Thursday, 16 February 2017
Monday, 30 January 2017
Ch Parvez Elahi Address at Enthusiastic PML Workers Convention 2017
Entire nation should offer collective prayer like for rain for ouster of the rulers, patients are told to come to hospital bringing cot, bed, medicine from home: Address at enthusiastic workers convention
Pakistan Muslim League (PML) senior central leader and former Deputy Prime Minister Ch Parvez Elahi has said the nation will get riddance of incompetent rulers if whole of opposition is united, for their ouster entire nation needs to arrange for offering collective “dua” like was done for rain.






Sunday, 15 January 2017
Moonis Elahi Hails SC Proceedings on Child Maid Case
The talk of the town, "a minor girl maid brutally beaten by the judge and his wife" case has inspired the poor people of the country. It is normally known that the rich and powerful are above the law in this country and the poor people are the ones grilled by the law enforcers whenever there is a case of law breaking. As the media and social media widely condemned the inhumane treatment of the minor girl maid at the judge's house, the Suo Moto taken by the incumbent Chief Justice is widely appreciated. Moonis Elahi said the move to protect the poor maid will give hope to the people and it will strengthen the trust of people in the system.
It was reported that the parents of the girl had stated on media that they weren't forced not harassed by the powerful judge's family but they have decided to forgive him and will not proceed with any investigation. They had decided to train their child to work with more care in future and that the masters weren't guilty. This didn't convince the SC or the CJP Nisar who said proper investigation be done and the culprits be apprehended. Moonis Elahi appreciated the latest notice to confirm the relativity of the girl's parents to identify if they are the correct people to forgive the judge who is the main accused.
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Thursday, 12 January 2017
Japanese Citizen Commits Suicide in Multan
A Japanese citizen allegedly committed suicide by jumping off a hotel building in Multan on Thursday, police said.
The
man, later identified as Okumura Katfumi, jumped to his death from the
third floor of a hotel situated in Multan's Tariq Road area, City Police
Officer (CPO) Multan Ahsan Younas said.
The Japanese
citizen was staying in the hotel as he was working on a project in Dera
Ghazi Khan. Some 15-20 people from China and Japan are also staying in
the same hotel.
Police shifted the man's body to Nishtar Hospital for postmortem.
The CPO said forensic evidence was collected from the incident site and an investigation into the death has been started.
Sources
in the area told DawnNews a suicide note allegedly penned by Katfumi
was found from the spot and it read: "I am very sad."
Additional reporting by Tariq Saeed Birmani.
MUET Clerk Had Naila and Other Girls Objectionable Pictures, Videos
DADU: Police
picked up on Wednesday a clerk working for the Mehran University of
Engineering and Technology (MUET) for interrogation over the mysterious
death of Naila Rind, who was found hanging from a ceiling fan in her
room in Marvi hostel 11 days ago.
A team of Jamshoro
police led by inspector Agha Tahir, SHO of Jamshoro town police station,
raided a residential colony near MUET and arrested Agha Babar Pathan
who was said to be a close friend of Anis Khaskheli.
Police
took into custody Pathan’s laptop and mobile phone and found pictures
of late Naila in addition to many video clips and pictures of the
university’s female students saved on the gadgets’ data storage.
Khaskheli
was the first to be arrested after the Naila Rind death hit headlines
and became a high-profile case. He was arrested on the basis of mobile
phone record of late Naila, a final-year student in the Sindhi
department of Sindh University.
Like Pathan, police had
found pictures of late Naila besides a large collection of video clips
and photos of several other girls, most of them students of the
university, on the suspect’s laptop and mobile phones.
Jamshoro
SSP retired Captain Tariq Wilayat said that police laid hands on Pathan
on the basis of information gleaned from Khaskheli. Police were closely
investigating all the aspects of the case and its investigation of
mobile phone and laptop data of the arrested suspects was in progress,
he said.
He said that statements of three more wardens of
Marvi hostel namely Mahjabeen, Zakia and Nusrat Talpur had been
recorded and data of mobile phones of chairman of Sindhi department
Anwar Figar Hakro, Marvi hostel’s provost Anila Soomro and warden
Mahjabeen had been sought to help in the probe. He said that other staff
members of the girls’ hostel and the Sindhi department would also be
investigated.
Activists
of Sindh United Party took out a rally here on Wednesday in protest
against load-shedding of gas in residential areas of the city.
SUP
leaders Mohammad Khan Channa, Niaz Hussain Panhwar and Baban Khan
Surhio who led the rally said that SSGC officials of Dadu zone had given
illegal gas connections to hotels, factories and influential persons
which had caused reduction in the gas amount and its pressure, leading
to long hours of load-shedding.
They said that when consumers complained about it, the SSGC officials started sending them heavy and inflated bills.
They warned they would continue the protest if the problems were not resolved.
Meanwhile,
special teams of SSGC raided several places in the district and found
25 illegal connections in Khairpur Nathan Shah, Dadu and Mehar towns and
sent complaints to the police stations concerned for the registration
of FIRs.
Published in Dawn, January 12th, 2017
Monday, 9 January 2017
First Time in Pakistan - Transgenders Will be Counted in Census
For the first
time in the history of Pakistan, the country's transgender community
will be included in the national population census.
The
Lahore High Court on Monday instructed the federal government, National
Database and Registration Authority (Nadra) and the interior ministry to
include the transgender community in the census while hearing a
petition filed by a transgender individual Waqar Ali in November 2016.
Ali
in his petition had called for the enforcement of the community’s
fundamental rights, including enrolment in the upcoming census and
issuance of national identity cards specifying their gender.
A
deputy attorney general from the federal government was present in
court during the hearing and assured the court that the transgender
community will indeed be part of the upcoming census.
Ali's
petition, filed through Advocate Sheraz Zaka, had pleaded that the
transgender community in Pakistan has been marginalised, citing an event
witnessed in Sialkot where a transgender was tortured.
Pakistan's sixth population census will begin on March 15, 2017.
Source: Dawn News
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PTI Counsel To Contact NAB to Reopen Hudaibiya Paper Mills Case
Justice Asif
Saeed Khosa, during a hearing of the Panamagate case on Monday, advised
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) counsel Naeem Bokhari to file a reference
with National Accountability Bureau (NAB) Chairman Qamar Zaman Chaudhry
to reopen the Hudaibiya Paper Mills case.
The judge was
presiding over a five-member bench of the apex court when he said, "We
can call the chairman of NAB and ask him why he did not fulfil his
responsibilities."
Justice Khosa was referring to a case
in which now Finance Minister Ishaq Dar had submitted a handwritten
statement to a magistrate in 2000 alleging that the Sharif brothers had
used the Hudaibiyah Paper Mills as a cover for money laundering during
the late 90s.
In 2014, an accountability court judge had
rejected an application filed by NAB requesting the reopening of the
Hudaibiya Paper Mills and Raiwind Assets references.
As
per a NAB investigation report on the Hudaibiya Paper Mills reference
in 2014, the Sharif family had allegedly deposited ill-gotten money in
bank accounts opened in other people’s names and used it to pay off
loans of their companies.
The court observed that NAB had
not given proper opportunity to the Sharif family to join the
investigations and justify their assets.
Read more: Sharif cleared in two corruption references
Justice
Khosa also admonished Bokhari for steering the focus of the case away
from the London flats towards the Hudaibiya Paper Mills.
"First
in the case you spoke about the London flats. Now, you have jumped
towards the confessional statement of Ishaq Dar," he noted.
Justice
Ejaz ul Hasan, too, pointed out to the counsel that his arguments had
failed to make clear whether or not Maryam Nawaz is a dependent of her
father.
Bokhari told the court that the London flats were
bought under Maryam Nawaz's name between 1993 to 1996. He added that at
the time of the transaction, Maryam Nawaz was underage and had no
source of income.
The advocate alleged that Maryam Nawaz was made the beneficiary as a smokescreen, whereas the PM is the real owner of the flats.
He told the apex court that, in a similar manner, the PM set up mills in Jeddah and Dubai by using benami transactions.
Justice
Khosa pointed out that the burden of proof lies with the PTI since they
claim to have the evidence.
He added that it was the party's
responsibility to show how the companies were bought, who made them and
where the money came from.
Justice Khosa told Bokhari
that if the Supreme Court sends the references regarding the Hudaibiya
Paper Mills case to NAB, it will no longer be able to hold hearings on
the Panamagate case in accordance with Article 184.
He
further advised Bokhari that the responsibility was upon him to either
separate the two cases or ensure that they are heard simultaneously.
Justice Ejaz ul Hasan, however, advised the advocate that if the two cases are joined, the Panamagate case will become 'muddy'.
Source: Dawn News
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Friday, 6 January 2017
Moonis Elahi Believes PM Nawaz Shari Bosnia Visit Is Badly Planned
The recent crash of a PIA plane in Havelian has angered the nation over the uncontrolled corruption and lack of funds for the national flag carrier. While the organization suffers from tremendous losses and bad management, most of its planes have been grounded and are restricted from flying until they pass the tests. Nawaz Sharif on the other hand fancied an excursion to Bosnia engaging a PIA Boeing 777 for 3 days. Moonis Elahi said the PM should have been wise and should've had respected the sentiments of the people he governs. PIA would suffer further losses and the people would face troubles on the route it was planned to cover.
While the purpose of the Bosnia visit is undefined it is most probably a personal visit with family and close aides. Senior members of PMLN should have advised the PM against the trip especially at a time when his government should be working to fix the problems within the PIA. Moonis Elahi said the trip is badly timed and announcement to engage a publicly used plane is even more insulting. PMLN has forgotten to serve the nation rather it demands the nation to serve them. They rule like kings which is even worse for a democratic country because it promotes corruption leading to the birth of many societal problems.
Tuesday, 3 January 2017
Woman dies ‘unattended’ on hospital floor in Lahore - Moonis Elahi Blames PMLN Bad Governance
PMLN, especially CM Mian Shahbaz Sharif is in power in
Punjab for the last 9 years. While he enjoys the facilities of being a ruler of
Punjab, the people who voted for him suffer miserably. A woman, named Zahra Bibi, 60 years old
died today on the floor of Jinnah Hospital as she was unattended for the last 3
hours. She was laid out on the floor of the Medical Unit I because there was no
vacant bed inside. Moonis Elahi
lashed out on PMLN's poor governance saying the incumbent government was unable
to provide treatment facilities to its own voters.
The woman was brought in from Kasur to Punjab Institute of
Cardiology (PIC) complaining of chest pain and the doctors diagnosed her of
kidney pains. She was referred to the Services Hospital where doctors examined
her and asked her male attendant to take her to Jinnah Hospital as they lacked
the facilities needed for her treatment. Upon arrival at the Jinnah Hospital
she was checked in the emergency and was admitted in the Medical Unit I. But
since there was no bed available she was asked to lay outside here to breathed
her last. Moonis Elahi expressed
grief and sorrow over the misery of the woman she had to endure.
While Shahbaz Sharif is busy constructing roads, metro
projects and failed power projects for billions of rupees, there is no plan in
action over medical uplifting in Punjab. It seems Shahbaz Sharif thinks people
as vehicles who only need roads to run on and as vehicles don't get repaired in hospitals,
there is no need to spend any money on hospitals. MoonisElahi said during their time, Emergency Departments in hospitals all over
Punjab were formed and they ensured all medications were free in them
irrespective of how much it cost. They had also built new Cardiology hospitals
in Multan, Faisalabad and Wazirabad.
Moonis Elahi said
while they were also building roads and providing transportation facilities to
the people, PMLQ had not ruled out health sector from their agenda as the PMLNhas done. As they rush to the UK to get treated, they have no concern over the
plight of hospitals in Punjab. Every hospital in Punjab is in ruins and there
are no uplifting plans or expansion plans as the population is increasing
rapidly. Shortage of hospitals is leading to shortage of beds in the already
operational hospitals. PMLN must build new hospitals equipped with modern
technology to treat the patients in time of their arrival.
Monday, 2 January 2017
famous personalities of pakistan 2016
The
Wikimedia Foundation affiliate in Pakistan crunched numbers to find out
who the most searched-for Pakistanis on Wikipedia were this year.
There are about 3,500 Pakistani entrants on Wikipedia and the website is home to nearly 500 million unique visitors a month.
Which Pakistanis were people reading about in 2016? Here's a complete list:
1. Malala Yousafzai
Pageviews: 2,685,301
Malala in the news:
- The inhumanity and heartbreak in India-held Kashmir must be halted: Malala
- Malala and her family are now millionaires, claims a new report
- Malala Yousafzai meets YouTube sensation Superwoman
2. Fawad Khan
Pageviews: 2,087,313
Why Fawad made headlines:
- This Fawad Khan shoot proves Indians want their favourite actor back
- Fawad Khan will not suffer from ADHM ban. Only India will
- Karan Johar requests release of upcoming film in India starring Fawad Khan
3. Mawra Hocane
Pageviews: 1,774,724
Mawra in the news:
- Watch Mawra Hocane throw punches like a champion
- 10 times Mawra Hocane told us what it's like being a celebrity
- Here's what Indian critics had to say about Mawra Hocane's Bolly debut, Sanam Teri Kasam
4. Qandeel Baloch
Pageviews: 1,496,633
Remembering Qandeel:
- No one gives me any credit for speaking about girl power: Qandeel Baloch
- Qandeel Baloch is dead because we hate women who don't conform
- What is Pakistan's problem with Qandeel Baloch?
5. Muhammad Ali Jinnah
Pageviews: 1,314,372
Looking back at Jinnah:
- The Pakistan Jinnah would have wanted
- How Fatima Jinnah died — an unsolved criminal case
- The deleted bits from Fatima Jinnah's 'My Brother'
6. Junaid Jamshed
Pageviews: 1,209,140
Remembering Junaid:
- 'I fell in love with Junaid Jamshed's voice'
- After his death, what will happen to Junaid Jamshed's fashion empire?
- Throwback: When Rohail met Junaid
7. Mahira Khan
Pageviews: 1,187,601
Mahira in the news:
- The 'Raees' trailer is out and there's more Mahira Khan than we expected
- Mahira Khan prays for a peaceful world, breaks silence on Indo-Pak tensions
- Mahira Khan just shut down a hater mocking her for working in India
8. Imran Khan
Pageviews: 968,992
Imran makes headlines:
- Captain's call: How Imran Khan is hurting his own politics
- PTI's Nov 2 'lockdown' changed to 'thanksgiving' rally in Islamabad
- Imran Khan’s lonely struggle
9. Shahid Afridi
Pageviews: 907,268
Afridi in the news:
- Will not ask PCB for farewell match, Shahid Afridi vows
- Gen Raheel, Shahid Afridi inaugurate cricket stadium in Khyber Agency
- Shahid Afridi's autobiography to release next year
10. Abdul Sattar Edhi
Pageviews: 852,706
Remembering Edhi:
- From the archives: Interview of Abdul Sattar Edhi, 1987
- The Edhi you didn't know
- 'Edhi, move or you’ll get shot'
- Edhi — The exception to Pakistan's faults
- Smokers’ Corner: Edhi, the politician
- Obituary: Edhi's lifelong mission of mercy
11. Atif Aslam
Pageviews: 843,469
Atif makes headlines:
- I once wanted to be No. 1, but not anymore: Atif Aslam
- Has Atif Aslam's latest music video been shelved due to Pak-India tensions?
- Ali Zafar and Atif Aslam to sing their first song together
12. Benazir Bhutto
Pageviews: 809,260
Remembering Benazir:
- Remembering Benazir Bhutto
- The Benazir murder mystery
- Benazir and Zardari: The marriage that shook the political scenario
13. Rahat Fateh Ali Khan
Pageviews: 690,985
Rahat in the news:
- Rahat Fateh Ali Khan receives big honour at Oxford University
- Rahat Fateh Ali Khan just sang with an Indian transgender band
- Rahat to hold 48 concerts in memory of legendary uncle Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan
14. Nawaz Sharif
Pageviews: 687,778
Nawaz in the news:
- The 'new' face of Nawaz Sharif
- What’s next for Nawaz Sharif?
- ‘Panama Papers’ reveal Sharif family’s ‘offshore holdings’
15. Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan
Pageviews: 679,935
Nusrat's legacy:
- Remembering Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan: 15 of the qawwali maestro's evergreen songs
- Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan: His maestro’s voice
- Quiz: How well do you know Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan?
16. Imran Abbas
Pageviews: 642,419
Imran in the news:
- Will Imran Abbas play Anushka Sharma's brother in Ae Dil Hai Mushkil?
- 7 Pakistani actors who aren't afraid to flaunt their bods
- Naveen Waqar to star in short film 'Musafir' with Imran Abbas
17. Wasim Akram
Pageviews: 576,463
A look at Wasim's year:
- My difficult relationship with Wasim
- 'Drunkard' forces Wasim Akram to halt analysis on live Indian TV
- PSL: Watson gets cricket, life lessons from Wasim Akram
18. Urwa Hocane
Pageviews: 573,694
Looking back at Urwa's year:
- Urwa Hocane just released the video for her debut song!
- In its finale, Udaari puts shame where it belongs — with the rapist
- Why the #UrwaFarhan wedding shouldn't be the new normal
19. Momina Mustehsan
Pageviews: 547,746
Momina makes headlines:
- I'm not here to be judged on my looks, says Momina Mustehsan
- In Pakistan, we tear each other down instead of building each other up: Momina Mustehsan
- Momina Mustehsan joins Islamabad United as 'Empowerment Champion'
20. Gen (retd) Raheel Sharif
Pageviews: 541,708
Gen (r) Raheel in the news:
- Raheel Sharif: The chief who could be king
- General Bajwa takes charge as Pakistan's 16th army chief
- In pictures: Raheel Sharif through the years
21. Ali Zafar
Pageviews: 536,465
Ali in the news:
- Ali Zafar reveals his role in Dear Zindagi!
- Ali Zafar takes the mannequin challenge to a whole new level
- Bollywood wants to know where Ali Zafar went
22. Mohammad Amir
Pageviews: 501,046
Mohammad Amir returns to cricket:
- Mohammad Amir: The comeback kid
- Once jailed, can Mohammad Amir find redemption as part of Pakistan's Test team?
- 'Amir is a good kid now': Misbah hails remarkable turnaround after 2010
23. Pervez Musharraf
Pageviews: 470,114
Musharraf's year:
- In conversation with Pervez Musharraf
- Raheel Sharif 'helped me out' in leaving Pakistan: Musharraf
- Editorial: Musharraf’s latest coup
24. Maya Ali
Pageviews: 439,268
Maya in the news
- What is Maya Ali doing in India? We find out
- Why do Mann Mayal's characters love to make themselves miserable?
- New drama Sanam could offer a fresh take on mental illness, but it's off to a slow start
25. Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Pageviews: 437,992
Looking back at Zulfikar:
- A leaf from history: The prime minister is hanged
- Smokers’ Corner: Bhutto’s ideologue: friend, mentor, enemy
- The twin pillars of PPP
26. Moonis Elahi
moonis elahi Pageviews: 437,992
Looking back at Zulfikar:
Source:
http://www.dawn.com/news/1304978/which-pakistanis-dominated-wikipedia-searches-in-2016
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