بلاول کا پی ٹی آئی پر بھارت سے فنڈنگ لینے کاالزام

Arshad Chachak · Jun 23, 2025

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Wake up Pak · Jun 23, 2025

Yeah haram ka pilla khusra khud aur iska haram khoor kanjar baap aur maa bharat say funding lay kar Pakistan kay secrets share kartay thaay.

Wake up Pak · Jun 23, 2025

Saeed also referred to a BBC interview of Benazir Bhutto in which she voiced her support for India in crushing the armed dissident Khalistan movement in Indian Punjab.

In his affidavit, Saeed alleged that the Bhutto-led government had also given sensitive posts in the government to Al-Zulfiqar activists, endangering national security. The retired brigadier alleged that these activists had been given training by India to carry out acts of terrorism and that a record of these terrorists was available with the intelligence agencies. In an interview with Waqt TV, Saeed also named Mir Murtaza Bhutto, brother of Benazir Bhutto, as a supporter of these activists.

Asghar Khan case: In 1990, Benazir was labelled a security risk by army, says former MI official | The Express Tribune

Then head of MI Sindh chapter explains why military toppled Bhutto-led govt.

tribune.com.pk

Wake up Pak · Jun 23, 2025

London property fetish

IT was sometime in 1997 that a visitor from Pakistan requested if we could drive him to Rockwood Estate, a sprawling mansion in the beautiful Surrey countryside, that had made headlines in the United Kingdom as well as at home.

If you are wondering what is being referred to here, this might help. The 350-acre (141 hectares) property is better known in Pakistan as Surrey Palace and was purchased in 1995. The matter came into public knowledge when Ms Bhutto’s government was dismissed towards the end of 1996.

All through his long incarceration, the spouse of the then former prime minister Benazir Bhutto, Asif Ali Zardari, denied he owned the property either directly or through an offshore company. It was not until 2004 that the ownership was accepted, and the property was sold for a sum said to be £4 million.

Rich Pakistanis seem to have a fetish for London properties even at a time when many old-time Londoners have to move out.

I remember our drive on a warm and sunny summer afternoon about an hour away from our rented two-bedroom flat in a not-so-leafy part of south London. We stopped at the imposing gate of the property and started to take pictures.