I have the greatest regard for punjab assembly , more then I have for the NWFP assembly full of pedophile molvis.
But it was shocking news today that in punjab assembly people started hitting each other , even the women dint spare each other , they were pulling each others hair and abusing each other calling them names like daughter of so-nso in hee** mandi …
I was shocked by the news .
Please if someone has got a link post it …
I want to know more
.Thank U
PKC: The Punjab Assembly is actually quite famous for the physical fights that have erupted. I think the situation has changed a bit because of the women MPA's. But, if you remember Nawz Sharifs first term, when he was being overthrown, the going ons in the Assembly reduced to terrible levels! The times when something similar has happened in the Frontier assembly did not reach the physical beating level, because the police had to intervene, people were worried about guns being used.
nah mara ....!!!!
my parents told me this like 2 hours ago, women abusing each other pulling each others hair, it was on ARY digital , but a bit candid......
Did such things happen in Nawas sharifs time ????
Yes indeed, they did. There were no women in the Assembly at the time, so they could curse more freely. Apparently the Press and TV was not something to stop them either.
OMG......Mara I never knew that ....this has never happened in NWFP assembley or has it ????
Nope, lol Like I said thered be a gunfight if they went that far in the NWFP Assembly!.
Re: Punjab assembly...
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*Originally posted by Poodenay_Ki_Chutney: *
I have the greatest regard for punjab assembly , more then I have for the NWFP assembly full of pedophile molvis.
But it was shocking news today that in punjab assembly people started hitting each other , even the women dint spare each other , they were pulling each others hair and abusing each other calling them names like daughter of so-nso in hee** mandi ....
I was shocked by the news .
Please if someone has got a link post it ...
I want to know more
.Thank U
:)
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what do u expect when the speaker is a criminal!!
afzal sahi hes been involved in murders in faisalabad
hes got several cases agasinst him but they must have all been closed by now!!
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PKC: The Punjab Assembly is actually quite famous for the physical fights that have erupted. I think the situation has changed a bit because of the women MPA's. But, if you remember Nawz Sharifs first term, when he was being overthrown, the going ons in the Assembly reduced to terrible levels! The times when something similar has happened in the Frontier assembly did not reach the physical beating level, because the police had to intervene, people were worried about guns being used.
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MPA's
They like to be called "Lawmakers"
Punjab opposition MPAs observe ‘black day’
PA prorogued; joint opposition submits requisition for session
By our correspondent
LAHORE: As the Punjab Assembly session was prorogued on Friday morning, the opposition observed a black day against what they called the anti-democratic and stubborn attitude of the government breaching the privileges of the 27 opposition MPAs by victimising them through police torture and arrests.
The remaining opposition MPAs led by MMA parliamentary leader Ch Asghar Gujjar continued to protest against the government inside the House and held a protest demonstration outside the assembly building soon after the session was prorogued. There they found the newsmen who were on a boycott of the proceedings since Wednesday following police torture on them.
The opposition members raised slogans against President Musharraf and LFO, and demanded that the government must respect the rights and privileges of the elected members. They were wearing black armbands like the journalists.
Talking to newsmen, MMA parliamentary leader Ch Asghar Gujjar said the black day was observed all over the country and members from both sides in NWFP Assembly and Sindh Assembly staged boycotts during the sessions to express solidarity with the elected members who were being deprived of their rights in Punjab Assembly.
He said the opposition again offered the government to resolve the issue by holding talks but the government displayed inflexibility and turned down their request. He said opposition had already offered many times during the current session to normalise the situation but government had made it a point of prestige not to allow the members into the House. “It appears they are crying like babies on this trivial issue,” he said.
Asghar said: “Today we again offered that the House be adjourned for 15 minutes and our ellows be called in so that the tension could be released, after which both sides should hold talks to find a solution to the issue. But law minister rejected that.”
He said neither the speaker nor the government had any legal, moral and constitutional justification for barring opposition members from the session while sparing the treasury members.
He said their struggle would continue till the supremacy of law, constitution and the democracy. The members who staged the demonstration included Nazim Hussain Shah, Ihsanullah Waqas, Arshad Mehmood Baggu, Tanvir Kaira, Shafqat Abbasi, Yawar Zaman, Faiza Ahmad, Uzma Bukhari, Farzana Raja, Nayyar Lone and Parveen Masood.
The joint opposition, giving no respite to the treasury, has submitted a requisition to call the assembly session with 110 signatures on it. Sources in the opposition told The News that the decision to submit the requisition was finalised in a meeting of heavyweights of the joint opposition held Friday at the assembly chambers, which was chaired by opposition leader Qasim Zia.
The meeting decided not to give any respite to the treasury as they had been taking the opposition members lightly and paying no heed to their demands. It was also decided that the opposition has three-point agenda for the next session after which the budget by the government will be accepted, the sources said, adding that the opposition was not backing out from its demand of presenting a resolution on LFO, which was rejected by the treasury after which the whole issue of illegal detention and arrest of opposition members started.
The opposition said the LFO topped the agenda for the next session and unless the government allows them to present it, the next issue will not be taken at any cost. And if the government allows them to present the resolution, then the second point to be raised by the opposition will be breach of privilege of the opposition. Several privilege motions had already been moved with the assembly secretariat by the opposition members against their arrest and detention.
The issue of development fund, which was the bone of contention between the opposition and treasury, has come down to third place. The sources said despite getting funds, the MMA MPAs were fully supporting the opposition’s stance and were of the view that that funds should be given to all the MPAs without any discrimination.
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Isnt it funny... Despite selecting their loyalists in large majorities in fixed elections, Musharraf and Co. are facing some heat, Pakistani Opposition Style!!! Its going to die out soon, but enjoy it till it lasts.
It's good to see Punjab is still alive and with a conscience. I fully support Punjab's fight against illegal army rule.
stupid politicians they ask for democracy, while they can't even show common decency. Pulling women's duppatta oh yeah very patiotic. The only thing I hate about Musharraf was that he never shot all these rodents.
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stupid politicians they ask for democracy, while they can't even show common decency. Pulling women's duppatta oh yeah very patiotic. The only thing I hate about Musharraf was that he never shot all these rodents.
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Well, what do you think about those policemen beating up women with lathis, and guess who ordered them to do so? Thats something else you should hate about him.
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Well, what do you think about those policemen beating up women with lathis, and guess who ordered them to do so? Thats something else you should hate about him.
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Could u kindly give the link to the specific order which musharraf made to lathi charge women... lets stop this habit of fingering people with out a tiny specimen of truth behind it.
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Could u kindly give the link to the specific order which musharraf made to lathi charge women... lets stop this habit of fingering people with out a tiny specimen of truth behind it.
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Baadsha, who do you think gave this order to the law enforcing bodies? It was the Government, according to this link, and who do you think is running Pakistan right now? Jamali? heh
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stupid politicians they ask for democracy, while they can't even show common decency. Pulling women's duppatta oh yeah very patiotic. The only thing I hate about Musharraf was that he never shot all these rodents.
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how could he shoot them....they're his khaas chamchas, they helped him break the PML(N) and now they're being rewarded
these people worked under Nawaz and now they're working under the general
so whats the difference between the two?
it was the govt who had the women arrested, the press and other members of the house beaten up by the police!!!
pervez mistook the assembly for gujrat where he is a badmaash
n tht sahi.....murderer
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how could he shoot them....they're his khaas chamchas, they helped him break the PML(N) and now they're being rewarded
these people worked under Nawaz and now they're working under the general
so whats the difference between the two?
it was the govt who had the women arrested, the press and other members of the house beaten up by the police!!!
pervez mistook the assembly for gujrat where he is a badmaash
n tht sahi.....murderer
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Well, you are right about the PML(Q) people. I mean they are worse than the existing PML(N) people in all regards. As for local badmash Chaudhry Shujaat, its kinda hard for him to act like a gentleman, its obvious because of his background. He is a big disgrace to all Punjabi Politicians.
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Well, you are right about the PML(Q) people. I mean they are worse than the existing PML(N) people in all regards. As for local badmash Chaudhry Shujaat, its kinda hard for him to act like a gentleman, its obvious because of his background. He is a big disgrace to all Punjabi Politicians.
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I am not a great supporter or shujaat or his cousin, but more or less all the MPA's and MNA's have similar background and they behave in same manner too.
other things here, arresting women? well why its assumed very very bad?
they should be treated same as men?
only thing that can be considered here, that was it wrong or right to arrest anyon men or women.
it all started when a government minister stood on top of a chair and started to shout: Musharraf Zindabad
now wtf is the purpous of this...its an assembly, not heera mundi!!!
n then the arrest of the members of the opposition n the laathi charge on the press....what kind of a democracy is this?
where is the good governence Musharraf came in for???
where is the justice? our judiciary is dead.....all corrupt men!!!!
n we can sit outside pak n dance about the news about the economy.....i just shifted to pak.....n nothing has changed
poverty has increased by 3.5% in the last couple of years and the prices are ever-rising!!!
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nah mara ....!!!!
my parents told me this like 2 hours ago, women abusing each other pulling each others hair, it was on ARY digital , but a bit candid......
Did such things happen in Nawas sharifs time ????
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Not possible because Nawaz was a ganja.