Maryam Nawaz son Junaid Safdar arrives Lahore

Insaaf4Tyrain

Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Nahin khotay mein tumhare noon leak kay haram kay pillay ki baat kar raha hoon jo puri zindagi haram ki kimaee pay pala hay khinzeer ki tarah. Isskee bhagori ma aur baap ka koi business nahin lekin yeh trust fund baby kahan say ban gaya?

NAB should check his accounts and ask him to provide details of how he has billions of rupees in them. His name should be placed on ECL so he can't run away to England thus missing his court date for the assault that he recently committed. Then when warrants are issued this billo rani item would understand a little bit about real justice.
So you are Jewish agents
 

Kamran Stu

MPA (400+ posts)
جب چور کے ہاتھ کاٹے جاتے تھے تب مسلمانوں کا عروج تھا ۔
اب چور کا استقبال کیا جاتا ہے تو یہ مسلمانوں کا زوال ہے ۔


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Pakistan founder Jinnah's letter to Ispahani,
6 May 1945
Corruption in Pakistan is widespread, particularly in the government and lower levels of police forces. In 2013, Pakistan scored 127 out of 175 on the Corruption Perceptions Index published by the Transparency International. This marked a significant improvement in the country's ranking on the index in five years – the country scored 139 out of 174 in 2012, 134 out of 182 in 2011, 143 out of 178 in 2010, and 139 out of 180 in 2009.

Corruption has plagued Pakistan from the very moment it came into existence. It was the unrepentant display of plutocracy amongst its powerful bureaucracy and the West Pakistani Punjabi Muslim landowners that partly led to the secession of East Pakistan into the nation-state of Bangladesh. Later, nationalization policies prepared under the government of PM Zulfikar Ali Bhutto paved the way for the corrupt elites to politicize the nation's economic planning resulting in a public outcry against corruption. This led the military dictator Muhammad Zia-ul-Haq to draft policies regarding denationalization of institutions which only ended up benefiting a few rich business magnates such as the future prime minister, Nawaz Sharif, who was also a protégé of the military dictator.

In recent times, the 2008–2013 coalition government led by the Pakistan People’s Party is criticized as the most corrupt government in the nation's history. This led to the sudden decline in corruption in 2013 when the PPP-led government was voted out from office. Since then, there is a growing need to reform accountability and anti-corruption policies at higher levels within the state government.

In the wake of 2013 elections, massive electoral rigging was exposed through first-hand accounts of several members of the public via social networking websites. Specialized websites were set up to publish and archive material exposing corrupt malpractices throughout the many polling stations serving several constituencies. Several leaked videos of persons caught in the act of rigging the polls went viral and caught the eye of the mainstream media becoming topics of discussion in days to follow. Even before the elections, social media served as an effective tool to hold the nation's to be leaders "accountable" for various issues like corruption and education.

Citizen journalism is emerging as a growing phenomenon and social media is being touted in Pakistan as an important tool that can be used to strengthen democracy. Adding to the mix, several prominent politicians have moved to the likes of Twitter to gather support and get prospective voters on board and analysts think that this can lead to a better and direct accountability of political leaders. Social media has also proved effective in identifying corruption in mainstream media, particularly in the case of the media gate scandal.

According to the 2002 study, 99% of 256 respondents reported facing corruption of taxation. Furthermore, 32% of respondents reported paying bribes to have their tax assessment lowered, and nearly 14% reported receiving fictitious tax assessments until a bribe was paid.

In August 2010, reporters from News of the World orchestrated a sting operation which was able to identify three Pakistani cricket players – Salman Butt, Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Amir – and a bookmaker Mazhar Majeed of being complicit in a row over spot-fixing in the fourth England-Pakistan test match at Lord's. The cricketers each received 30 months, one year and six months jail term respectively while the bookmaker received two years and eight months jail term in a verdict issued by the Crown Court on November 3, 2011. Following these events, on 15 November 2011, the chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board, Zaka Ashraf established an anti-corruption unit to prevent players from becoming involved in illegal betting practices.
As of 2002, 96% of surveyed individuals reported corruption issues with electrical utility officials during the past year. The most common types of corruption were billing related. Some consumers admitted to illegally reducing their utility bills, while others reported being harassed with inflated bills intended to solicit bribes. Out of the pool of corruption affirmative respondents, 71% reported that money was "demanded directly by the actor". Corruption is the prime reason behind the economical instability. Corruption has spread into the world and has ruined the economy. Just as a weed spread in the field and affect the yield of the crop. Corruption is the mother of other problem such as unemployment which will be discussed later. According to latest report of Transparency International, Pakistan has been ranked at 42nd number among the most corrupt nations of the world. From clerical staff to higher offices and administrator, all are involved in corruption of one kind or the other. Corruption in government departments is so much deep-rooted that a common concept prevails that the system doesn’t let honest people to work peacefully. There is a lack of responsibility due to wealthy pay.

I should like to give a warning to the landlords and capitalists who have flourished at our expense by a system which is so vicious, which is so wicked and which makes them so selfish that it is difficult to reason with them. The exploitation of the masses has gone into their blood. They have forgotten the lessons of Islam.

Founder of Pakistan Quaid-e-Azam,
Every country is somehow based on corruption but the country which is based on the pillars of Islam and dreams and determinations and courage of M. Iqbal and M. Ali Jinnah, it should not adopt the traditions of non Muslims. The slaughters and struggles have given us this country but the work which was given to us has made it away from Islam. Our foremost duty is to serve this country and help our elders to keep it away from corruption and make it a clear and in corrupted.