I received a Phone call from Imran Khan today!
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mahmood.yaser
Voter (50+ posts)
ohhh ya I also received phone call from MR Imran Khan!!!
freshnkool
Minister (2k+ posts)
Re: Get Ready ! You May Get A Call From IMRAN KHAN
please watch this video till the end its a must watch for everyone specially for PTI supporters and end is really amazing
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5bwYVKV8RG8
please watch this video till the end its a must watch for everyone specially for PTI supporters and end is really amazing
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5bwYVKV8RG8
Imran Khan kam az kam in Kalay Karnamoon waloon say tu acha hi hay.... Allah jald barbaad karay ga in lootairoon ko, agar yah apna paisa wapis Pakistan kay khazanay main na jama karain gay. Allah Pakistan kay sath piyar karnay waloon ko khush rakhay. Ameen
IK-LastHope
Voter (50+ posts)
I salute pti workers, supporters and volunteers.
Aap sirf aur sirf apni sarzameen ko khush'haal banane k liye mehnat kar rahe ho.
My prays are always with you friends.
Keep it up!
Aap sirf aur sirf apni sarzameen ko khush'haal banane k liye mehnat kar rahe ho.
My prays are always with you friends.
Keep it up!
IK-LastHope
Voter (50+ posts)
I salute pti workers, supporters and volunteers.
Aap sirf aur sirf apni sarzameen ko khush'haal banane k liye mehnat kar rahe ho.
My prays are always with you friends.
Keep it up!
Aap sirf aur sirf apni sarzameen ko khush'haal banane k liye mehnat kar rahe ho.
My prays are always with you friends.
Keep it up!
Raaz
(50k+ posts) بابائے فورم
Re: Get Ready ! You May Get A Call From IMRAN KHAN
It is the code of manner that people are respected individually and invited to listen IK and others. Seats will be offered too.
If they like his package , vote for him.
Otherwise , people were treated like a mob, [HI] ریوارڑ[/HI] , who go to Jalsa by themselves , and try to fit themselves in the favour of speaker ,looter.
[HI]Good one anyways.
[/HI]
It is the code of manner that people are respected individually and invited to listen IK and others. Seats will be offered too.
If they like his package , vote for him.
Otherwise , people were treated like a mob, [HI] ریوارڑ[/HI] , who go to Jalsa by themselves , and try to fit themselves in the favour of speaker ,looter.
[HI]Good one anyways.
[/HI]
Keepinformed
Siasat.pk - Blogger
It’s about 7 pm (PST). I received a phone call from Lahore number on my landline and it was Imran Khan’s voice. First I thought someone is joking but then I realized it is Imran Khan speaking but it is a recorded phone call. He was like “Assalam-o-Alaikum kaise hain aap? I said theek hoon after a gap of few seconds he said main Imran Khan bol raha hoon jaisa ke aap ko pata hai main 25 December ko Karachi me 1 jalsa kar raha hoon aap zaroor aaiye ga main zaroori Elaan karoo ga. Allah hafiz
Okay this is new thing in Pakistan. Trust me most of the people will be on the moon right now
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This made the news today. Here is the link from jang(Thanks @Raaz for sharing this)
Which number did you get the phone call from? Did it come from Lahore with 042 in the start?
I also received a call from a number starting with 042 but did not pick it up.
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Alias
MPA (400+ posts)
Karachi goes gaga over Imran Khan telephone call, in new PTI marketing ploy By Rabia Ali
Published: December 20, 2011
Half of the city’s landlines have been receiving the message. PHOTO: AFP/FILE
KARACHI: On a lazy Sunday, a woman was woken up by the telephone ringing at the ungodly hour of 7am.
Who could it be at this hour, she pondered as she drowsily reached for the handset. To her surprise, a husky but alluring voice – one which has been clogging the airwaves these days – was on the other end, speaking in Urdu.
“Assalam-o-Alaikum. This is Imran Khan speaking. How are you? I am coming to your city to bring everyone together on December 25 at Mazar-e-Quaid for a peace rally. I hope that you can break all the shackles and take part because at this rally we need to make the beginings of a new Pakistan. I will be waiting. Thank you.”
This recorded voice message by the Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf’s (PTI) chairperson Imran Khan has been waking up people across the city – much to their delight it appears.
“I was shocked to hear him,” said Saba Abid, who received the message on Sunday morning. “In the beginning, I couldn’t understand why he was calling me. I think it’s a creative way to advertise, except for the part of waking up people early in the morning.”
It seems to have worked, however, as Ariba, a teenage resident of DHA, was sufficiently convinced. “Listening to his voice message was amazing,” she gushed. “I am definitely going to his jalsa with all my friends.”
This marketing strategy was first used to invite people in Lahore before the jalsa on October 30 and the party felt it produced successful results in mobilising thousands of people. “In Karachi we decided to do the same thing because miscreants are tearing down our posters and banners,” said the party’s head in Sindh, Naeem-ul Haq. “Through Imran Khan’s personalised message, we hope to mobilise our supporters.”
The phone campaign has been going on for a week. “Around 300,000 people will be receiving the recorded messages on their PTCL landlines,” explained SM Ilyas at the PTI Karachi office. This is about half of the total number of subscribers in the city.
A Lahore company is involved in the social marketing, and anyone can call the number, 042-38375454, to hear the message as well.
Haseeb Anwar, a resident of Gulshan-e-Iqbal, was so excited to hear his favourite politician’s voice, he started talking back until he realised it was a recorded message. He’ll just have to wait till Christmas to hear him live.
Published in The Express Tribune, December 20[SUP]th[/SUP], 2011.
Published: December 20, 2011
Half of the city’s landlines have been receiving the message. PHOTO: AFP/FILE
KARACHI: On a lazy Sunday, a woman was woken up by the telephone ringing at the ungodly hour of 7am.
Who could it be at this hour, she pondered as she drowsily reached for the handset. To her surprise, a husky but alluring voice – one which has been clogging the airwaves these days – was on the other end, speaking in Urdu.
“Assalam-o-Alaikum. This is Imran Khan speaking. How are you? I am coming to your city to bring everyone together on December 25 at Mazar-e-Quaid for a peace rally. I hope that you can break all the shackles and take part because at this rally we need to make the beginings of a new Pakistan. I will be waiting. Thank you.”
This recorded voice message by the Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf’s (PTI) chairperson Imran Khan has been waking up people across the city – much to their delight it appears.
“I was shocked to hear him,” said Saba Abid, who received the message on Sunday morning. “In the beginning, I couldn’t understand why he was calling me. I think it’s a creative way to advertise, except for the part of waking up people early in the morning.”
It seems to have worked, however, as Ariba, a teenage resident of DHA, was sufficiently convinced. “Listening to his voice message was amazing,” she gushed. “I am definitely going to his jalsa with all my friends.”
This marketing strategy was first used to invite people in Lahore before the jalsa on October 30 and the party felt it produced successful results in mobilising thousands of people. “In Karachi we decided to do the same thing because miscreants are tearing down our posters and banners,” said the party’s head in Sindh, Naeem-ul Haq. “Through Imran Khan’s personalised message, we hope to mobilise our supporters.”
The phone campaign has been going on for a week. “Around 300,000 people will be receiving the recorded messages on their PTCL landlines,” explained SM Ilyas at the PTI Karachi office. This is about half of the total number of subscribers in the city.
A Lahore company is involved in the social marketing, and anyone can call the number, 042-38375454, to hear the message as well.
Haseeb Anwar, a resident of Gulshan-e-Iqbal, was so excited to hear his favourite politician’s voice, he started talking back until he realised it was a recorded message. He’ll just have to wait till Christmas to hear him live.
Published in The Express Tribune, December 20[SUP]th[/SUP], 2011.
maksyed
Siasat.pk - Blogger
Karachi goes gaga over Imran Khan telephone call, in new PTI marketing ploy
Karachi goes gaga over Imran Khan telephone call, in new PTI marketing ployhttp://tribune.com.pk/story/308899/...han-telephone-call-in-new-pti-marketing-ploy/
Karachi goes gaga over Imran Khan telephone call, in new PTI marketing ployhttp://tribune.com.pk/story/308899/...han-telephone-call-in-new-pti-marketing-ploy/
KARACHI: On a lazy Sunday, a woman was woken up by the telephone ringing at the ungodly hour of 7am.
Who could it be at this hour, she pondered as she drowsily reached for the handset. To her surprise, a husky but alluring voice – one which has been clogging the airwaves these days – was on the other end, speaking in Urdu.
“Assalam-o-Alaikum. This is Imran Khan speaking. How are you? I am coming to your city to bring everyone together on December 25 at Mazar-e-Quaid for a peace rally. I hope that you can break all the shackles and take part because at this rally we need to make the beginnings of a new Pakistan. I will be waiting. Thank you.”
This recorded voice message by the Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf’s (PTI) chairperson Imran Khan has been waking up people across the city – much to their delight it appears.
“I was shocked to hear him,” said Saba Abid, who received the message on Sunday morning. “In the beginning, I couldn’t understand why he was calling me. I think it’s a creative way to advertise, except for the part of waking up people early in the morning.”
It seems to have worked, however, as Ariba, a teenage resident of DHA, was sufficiently convinced. “Listening to his voice message was amazing,” she gushed. “I am definitely going to his jalsa with all my friends.”
This marketing strategy was first used to invite people in Lahore before the jalsa on October 30 and the party felt it produced successful results in mobilising thousands of people. “In Karachi we decided to do the same thing because miscreants are tearing down our posters and banners,” said the party’s head in Sindh, Naeem-ul Haq.
“Through Imran Khan’s personalised message, we hope to mobilise our supporters.”
The phone campaign has been going on for a week. “Around 300,000 people will be receiving the recorded messages on their PTCL landlines,” explained SM Ilyas at the PTI Karachi office. This is about half of the total number of subscribers in the city.
A Lahore company is involved in the social marketing, and anyone can call the number, 042-38375454, to hear the message as well.
Haseeb Anwar, a resident of Gulshan-e-Iqbal, was so excited to hear his favourite politician’s voice, he started talking back until he realised it was a recorded message. He’ll just have to wait till Christmas to hear him live.
Published in The Express Tribune, December 20[SUP]th[/SUP], 2011.
Who could it be at this hour, she pondered as she drowsily reached for the handset. To her surprise, a husky but alluring voice – one which has been clogging the airwaves these days – was on the other end, speaking in Urdu.
“Assalam-o-Alaikum. This is Imran Khan speaking. How are you? I am coming to your city to bring everyone together on December 25 at Mazar-e-Quaid for a peace rally. I hope that you can break all the shackles and take part because at this rally we need to make the beginnings of a new Pakistan. I will be waiting. Thank you.”
This recorded voice message by the Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf’s (PTI) chairperson Imran Khan has been waking up people across the city – much to their delight it appears.
“I was shocked to hear him,” said Saba Abid, who received the message on Sunday morning. “In the beginning, I couldn’t understand why he was calling me. I think it’s a creative way to advertise, except for the part of waking up people early in the morning.”
It seems to have worked, however, as Ariba, a teenage resident of DHA, was sufficiently convinced. “Listening to his voice message was amazing,” she gushed. “I am definitely going to his jalsa with all my friends.”
This marketing strategy was first used to invite people in Lahore before the jalsa on October 30 and the party felt it produced successful results in mobilising thousands of people. “In Karachi we decided to do the same thing because miscreants are tearing down our posters and banners,” said the party’s head in Sindh, Naeem-ul Haq.
“Through Imran Khan’s personalised message, we hope to mobilise our supporters.”
The phone campaign has been going on for a week. “Around 300,000 people will be receiving the recorded messages on their PTCL landlines,” explained SM Ilyas at the PTI Karachi office. This is about half of the total number of subscribers in the city.
A Lahore company is involved in the social marketing, and anyone can call the number, 042-38375454, to hear the message as well.
Haseeb Anwar, a resident of Gulshan-e-Iqbal, was so excited to hear his favourite politician’s voice, he started talking back until he realised it was a recorded message. He’ll just have to wait till Christmas to hear him live.
Published in The Express Tribune, December 20[SUP]th[/SUP], 2011.
