Ch Nisar complete Press Conference after rejection of Dawn Leaks Report by ISPR
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Londoner/Lahori
Minister (2k+ posts)
mr. bean has not read the pm's recommendations.
meeting with raw's agent is suspicious.
now,they have surrender.
meeting with raw's agent is suspicious.
now,they have surrender.
Zaidi Qasim
Prime Minister (20k+ posts)
Chaudhry Nisar has put them in their place. He is right when he said that these tweets on such a sensitive issue are unacceptable. Those who are dying longing for the demise of civilian Government and wish any incident destabilize the government are like that 12th player who always pray for the injuries to secure his place in the game .
Topi_Drama
Banned
جعلی وگ والے مسٹر بین پہلے یہ تو بتا جندال کا ویزہ صرف اسلامآباد اور لاہور کا تھا تو وہ مری کیسے چلا گیا؟
deathchallenger
MPA (400+ posts)
Is ISPR ne kabhi Gen Chor Kyani aur us k bhai per tweet nahi ki, na kabhi OBL raid per kuch bola na kabhi Raymond Davis k khilaf tweet ki. O besharmo Maj General ho ker sara din tweet tweet hi khelte ho.
JamaliAhsan
Politcal Worker (100+ posts)
bhai ye log bik gaye he sub k sub
RajaRawal111
Prime Minister (20k+ posts)
PM Office statement not govt's final word on Dawn story investigation: Nisar
Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan on Saturday afternoon slammed what he said was 'unnecessary noise' surrounding the directives issued by the PM's Office earlier in the day in relation to an investigation into a story published in Dawn, saying that a formal notification has yet to be issued in this regard.
He further said the final notification would be issued by his ministry and would be in line with what he called the "black and white" recommendations made by the inquiry committee.
Nisar's statement implied that the PM Office's directives addressed to the interior ministry, on the basis of which his ministry was to issue a formal notification, were leaked before the interior ministry saw them.
It also raised fresh questions regarding what official action his ministry was going to order in relation to the investigation.
Answering a question on the matter at an unrelated press conference in Karachi, he started off saying: "Whatever I say will be in accordance with the law. I believe that tweets, sent out by whichever institution, are a deadly poison for Pakistan's democratic system and justice."
"Our institutions address each other through tweets and that is very unfortunate," he said, in an apparent reference to a tweet sent out by the military's media wing, Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), a few hours earlier.
The ISPR had tweeted that the Army had rejected the PM Office's "notification", calling it "incomplete".
Director General ISPR Major Asif Ghafoor, who heads the military's media arm, had said:
"Notification on Dawn Leak is incomplete and not in line with recommendations by the Inquiry Board. Notification is rejected."
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Notification on Dawn Leak is incomplete and not in line with recommendations by the Inquiry Board. Notification is rejected.
3:52 AM - 29 Apr 2017
Nisar then said that a notification [regarding the inquiry into the Dawn story] is supposed to be "issued by the interior ministry [and not the PM's Office], and we haven't issued it yet."
"The PM's Secretariat or the PM's Office need to read the rules of business: they cannot issue notifications. The 'notification' that is being circulated is actually addressed to the Ministry of Interior and have come after the briefings I have given to the prime minister [over the last three days]."
"The [final] notification has yet to be issued by the ministry of interior, and it will be in line with the recommendations we have received from the [inquiry] committee," he said.
"My statement from day before yesterday is on record where I said the PM has accepted the committee's recommendations and has advised the Interior Ministry to act accordingly," Nisar added.
"How did it [the PM Office statement] get out?" he asked. "And why is there such a furore around it?"
"I feel like we are doing this country a disservice by acting like this," he added.
[h=3]Statement from PM Office[/h]The Prime Minister's Office had on Saturday issued directives to remove Syed Tariq Fatemi, special assistant to the prime minister on foreign affairs, from his post for his alleged role in 'Dawn leaks', saying that a notification in this regard will be issued shortly.
The directive had come after the inquiry committee probing a story published by Dawn on October 6, 2016 submitted its findings in a report to PM Nawaz Sharif. The report the contents of which have so far not been made public also contained the committee's recommendations on the matter.
Additionally, action was ordered against Rao Tehsin Ali, the principal information officer of the Ministry of Information "under the E&D Rules 1973" on charges levelled against him in the committee's report.
The PM's Office also said it recommended referring Dawn to the All Pakistan Newspapers Society (APNS) for "necessary disciplinary action".
The APNS was additionally asked to develop a Code of Conduct for print media, especially when it came to stories that deal with "issues of national importance and security".
The language of the statement suggested that the recommendations were in addition to the committee's recommendations in paragraph 18 of the inquiry report, which has yet to be made public.
https://www.dawn.com/news/1330019/p...-final-word-on-dawn-story-investigation-nisar
Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan on Saturday afternoon slammed what he said was 'unnecessary noise' surrounding the directives issued by the PM's Office earlier in the day in relation to an investigation into a story published in Dawn, saying that a formal notification has yet to be issued in this regard.
He further said the final notification would be issued by his ministry and would be in line with what he called the "black and white" recommendations made by the inquiry committee.
Nisar's statement implied that the PM Office's directives addressed to the interior ministry, on the basis of which his ministry was to issue a formal notification, were leaked before the interior ministry saw them.
It also raised fresh questions regarding what official action his ministry was going to order in relation to the investigation.
Answering a question on the matter at an unrelated press conference in Karachi, he started off saying: "Whatever I say will be in accordance with the law. I believe that tweets, sent out by whichever institution, are a deadly poison for Pakistan's democratic system and justice."
"Our institutions address each other through tweets and that is very unfortunate," he said, in an apparent reference to a tweet sent out by the military's media wing, Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), a few hours earlier.
The ISPR had tweeted that the Army had rejected the PM Office's "notification", calling it "incomplete".
Director General ISPR Major Asif Ghafoor, who heads the military's media arm, had said:
"Notification on Dawn Leak is incomplete and not in line with recommendations by the Inquiry Board. Notification is rejected."
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Maj Gen Asif Ghafoor ✔@OfficialDGISPR
Notification on Dawn Leak is incomplete and not in line with recommendations by the Inquiry Board. Notification is rejected.
3:52 AM - 29 Apr 2017
"The PM's Secretariat or the PM's Office need to read the rules of business: they cannot issue notifications. The 'notification' that is being circulated is actually addressed to the Ministry of Interior and have come after the briefings I have given to the prime minister [over the last three days]."
"The [final] notification has yet to be issued by the ministry of interior, and it will be in line with the recommendations we have received from the [inquiry] committee," he said.
"My statement from day before yesterday is on record where I said the PM has accepted the committee's recommendations and has advised the Interior Ministry to act accordingly," Nisar added.
"How did it [the PM Office statement] get out?" he asked. "And why is there such a furore around it?"
"I feel like we are doing this country a disservice by acting like this," he added.
[h=3]Statement from PM Office[/h]The Prime Minister's Office had on Saturday issued directives to remove Syed Tariq Fatemi, special assistant to the prime minister on foreign affairs, from his post for his alleged role in 'Dawn leaks', saying that a notification in this regard will be issued shortly.
The directive had come after the inquiry committee probing a story published by Dawn on October 6, 2016 submitted its findings in a report to PM Nawaz Sharif. The report the contents of which have so far not been made public also contained the committee's recommendations on the matter.
Additionally, action was ordered against Rao Tehsin Ali, the principal information officer of the Ministry of Information "under the E&D Rules 1973" on charges levelled against him in the committee's report.
The PM's Office also said it recommended referring Dawn to the All Pakistan Newspapers Society (APNS) for "necessary disciplinary action".
The APNS was additionally asked to develop a Code of Conduct for print media, especially when it came to stories that deal with "issues of national importance and security".
The language of the statement suggested that the recommendations were in addition to the committee's recommendations in paragraph 18 of the inquiry report, which has yet to be made public.
https://www.dawn.com/news/1330019/p...-final-word-on-dawn-story-investigation-nisar
RajaRawal111
Prime Minister (20k+ posts)
Re: PM Office statement not govt's final word on Dawn story investigation: Nisar
Nisaar in a limbo now.
He has to shame the DG ISPR on his hasty reaction.
Nisaar in a limbo now.
He has to shame the DG ISPR on his hasty reaction.
Topi_Drama
Banned
Re: PM Office statement not govt's final word on Dawn story investigation: Nisar
It's not because of being in limbo but because he got a danda in his "tashreef" which made him aware of the seriousness of situation there fore now he has taken UTurn that Govt. notification is not final and a new notification will be released after updating it with Army's reservations.
It's not because of being in limbo but because he got a danda in his "tashreef" which made him aware of the seriousness of situation there fore now he has taken UTurn that Govt. notification is not final and a new notification will be released after updating it with Army's reservations.
RajaRawal111
Prime Minister (20k+ posts)
Re: PM Office statement not govt's final word on Dawn story investigation: Nisar
On the contrary, You are right. Panda peer he yahan.
On the contrary, You are right. Panda peer he yahan.
The drama has begun. The shift will be made from Panama leaks to Dawn leaks. The PM's moral degradation in panama leaks will be tried to be overshadowed by his 'quarrel' with the army and may be he dissolves the government saying Army is not letting him work. This is all a drama aka 'game fixing'. Now the people are smart enough to smell the rot. Thank you Imran Khan for the awakening.
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Amal
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
bikul sahi , yeh sab nura kushti lagti hai , all establishments nawaz ky sath nazar aati hai !
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mubarik Shah
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