anywhere close to the UN. Also that is also 5 blocks from the UN.
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Nawaz commends Parliament, urges protesters to devise ‘new’ strategy
By Web Desk
Published: September 19, 2014
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Prime MInister Nawaz Sharif. STOCK IMAGE
ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif stuck to his guns on Friday when he reiterated that the PML-N government would not compromise the role of Parliament and the Constitution in the country.
“This tradition of dharnas will fade away after this unsuccessful attempt to topple the government,” the prime minister said, while addressing the joint session of Parliament.
Referring to the ongoing sit-ins being staged by Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) and Pakistan Awami Tehreek (PAT) in the capital, Nawaz advised protesters to devise a new strategy.
The prime minister began his address on Friday shortly after the National Assembly speaker adopted a unanimous resolution against the sit-ins.
“Despite hurdles, the government is still willing to solve problems through dialogue,” said Sharif, while highlighting the damage caused to the country from the sit-ins. “Today the Chinese president is in India, when he was supposed to be here, in Pakistan,” said Nawaz.
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Rigging allegations **
Nawaz also took several jabs at PTI chief Imran Khan and protesters in Islamabad. “I had gone to meet Imran after the elections and he didn’t mention anything about rigging. I don’t know why he had this epiphany after six months.”
The prime minister went on to add that the plans of nefarious elements in the country have been foiled in Parliament and the people responsible will have to face a public court to explain their actions.
“No long march or short march can derail us from our mission of upholding democracy,” the prime minister said, adding that the government has been patient for the past five weeks when it comes to the sit-ins being staged on Constitution Avenue, but it feels the pain of women and children being used as human shields,” he says.
The premier went on to add that international observers also termed the elections free and fair to a large extent and protesters didn’t have much of a case when it came to rigging allegations.
“For the first time in the country, computerised systems were used for voting and an ECP officer was appointed — which the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) had also agreed to,” said the prime minister.
“He [Imran] has not given any proof [regarding the rigging allegations],” he added.
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Parliament’s role**
The premier also took time to commend parliamentarians, specifically the opposition leader, for the role they have played during the current crisis and their unwavering support for democracy and rule of law.
Nawaz also expressed gratefulness to members of civil society and the media for exposing those who were trying to plot against the state.
Further, the prime minister said the prevailing situation has made Pakistan a laughing stock in the world.
“The Supreme Court had given an order for the protesters to clear Constitution Avenue. However, they remained outside the Parliament House for days,” he said.
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Opposition’s unbending support**
Leader of the Opposition in the National Assembly Khursheed Shah once again backing the incumbent government said democracy and Parliament are here to stay.
“Only Parliament has the right to decide who will be the prime minister, a few thousands cannot stage a sit-in and force an elected prime minister out of power,” he added.
Echoing the premier’s grief over the postponement in the Chinese president’s trip to Pakistan, Shah stated, “The presidents of China and India will visit Pakistan.”
The leader of opposition alleged the economy is suffering greatly because of the sit-ins and appealed to the protesters to end the “politics of* dharnas*.”
“Now, the opposition jirga will only talk to party chairpersons,” Shah said referring to the ongoing talks with PAT and PTI chiefs to resolve the current political impasse.
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Civil Disobedience by Kaptaan
Putting his bills on fire
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Hamara Kaptaan sab say aala
Sea full of women at D- Chowk. Absolutely massive crowd.
Heartening to see women actively participating in a political movement, despite all the cultural suppression, fears of misogynistic hate and assaults. Hats of to their courage.
They say women voters manged to save the British Union. Maybe the women of Pakistan will also save their country.
Go Ladies!
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**@ Jolie
Islamabad ki few elite class jinko pta ni Pak ki millions of poor and lower middle class women ke economic aur social problems kya hai ....
jo Lahore , Faisalabad aur Sialkot ki Industries mein 10 10 hr kam kr ke per month Rs. 12.000 kmati hai ......
In Elite Class ko kya pta Ghurbat aur Bhook kya hoti hai ?
Aur Metro ke Rs. 20 mein 27 Km safar kya hota hai kyu in sub ke gharo mein Honda aur Toyota khri hui hai
Huh ... Munafiq Khan and their Followers !**
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Kisi ne dekh kar dua di, koi dekh kar jal gaya :cobra:
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**Prime Minister of Pakistan Speech in Parliament Joint Session … Aftab Iqbal consider it one of best speech of NS
**Nawaz Sharif Speech - 19th September 2014 In Parliment - PlayIt.pk
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**@ Jolie
Islamabad ki few elite class jinko pta ni Pak ki millions of poor and lower middle class women ke economic aur social problems kya hai ....
jo Lahore , Faisalabad aur Sialkot ki Industries mein 10 10 hr kam kr ke per month Rs. 12.000 kmati hai ......
In Elite Class ko kya pta Ghurbat aur Bhook kya hoti hai ?
Aur Metro ke Rs. 20 mein 27 Km safar kya hota hai kyu in sub ke gharo mein Honda aur Toyota khri hui hai
Huh ... Munafiq Khan and their Followers !**
Let's not get into the habit of indulging in shilling classism when you have nothing better to say. Class bigotry is toxic, and is a serious problem in Pakistan.
Who says only poor and hungry can campaign against hunger and poverty?
What you intended to pass as criticism is actually a compliment to Imran. He has managed to mobilise the otherwise apolitical elite and made them a part of a political process. Why is so hard to believe that affluent class want betterment of Pakistan as well? Elites in Pakistan are certainly in a much better position to bring a meaningful change.
InshAllah one day those elite women will rise up and fight for their working class counterparts. Feminism is arguably the only movement where the rich and the privileged class was the first one to revolt - yes, revolt! The rebellion from the top was deliberately passed down to massed by a design.
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Btw , is it true that IK has asked to create masjid at the dharna site inside redzone?
If its true than i just wonder if there'd be any rules and regulations to be followed while establishing a mosque in Naya Pak?!!
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Jis din Nawaz live interview de ga notes ya pencil ke baghair mai maan jaon ga uus ko
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Looking at the huge women's gathering. I think the time is ripe to launch a woman's movement. I'd be delighted beyond belief if such movement emerges. The country needs more women leaders - hard-working, committed, ideologically committed, brave and determined leaders. Enough of those airy fairy feudal princesses and trophy wives types female MP's who made it the parliament due to tokenism.
We need more female policy makers!
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What is this, no one even remotely mentioned what happened in at Noon Leeg's (sorry TS, I'm stealing your word) convention in Peshawar? Nawaz Leaguers, including the speaker - Pir Sabir Shah - started chanting Go Nawaz Go. LOL And this convention was supposed to show support to Nawaz Sharif. Bloody hilarious. Seems like even his own party workers are getting sick and tired of him.
Sad times indeed.
Mr. Pistol, can we please have the video posted?
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