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'Commission finds no counterfeit votes in NA-122 ballot bags'


ISLAMABAD: After inspection of 234 polling stations of NA-122 Lahore, the election tribunal did not find a single counterfeit vote without voter thumb impressions or an ID card, according to sources privy to the development. 
Further, no fake ballot papers were found either.
After inspection of 234 polling stations of NA-122, Speaker of the National Assembly Sardar Ayaz Sadiq’s votes increased by 89 and now leads with 9,701 votes against PTI chairman Imran Khan (67,971).
The election tribunal, headed by Justice Kazim Ali Khan, formed a commission in the first week of December to open the ballot bags based on the rigging allegations made by Imran.
According to sources, the commission, which was tasked to complete the process within two weeks, could not find any evidence of rigging in the ballot bags of NA-122.
Imran, in his last hearing, requested the tribunal judge to open the ballot bags, stating that evidence of rigging would be found in the bags.
In the May 2013 elections, Sadiq defeated Imran. However, Imran alleged that his defeat was a result of rigging. His movement against the rigging allegations was focused on the audit of four NA seats, including NA-122. The tribunal will soon give a final verdict on the basis of the findings of the commission.

Imran Khan says Osama bin Laden killing was 'cold-blooded murder'


Imran Khan says Pakistan was 'humiliated' over Osama bin Laden, and his killing was 'cold-blooded murder'

Imran Khan, the former Pakistan cricket captain, says Osama bin Laden's death was "cold-blooded murder" and argues that the West should pull its forces out of the region.

Sitting on the veranda of his magnificent hill-top home high above the Pakistan capital of Islamabad, Imran Khan told me of the "humiliation" his country now feels that Osama bin Laden was found hiding in a Pakistan army garrison town.
He said that with bin Laden dead it was time for Britain and the United States to quit Afghanistan – and called for an instant halt to the drone attacks on militants living in the tribal regions of Pakistan.
And, in a highly inflammatory allegation, the former Pakistan cricket captain accused American forces of committing "cold-blooded murder" when they shot dead the unarmed bin Laden in front of his wife and children.
Mr Khan said that the United States had abandoned civilised values and the rule of law, behaved "like cowboys", and as a result was helping the dead al-Qaeda chief to become a "martyr". And he spoke of "seething anger" in Pakistan as a result of the episode.
In a wide ranging interview, Mr Khan told me of his ambition to become prime minister of Pakistan after the coming national elections, expressed his disgust at what he called the "corruption" of the Pakistan political class and what he called "their complete subservience to the United States".

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SEBASTIAN SHAKESPEARE: Has Imran Khan secretly married a BBC weather girl? Rumours rife in Pakistan where his family are 'against' the ‘wedding’ to divorced mother-of-three 

  • Imran Khan is believed to have married news anchor Reham Khan, 41
  • Rumours have been around for several months that the pair were an item
  • The cricketer-turned politician divorced Jemima Goldsmith 10 years ago 

Cricketer-turned-politician Imran Khan has remarried in secret to a former BBC weather girl, according to reports in Pakistan.
The 62-year-old is believed to have tied the knot at the weekend with Pakistani news anchor Reham Khan, 41, who is a divorced mother-of-three.
She lived in Britain for part of her previous marriage, when she was a weather girl and presenter on the BBC regional news programme ‘South Today’.
Rumours have been circulating for several months that the pair are an item, and there have been reports in recent days that they are now married.
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Former BBC 'South Today' weather girl and presenter Reham Khan, 41, is believed to have married Imran Khan
Rumours have been circulating for several months that the pair are an item
Cricketer-turned-politician Imran Khan, pictured right, is believed to have married former BBC weather girl Reham Khan, pictured left
Imran Khan’s ex-wife Jemima Goldsmith revealed in October that she was ditching the surname ‘Khan’ and reverting to her family name because her ex-husband was about to remarry.
She said at the time: ‘My ex-husband, Imran, recently announced that he intended to get remarried soon, which made me think it’s probably time to change my name back to Goldsmith.’ 
The couple are yet to make an official announcement – which will apparently be forthcoming in the new year - but sources close to them have confirmed they are married.
Another well-known news anchor in Pakistan, Farhat Javed Rabani, Tweeted on December 27: ‘Ahmmm... an anchor has married a politician today... ‪#WeddingBells’
A family friend said that relatives including his sisters were against the marriage and were surprised he went ahead.
Imran Khan, pictured left, has been single since he divorced Jemima Goldsmith, pictured right, 10 years ago
Imran Khan, pictured left, has been single since he divorced Jemima Goldsmith, pictured right, 10 years ago
 It is believed family members and those in his political party tried talking him out of the marriage.
Leading political commentator Dr Shahid Masood, who is a close friend of Imran Khan, said on television that Imran neither confirmed nor denied the news.
He added that members of Imran’s political party, Tehreek-e-Insaf, confirmed that Reham wants to get actively get involved with his politics and sees herself a future first lady.
Dr Masood has urged Imran to issue an official statement.
Reaction to the rumoured marriage has been very negative in Pakistan and there has been a backlash on social media.
Photos of Reham in revealing clothes and a video of her doing a tango while working for the BBC are prompting insulting comments in the conservative Islamic country.
Rival political parties are jumping on the negative reaction and believe it will harm his credibility to marry a divorcee with an apparently chequered past.
Reham, who was born in Libya to Pakistani parents, has three children from her previous marriage to a doctor.


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Shame on Pervaiz Khatak

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Law and order | Charsada firing injured 4 people

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KP govt was warned Peshawar Army Public School

No action despite prior information. SHAME IK SHAME

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Pro Taliban Imran Khan condemned by western media

why PTI selected 16 december for protest

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Peshawar Attack 16th of December 2014






FIR against IMRAN , SHEEDA and Ijaz CH against attacking GEO NEWS REPORTERS


 
LAHORE: Civil Lines Police have registered a case against Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Chairman Imran Khan, Awami Muslim League President Sheikh Rashid Ahmad, PTI Punjab President Ijaz Chaudhry, Mian Mehmoodur Rasheed and dozens of other party activists for abusing, hurling threats and attacking Geo News senior reporter Amin Hafeez, anchorperson Sana Mirza, and other workers of the channel at Charing Cross, The Mall, during the PTI protest on Dec 15.


The FIR No 726/2014 has been registered under sections 354, 506, 294, and 109 on an application of Lahore Press Club President Arshad Ansari.

According to details, Amin Hafeez, Sana Mirza, Geo News cameraperson Khwaja Amir, another TV channel A-Lite anchorperson Uzma Khan, cameraperson Muhammad Ameen, and Khurram Sindhu were present at Charing Cross on the said day for coverage of PTI strike call event, when dozens of Tehreek-e-Insaf activists besieged them. They started raising slogans against Geo News. Some unidentified activists started hurling threats and abuses at the Geo News staff.

The infuriated PTI people attacked Amin Hafeez, Sana Mirza and Khwaja Amir with rocks and marbles using slings. Amin Hafeez was injured in the attack and was taken to Mayo Hospital for treatment.

Other channel staff anchorperson Uzma Khan, cameraperson Muhammad Ameen and Khurram Sindhu were attacked with clubs. Videos and pictures of the incident were also available as evidence and the culprits could be identified with their help.

The complainant said the incident occurred due to provoking speeches of Imran Khan, Sh Rashid, Ijaz Chaudhry and Mian Mehmoodur Rasheed.

یہ سیاست نہیں ہے، بلکہ ایسے سوچتے ہیں خیبر پختونخوا کی عوام

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Poor Law and order | Bullet-riddled bodies found in Nowshera district

View from the courtroom: Dumping of bodies continues



The dumping of bodies in different areas of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and adjoining tribal areas has become a recurring phenomenon with the investigation officers groping in the dark. The recovery of six unidentified bullet-riddled bodies on Saturday in Nizampur area of Nowshera district is the latest addition in such occurrences. The officials at Nizampur police station said that they had been investigating the matter, but could not trace identity of the six persons.
The deceased were stated to be between 25 to 35 years of age and five of them were sporting beards. The bodies were in bad shape and carrying marks of multiple bullet shots. The officials said that they were not sure who were behind the killings and what was their motive.
Last month, five bodies stuffed in gunnysacks were recovered in Bara Banda area in Risalpur police station limits in Nowshera. Four of the deceased were identified as Asghar Ali, Noor Rehman, Irshad Ali and Mushtaq Ali. They had gone missing a few months before their deaths and FIRs were registered against their disappearances in their respective police stations.
An official at the Risalpur police station told this reporter that the case had now been investigated by the Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) and the local police, but so far there was no progress. He said that they were not sure who had taken away these persons and for what reason.
A few days ago the Peshawar High Court disposed of a habeas corpus petition regarding “enforced disappearance” of a person whose body was later found stuffed in a gunnysack in Jamrud tehsil of Khyber Agency on Nov 21, 2013. The petitioner, Asadullah Khan, brother of the deceased Roohullah, did not want to pursue the case as his counsel claimed that he was under pressure from the police. The petitioner had alleged that his brother was taken away by sleuths of an intelligence agency from outside the Peshawar Central Prison soon after his release on the orders of a local anti-terrorism court.
Last year, during pendency of this petition the high court had directed the federal secretaries of defence and interior ministries to inform the bench concerning the whereabouts of Mr Roohullah. However, the elements involved in his disappearance dumped his body conveying a message that they had less regard for the court orders.
According to police record, Mr Roohullah was a ‘would-be suicide bomber’ and initially arrested on May 24, 2013 along with his mother, three brothers and another person by the officials of Chamkani police station from their residence at Tarnab Farm area. Police alleged that during the raid they had recovered explosives. An anti-terrorism court acquitted all the six suspects in Aug 2013.
While the other five persons were released, Mr Roohullah was charged in another case and kept imprisoned. He was granted bail in that case and when he came out of prison on Sept 6, 2013, he was allegedly taken away by unidentified persons while his family members witnessed the occurrence.
In Aug 2012, then PHC chief justice Dost Mohammad Khan had taken suo motu notice of the issue following reports that 26 bodies were dumped in different areas. Subsequently, several other bodies were found dumped in different areas and it transpired that several of the deceased were “missing persons”.
One thing common in most of those mysterious deaths was that these persons were mostly taken away by law enforcing agencies and had remained missing for many months and some for years. They had died in very miserable conditions as several of them were starved to death. Their bodies were also carrying marks of torture.
The court had in one of the hearings ruled that the dumping of bodies in parts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and tribal areas amounted to extrajudicial killings and the government should pay compensation to legal heirs of deceased persons.
The court had also directed constitution of a joint investigation team of competent officers for ascertaining the facts behind those killings. Last year, the police had submitted a confidential report to the court wherein it had suspected the involvement of intelligence agencies behind such killings.
That case could not be pursued further in the high court as the Supreme Court had in 2013 placed restrictions on the suo motu powers exercised by a high court’s chief justice.
From time to time international and national human rights bodies, including the Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch and Human Rights Commission of Pakistan, have been highlighting the issue of custodial killings and other abuses mostly originating because of conflicts in different areas. However, the concerned quarters, including intelligence agencies, always remained in state of denial and never accepted that such things happened in the country.
A lawyer dealing with the missing persons’ cases believe that the cases of dumping of bodies could not be resolved by the police as they mostly suspected involvement of intelligence agencies in it and the local police were scared of them. He added that one thing was clear that this phenomenon was far from over and would continue to persist unless conflicts in different regions come to an end.
Published in Dawn, December 15th, 2014

تحریک انصاف کا احتجاج ، نامعلوم شخص نے کارکنان سے ”انصاف “ لے لیا

لاہور: (سچ ڈاٹ ٹی وی) لاہور میں پاکستان تحریک انصاف کا احتجاج جاری ہے اور اس موقع پر کارکنان نے مختلف شاہراہیں بند کررکھی ہیں جس کی وجہ سے شہریوں کومشکلات کا سامنا رہالیکن مال روڈ پر جی پی او چوک کے قریب نامعلوم موٹرسائیکل سوار سڑک پر لیٹے کارکن کی ٹانگوں سے گزرگیا اور راستہ روکے کارکنان موٹرسائیکل سوار کو دیکھتے رہ گئے ۔
جی پی او چوک کے قریب تحریک انصاف کے کارکنان نے کرسیاں لگا کر سڑک بند کررکھی تھی اور جگہ خالی بچنے پر ایک کارکن سڑک پر ہی لیٹ گیا،کئی موٹرسائیکل سواروں کو روک لیاگیااور تکرار کے بعد اکثر واپسی کا راستہ پکڑنے پر مجبور ہوگئے لیکن ایک شخص نے تھوڑی پیچھے ہٹ کر دوبارہ موٹرسائیکل بھگادی اور سڑک پر لیٹے کارکن کی ٹانگوں سے گزر کر چلاگیا۔
موٹرسائیکل سوار نے ہیلمٹ پہن رکھی تھی اور پرانے موٹرسائیکل کی نمبر پلیٹ بھی نہیں لگی تھی ۔

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Imran wants to spread anarchy: French TV

Imran wants to spread anarchy: French TV


ISLAMABAD – Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf's Chairman Imran Khan wants to spread anarchy in Pakistan, France's Euronews has reported.

The multilingual news television channel headquartered in Lyon-Ecully, France, in its report said despite the fresh bloodshed, imran’s campaign was due to continue – culminating in moves to ‘close’ the whole of Pakistan later this month.

The French television channel said that the anti-government protest in Pakistan turned deadly as supporters of PTI chief Imran Khan clashed with security forces and workers of the Pakistan Muslim League-N. The report quoted the statement of the information minister saying that Imran’s plan was to henceforth spread anarchy in Pakistan.

At least one person was killed and several others injured in the eastern city of Faisalabad. The report mentioned that the deadly unrest had already marked Imran’s earlier protests in Islamabad. It said that Imran Khan called for the protest, saying that this move was the first in a series targeting Pakistan's big cities, after months of demonstrations in Islamabad.

Imran’s party, which maintains that the elections in 2013 were marred by fraud, has called for the prime minister's resignation.

Glimpse of Faisalabad Terrorism by PTI

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