Live Updates of Azadi March

Jolie · September 29, 2014, 8:22am

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Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto’s Constitution is supreme, the Constitution is perfect blah blah blah (only when it suits our own interests and agendas). We are globally respected and praised because of our constitution. Don’t point fingers at our Constitution, we are slave to that Constitution which is the word of God in Pakistan.

There is indeed no doubt that the current of state of Pakistan (and ZAB’s damned constitution) is not what Jinnah fought for.

jasos · September 29, 2014, 8:32am

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bilkul saheeh kaha empowerment of woman :cobra:

#nayya_paksitan](http://www.paklinks.com/gs/usertag.php?do=list&action=hash&hash=nayya_paksitan)

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Jolie · September 29, 2014, 8:38am

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…And your point is? The guy may very be her partner. Why are you being so judgmental?

Jolie · September 29, 2014, 8:39am

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Sheeda_Pistol:

yeah so there were a few hundred of them only? :yawn:

Pakistan’s Political Crisis Carries Over to U.S. Youth - NBC News

BY TRACY JARRETT

Thousands of Pakistani protesters crowded the streets across from the United Nations Headquarters Friday, while the country’s Prime Minister, Nawaz Sharif, addressed world leaders at the General Assembly. Among the crowd were many U.S.-raised Pakistanis, most of whom have never even been to the country but feel strong ties to a place that they say intensely defines who they are and their hopes for the future.

These young Pakistani-Americans, some as young as four years old, represent an American contingent of a several-weeks-long political protest playing out in Islamabad, Pakistan. Tens of thousands of people have virtually shut down the capital city, sleeping in the streets, calling for the Prime Minister to step down because, according to protesters, he won as the result of a rigged and unfair election.

“The connection is, I have brothers and sisters there, people living in Pakistan are my family, they run the same blood, we are all humans at the end, so we need to act like humans. Humanity is my connection,” 15-year-old Zareen Afzal told NBC News. Afzal was born in Connecticut and has never visited Pakistan.
Protestors born in the U.S. and those who moved to the States years ago for better educational opportunities, or with their parents as young children, share Afzal’s beliefs, and say that it is a strong cultural tie with their families that makes them care about what is happening 7,000 miles away.

TRACY JARRETT / NBC NEWS
Khansa Abbasi, middle, and other Pakistani youth demonstrate outside the United Nations. (Tracy Jarrett / NBC News)

“I feel like in Pakistan, looking at all of the people it really breaks my heart to see kids there. I have younger brothers and when I see kids there, they don’t have food, or they are dying, they don’t go to school, they are picking up garbage on the streets, they don’t have clean water. I feel like that could have been my life, and I feel like I must stand up for Pakistan.” –Khansa Abbasi, 21

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Mohammed Massab Sohil and other Pakistani youth demonstrate outside the United Nations. (Tracy Jarrett / NBC News)

“My whole family lives in Pakistan. I’ve only got my mom, my dad, and my sister here–they are my only family here. Everybody else is back in Pakistan, and I’m worried for them, so that’s why I am here.”–Mohammed Massab Sohil, 14

“I may have been born here, but I will go there [Pakistan] someday.”–Bukuriya Choudhry, 14

“I came today because I am not only thinking about only myself, I have to think about all people. Americans don’t care about only themselves, Americans care about every people. Whoever is in Pakistan we have to care about them, they are our people.”–Chaman Gulzar, 25

“I care because my parents are from Pakistan. I still care for Pakistan—it’s my mom’s land so we have to care about it.”–Humad Basharat, 25

“I care about the world, those people who die everyday, they matter a lot to me. If they die because there is no food, that’s very shameful…I want to see children going to school, adults going to jobs, I would want to see better houses, I don’t want to see poor people or dirty roads, dirty water, I don’t want to see disease, I want to see a better Pakistan.”–Zuha Ajzal, 14

First published September 28th 2014, 11:51 am

Lies, lies, more lies and a one big conspiracy theory by NBC.

At the bottom is says Ms Tracy Jarrett is an award winning digital reporter. I think she’s a PTI troll on Gen. Pasha’s payroll. Oh my God, that rhymes!

waleedhbk · September 29, 2014, 8:40am

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Because he is burnt to see the popularity of PTI

jasos · September 29, 2014, 8:43am

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to mein ney kia khaa hey :cobra: empowerment of woman key bat ho rahi thi to yeh post key hey :sunnyboy:

waisey hamray iss puranay Pakistan mein koi apni parntner ko kandhay par charhay nahin phirta hay Iyyaka Na’budu wa iyyaka nasta’een :fraudia:

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muqawwee123 · September 29, 2014, 8:49am

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Purane Pakistan main ye boht purana concept hai.

Zia daur main PTV ne Ashfaq Ahmed ka drama ‘Toota Kahani’ chalaya tha, jis ke ek episode main miyan apni bivi ko kandhe bitha kar Hajj karwata hai… uss waqt bhi logon ne aitraaz kiya tha :snooty:

jasos · September 29, 2014, 8:51am

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yeh ek lambi bahs hey alg thread mein bat hogi :cobra: waisey daramey aur haqeqat mein farq hota hey keonkah samina peerzada ko talaq ho gai thi darmay mein

muqawwee123 · September 29, 2014, 8:53am

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aap ka thread Culture forum main move karen? iss issue ko culture aur traditions ke hisaab se dekhna chakiye

jasos · September 29, 2014, 8:56am

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mein mutafiq hon u key is bat sey keonkah mein PTI ka nahin hon :cobra: thread ko move kar dein :sunnyboy: aor yeh nazm kahn posto :@:

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muqawwee123 · September 29, 2014, 9:02am

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Intikhaab form main:

http://www.paklinks.com/gs/intikhaab/646597-post-a-sher-for-against-a-politician-3.html

jasos · September 29, 2014, 9:05am

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udher meriey mazq ko bhi dil per lay lia jata hey :cobra: jasos apni poem key gum shudgi per udas :sunnyboy:

Sheeda_Pistol_1 · September 29, 2014, 9:18am

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Mana is nickname for Imran in Punjabi. Just as Sheeda for Rashid and Feeka for Rafiq.

Jolie · September 29, 2014, 9:21am

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Mana is an informal Pashto word for friend as well. I used to think you guys meant that.

devilish_angel · September 29, 2014, 9:26am

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Nasim Zehra ‏@NasimZehra · 18h
Can disagre with ImranKhan re mechanics of pol change but IK is champion who acutely injected sensitivity/awarenes/justice in mainstream pol

Jolie · September 29, 2014, 9:30am

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I want all the haters and disguised Nawaz Sharif fanboys to witness the end of PTI’s politics! Come on, you flung this BS for past 45 days. Admit it now.

This is Lahore - the den of Nooras and the place where the fantasy of Shahbaz sharif’s good governance starts and ends.

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devilish_angel · September 29, 2014, 9:35am

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Jolie · September 29, 2014, 9:43am

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Oh dear, Shahbaz Sharif should name his flyover as Azadi flyover. Crowd gathered outside of Iqbal Park.

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Jolie · September 29, 2014, 9:45am

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Zero_one · September 29, 2014, 10:21am

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Now there are millions of PPL in Pakistan who at the minute are suffering from fighting (north west), floods (in major parts of Punjab), Lynch mobs (throughout the country) and what not … They lack basic needs such as a shelter to save themselves from Sun or Rain, food to feed their kids, security to be safe as citizen of the country … due to the above mentione they lost almost everything and some of them even their precious lives

I agree that the 2 political parties who enjoyed their democratic rule have sofar miserably failed to deliver so my question to all those who shout for a change: What did you or those whom you support (whatever this change is going to be) do to alleviate PPLs suffering ???

**How much did all these Jalsas help the Flood affectees, the IDPs, the minorities, those suffering Police brutality etc. ??? **

As an example i would like to mention Mr. Edhi

And before any of you start calling me names (like noora and what not)… lemme assure you myself being from a minority that is persecuted under the sponsership of the state i’ve no political affiliations