Re: Sindh Government quashes cases against Amn Committee
Perhaps he has resigned but kept secret by federal government . PPP is trying to keep him on the seat but Farooq Sattar and others are openly opposing him .
Re: Sindh Government quashes cases against Amn Committee
Perhaps he has resigned but kept secret by federal government . PPP is trying to keep him on the seat but Farooq Sattar and others are openly opposing him .
whats the basis for opposition by Farooq Sattar BTW?
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The two above mentioned reasons are very important
His heath is a question but it is always kept secret .
And the ghost of **Imran Farooq is also present
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Re: Sindh Government quashes cases against Amn Committee
^ I have not watched the program but najam sethi believes there's a split in mqm.
Najam Sethi predicts that there are going to be dramatic changes in MQM heirarchy. Maybe Altaf Hussain's arrest or departure from the scene because of health reasons...
Re: Sindh Government quashes cases against Amn Committee
Najam Sethi predicts that there are going to be dramatic changes in MQM heirarchy. Maybe Altaf Hussain's arrest or departure from the scene because of health reasons...
He didn't discussed these points .
This was me with all breaking news .
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You may be right , I have seen only some part of this program .
I could not see if he said that , Sorry
Last week end I was at Karachi but could not meet friends due to sit-in
Hope I will be there next week with some more .......
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^ btw these rumors of rift within MQM and dissent with governer have been rife since a while now.. Its also been rumored that urban and more educated population of karachi cannot relate with Altaf Hussain anymore and consider other senior figures in party more approachable and leadership material.
Re: Sindh Government quashes cases against Amn Committee
^ btw these rumors of rift within MQM and dissent with governer have been rife since a while now.. Its also been rumored that urban and more educated population of karachi cannot relate with Altaf Hussain anymore and consider other senior figures in party more approachable and leadership material.
Altaf Hussain is out of the country for over 25 years, a lot has changed in the meanwhile. I have been pointing this thing out previously that it would be better for mqm to change their leader as soon as they can. I think Farooq Sattar could be a better candidate.
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^^ so was al-zulfiqar
That was a fake drama of establishment , Do you know there was no case of any terrorist act against Al-zulfiqar and only a high jacking of PIA which was later discovered as a drama of establishment . Sari umer Ahmaq bannay ka theka kia hoa hay logon nay .
The Terrorist Prince is a gripping insider’s account of the Pakistani resistance organization Al-Zulfikar (in Urdu, “The Sword”), set up in 1979 after the coup by General Ziaul-Haq and the execution of Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto. Raja Anwar, the author, was an advisor to Prime Minister Bhutto and one of the organizers of the campaign to save his life after his conviction on a trumped-up murder charge. Named as a traitor by Zia, and liable to execution if arrested, Anwar sought asylum in Germany. But when Bhutto’s sons Murtaza and Shahnawaz asked him to join them, he agreed and participated in the founding of Al-Zulfikar. Raja Anwar recounts the transformation of Al-Zulfikar into a terrorist group, run by Murtaza Bhutto as his own exclusive fiefdom. In 1981, the organization hijacked a Pakistani airline en route to Kabul. Twice it came close to assassinating Zia. For his opposition to Murtaza’s leadership, Anwar was imprisoned in Kabul for four years. Murtaza himself was killed by the police in Karachi in 1996. Raja Anwar draws unmistakably convincing portraits of the obsessively ruthless Murtaza, his lieutenant, chief executioner and eventual victim, Salamullah Tipu, and the young workers who sacrificed their lives for a corrupted cause. Rich in detail available only to a participant in the turbulent events it portrays, The Terrorist Prince brilliantly fuses the tension and pace of a political thriller with the veracity of first-rate reportage. It is a compelling narrative of ruptures which continue to divide a deeply troubled Pakistan.