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PTI leader Humayun Akhtar Khan's son, Qasim Akhtar Khan and Mir Shakeel Ur Rehman's daughter's Valima ceremony.

Ganda ha par dhanda ha yeh

 

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Bitch has to say something against PTI

 

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Bitch has to say something against PTI

Tweet deleted, hence why I usually post screenshots as well.

 

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ISI chief wants no coverage in media​

Lt-Gen (retd) Amjad Shoaib says the basic principle of intelligence services is to stay away from the media’s eye​

By Ansar Abbasi
December 28, 2021

Lt Gen Nadeem Anjum. Photo: File
ISLAMABAD: Director General (DG) Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) Lt Gen Nadeen Anjum has asked all authorities concerned not to release to the media his picture or video footage, made during any official meeting.

A federal minister, on condition of not being named, told The News on Monday that for the same reason, the government did not release any of his picture or video footage. The National Security Committee met on Monday. The meeting was also attended by the DG ISI. However, the picture and video footage, released to the media by the government, showed almost everyone else except for the top spymaster of the country.
When asked for the reason, the minister said it’s a standing instruction for all concerned from the incumbent DG ISI not to release any of his pictures or video footage of any official meeting that he attends. The minister was reluctant to say this on record.

The minister added that for the same reason, ever since his appointment as the DG ISI, none of his picture or video footage has been released to the media. Lt-Gen (retd) Amjad Shoaib, while commenting on it, said the basic principle of intelligence services is to stay away from the media’s eye. He said there have been violations of the principle in the past and a number of times the governments had been releasing to the media picture and video footage of the intelligence chiefs.

Shoaib said the intelligence chiefs should not be shown on the media and TV screens. Generally, he explained, the spymasters are not recognised in the public all over the world for the same reason. He said this basic principle got compromised during the Afghan war when Gen Hameed Gul and General Javed Nasir were heading the ISI.

He said he was not part of any intelligence network but even then when he was promoted and posted as GOC Quetta, the then Army Chief General Abdul Waheed Kakar advised him to stay away from the media.

Maj Gen (retd) Ejaz Awan, who also served in the ISI in the past, told The News that the new DG ISI seems to be following the pattern of doing his work without being publicised in the media.

Awan recalled that when he was appointed as ISI Sector Commander Lahore, he was told by his DG ISI General (retd) Ahsan that “you would be a good intelligence operator if you roam around Lahore and no one notices you and no one recognises that here the ISI Sector Commander is going”. Ideally, he said, people should not know by face who is the intelligence operator.

 

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Nepra reserves ruling on raising power tariff by Rs4.33 per unit​

By: News Desk
Published: 12:31 PM, 29 Dec, 2021

The National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (Nepra) has reserved its decision on a request of the Central Power Purchasing Agency (CPPA) seeking raise in electricity tariff by Rs4.33 per unit, reported 24NewsHD TV channel.

Nepra took up the CPPA plea during its hearing on Wednesday.

The CPPA had submitted its request in connection with monthly fuel adjustment charges for November 2021. The rise in tariff will put an additional burden of 29 billion rupees on consumers.

According to Nepra officials, there was an additional cost of Rs26 billion on generation due to a hike in fuel prices. Merit order violation ate up Rs62 million, they added.

The officials further said that LNG shortage had put an additional burden of Rs56 million.

The Nepra chairman while expressing displeasure over scheduled closure of power plants directed the authorities concerned to share the schedule of power plants closure with Nepra.

In its request, the CPPA said 33.21 percent of electricity was generated from water in November, 16.26 percent from coal, 1.71 percent from furnace oil and 0.29 percent from high-speed diesel.

The electricity generated from diesel in November was the most expensive at Rs27.20 per unit and the same was the case for electricity generated from furnace oil.

Electricity produced from gas in November was 12.89 percent and from LNG was 14.25 percent.

The electricity rate was enhanced by Rs4.74 per unit in connection with monthly fuel adjustment charges for October 2021.

Reporter Awais Kiani

 

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IK and his mentors are not very fond of army men, who don't share their revolutionary ideology of khilafat with the gang.

 

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Ganda ha par dhanda ha yeh

Have you not noticed that in Punjab when PTI wins /gain significant vote, in same election PPP lose votes, and when PPP wins /gain representation, it's PTI who's vote bank disappears!!!
This basic fact tells a lot about the foreign meddling in Pakistan's current elections system.
It's basically 10-20K votes in each constituency, which is controlled by consortium of foreign agencies. This is why we see rise of mafias in Pakistan. This is why we see strange people in ministries and advisory board, and they even share common political analyzers on media.

 

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Nepra reserves ruling on raising power tariff by Rs4.33 per unit​

By: News Desk
Published: 12:31 PM, 29 Dec, 2021

The National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (Nepra) has reserved its decision on a request of the Central Power Purchasing Agency (CPPA) seeking raise in electricity tariff by Rs4.33 per unit, reported 24NewsHD TV channel.

Nepra took up the CPPA plea during its hearing on Wednesday.

The CPPA had submitted its request in connection with monthly fuel adjustment charges for November 2021. The rise in tariff will put an additional burden of 29 billion rupees on consumers.

According to Nepra officials, there was an additional cost of Rs26 billion on generation due to a hike in fuel prices. Merit order violation ate up Rs62 million, they added.

The officials further said that LNG shortage had put an additional burden of Rs56 million.

The Nepra chairman while expressing displeasure over scheduled closure of power plants directed the authorities concerned to share the schedule of power plants closure with Nepra.

In its request, the CPPA said 33.21 percent of electricity was generated from water in November, 16.26 percent from coal, 1.71 percent from furnace oil and 0.29 percent from high-speed diesel.

The electricity generated from diesel in November was the most expensive at Rs27.20 per unit and the same was the case for electricity generated from furnace oil.

Electricity produced from gas in November was 12.89 percent and from LNG was 14.25 percent.

The electricity rate was enhanced by Rs4.74 per unit in connection with monthly fuel adjustment charges for October 2021.

Reporter Awais Kiani

They are trying to kill common people deliberately. May Allah help us all. Ameen.

 

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Have you not noticed that in Punjab when PTI wins /gain significant vote, in same election PPP lose votes, and when PPP wins /gain representation, it's PTI who's vote bank disappears!!!
This basic fact tells a lot about the foreign meddling in Pakistan's current elections system.
It's basically 10-20K votes in each constituency, which is controlled by consortium of foreign agencies. This is why we see rise of mafias in Pakistan. This is why we see strange people in ministries and advisory board, and they even share common political analyzers on media.

when did PPP score good votes in Punjab, except Lahore where there was no PTI contestant.

 

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Man killed as bomb attached to tubewell explodes in Waziristan​

28 Dec, 2021

A man was killed and two others injured in a bomb explosion in the Miranshah area of North Waziristan on Tuesday morning, reported 24NewsHD TV channel.

The explosive material which was attached to a water tubewell exploded with a bang killed a man and wounding two others.

According to sources, the blast occurred in the Mamma Khel area of Tehsil Mirali.

The injured were rushed to a hospital in neighbouring Bannu.

A couple of days earlier, an Army soldier had embraced martyrdom after terrorists fired at a military checkpost in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa's North Waziristan district. According to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the army troops initiated a prompt response in the Shewa area of the district, engaging the terrorists' location effectively.

Reporter Farhatullah Babar

 

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3.5kg ice heroin seized from UAE-bound passenger​

By: News Desk
Published: 10:06 AM,
29 Dec, 2021

Airport Security Force (ASF) personnel have foiled an attempt at Islamabad International Airport to smuggle narcotics worth Rs40 million out of the country, reported 24NewsHD TV channel.

The ASF jawans seized 3.5 kilograms of ice heroin from the bag of an Abu Dhabi-bound passenger, identified as Noor Maal, who has hidden the heroin in his bag.

The narcotics smuggler along with the seized heroin has been handed over to the Anti-Narcotics Force (ANF) for further action.

Reporter Usman Javed

 

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when did PPP score good votes in Punjab, except Lahore where there was no PTI contestant.

Why was there missing PTI contestant? Were they not trying to coverup the obvious common vote bank which PTI and PPP share mutually in Punjab!
This is why PTI regime can bee seen patronizing new mafias and gangs on political scene.

 

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3.5kg ice heroin seized from UAE-bound passenger​

By: News Desk
Published: 10:06 AM,
29 Dec, 2021

Airport Security Force (ASF) personnel have foiled an attempt at Islamabad International Airport to smuggle narcotics worth Rs40 million out of the country, reported 24NewsHD TV channel.

The ASF jawans seized 3.5 kilograms of ice heroin from the bag of an Abu Dhabi-bound passenger, identified as Noor Maal, who has hidden the heroin in his bag.

The narcotics smuggler along with the seized heroin has been handed over to the Anti-Narcotics Force (ANF) for further action.

Reporter Usman Javed

In Pakistan, difference between halal and haram has dropped to almost non-existent.
While state sponsored inward smuggling of goods and items, remains a highest valued commercial activity in country.

 

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Why was there missing PTI contestant? Were they not trying to coverup the obvious common vote bank which PTI and PPP share mutually in Punjab!
This is why PTI regime can bee seen patronizing new mafias and gangs on political scene.

You are wrong, do some research why there was no PTI candidate.