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KPK Govt to give Rs 5 million to Aitzaz Hasan's family
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PkRevolution
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Re: KPK Govt to give Rs 5 million to Aitezaz's family
تھوڑی تاخیر ھوئی مگر درست اقدام
یہ پی ٹی آئی کا کھلا اعلان ھے ان کمزور قوتوں کے لئیے کہ ھماری مذاکرات کی پیشکش کو کمزوری نہ سمجھا جائے
پی ٹی آئی کے خلاف پیپلز پارٹی اور چند دوسری پراپاگنڈہ پر نمبر حاصل کرنے والی جماعتیں شرم سے ڈوب مریں
یہ پی ٹی آئی کا کھلا اعلان ھے ان کمزور قوتوں کے لئیے کہ ھماری مذاکرات کی پیشکش کو کمزوری نہ سمجھا جائے
پی ٹی آئی کے خلاف پیپلز پارٹی اور چند دوسری پراپاگنڈہ پر نمبر حاصل کرنے والی جماعتیں شرم سے ڈوب مریں
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shahbaz tariq
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Re: KPK Govt to give Rs 5 million to Aitezaz's family
mujy yeh lag rha hai ky KPK Govt. ko yeh harqat mehengi pary gi...
imran khan ko bi jab kehna par jaye ky "mien mayoos houn" to phir khakumat mien koi bari tabdelli aaye gi...
mujy yeh lag rha hai ky KPK Govt. ko yeh harqat mehengi pary gi...
imran khan ko bi jab kehna par jaye ky "mien mayoos houn" to phir khakumat mien koi bari tabdelli aaye gi...
w-a-n-t-e-d-
Minister (2k+ posts)
Re: KPK Govt to give Rs 5 million to Aitezaz's family
PTI nay media propoganda k agay ghotnay taik deyh "etizaz hassan marhoom say munsalik tamam storys man gharat hain"
esko malala ki tarha highlight kia gea hai "opreation hami amrican agents ki tarf say"
PTI nay media propoganda k agay ghotnay taik deyh "etizaz hassan marhoom say munsalik tamam storys man gharat hain"
esko malala ki tarha highlight kia gea hai "opreation hami amrican agents ki tarf say"
Re: KPK Govt to give Rs 5 million to Aitezaz's family
it is great step...derr aayed drust aayed.....Aitzaz ki poori family ko Pakistan se bahir chale jana chahiye kyunke TTP LeJ pigs un ki zindagi ke liye constant khatra bane rahain ge..Allah in zalimu se sab insanu ko mehfooz rakhe...
it is great step...derr aayed drust aayed.....Aitzaz ki poori family ko Pakistan se bahir chale jana chahiye kyunke TTP LeJ pigs un ki zindagi ke liye constant khatra bane rahain ge..Allah in zalimu se sab insanu ko mehfooz rakhe...
jangjoo786
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Re: KPK Govt to give Rs 5 million to Aitezaz's family
A very good step by KHATTAK Saab.
better late than never.
A very good step by KHATTAK Saab.
better late than never.
mehwish_ali
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Re: KPK Govt to give Rs 5 million to Aitezaz's family
کس طرح ان حکمرانوں کو سمجھایا جائے کہ عوام کے لیے یہ پیسہ اہم نہیں ہے جتنا کہ انکے پیاروں کی جانیں اہم ہیں۔
کاش کہ کھل کر ایک دفعہ نام لے کر کہہ دیتے ہیں کہ قاتل کون ہیں اور یہ کہ انکے نیٹ ورک کو توڑ ڈالا جائے گا تاکہ مستقبل کو محفوظ بنایا جا سکے۔
کس طرح ان حکمرانوں کو سمجھایا جائے کہ عوام کے لیے یہ پیسہ اہم نہیں ہے جتنا کہ انکے پیاروں کی جانیں اہم ہیں۔
کاش کہ کھل کر ایک دفعہ نام لے کر کہہ دیتے ہیں کہ قاتل کون ہیں اور یہ کہ انکے نیٹ ورک کو توڑ ڈالا جائے گا تاکہ مستقبل کو محفوظ بنایا جا سکے۔
NeutralMafia
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Re: KPK Govt to give Rs 5 million to Aitezaz's family
I think you are a useless person on this earth...
I think you are a useless person on this earth...
adamfani
Minister (2k+ posts)
Re: KPK Govt to give Rs 5 million to Aitezaz's family
L A N A T tteri gandee soch tay..........Aitaza Hassan Shia hay iis liay teray tamam sorakhaon mein aag lagi hoi hay
L A N A T tteri gandee soch tay..........Aitaza Hassan Shia hay iis liay teray tamam sorakhaon mein aag lagi hoi hay
allahkebande
Minister (2k+ posts)
Re: KPK Govt to give Rs 5 million to Aitezaz's family
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w-a-n-t-e-d-
Minister (2k+ posts)
Re: KPK Govt to give Rs 5 million to Aitezaz's family
100% jhot bola jaraha hai her tarf say .....
pakistaniuon ki soch ko taqseem kar k apes mai laraya jaraha hai war on terror k naam pay pakistan ko mazeed kaee sal k leyh agg mai jhonka
jaraha hai ..
100% jhot bola jaraha hai her tarf say .....
pakistaniuon ki soch ko taqseem kar k apes mai laraya jaraha hai war on terror k naam pay pakistan ko mazeed kaee sal k leyh agg mai jhonka
jaraha hai ..
pakistani786
Minister (2k+ posts)
All recognise valour of Hangu hero but PTI govt
PESHAWAR: The 15-year-old Aitezaz Hassan Bangash is a hero. He laid his life on January 6 to save his Hangu schoolmates from falling victim to the devil designs of a suicide bomber.
Young Hassan did something that most of us, perhaps, would not even dare think about when a situation warrants. His parallel to none sacrifice is being eulogised by all except for some.
Foreign and local media has covered his valour with professional aplomb. Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has recommended his name to the President for conferment of Sitara-i-Shujaat on him.
Military authorities have also jumped in as well. Army chief sent in a representative to lay a wreath of flowers on the young hero’s last resting place and asked the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa chief secretary to recommend young Hassan for Sitara-i-Shujaat, ignoring that the same has already been done by the premier.
Senate has passed a resolution, recognising his and the bravery of Sindh police officer Chaudhry Aslam killed in a Karachi bomb blast on Thursday.
Malala Yousufzai, the internationally acclaimed peace and education activist from Swat, has reportedly announced Rs500,000 for Hassan’s family.
On a much larger scale, the young Bangash scion has become a household name. In family living rooms, friends’ gatherings, social networking sites, political conversations, people just can’t fail to recognise his service to humanity and bravery.
Are we missing here something in listing out praise, affection, recognition with which people and institutions have responded to acknowledge the young man’s courage in preferring death over spinelessness?
Yes, we are missing someone that is important because of its constitutional responsibility and moral obligation towards its people. Someone that is also important to directly serve an assurance to the young hero’s family, friends, and the whole of citizenry of Hangu and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, reminding them that there is somebody out there to feel their pain, shed tear on their loss, solace them in their difficult time, and stand bravely with them in a time when they need it the most.
The silence with which the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government has reacted to the young man’s courage or the carelessness with which it responded to the attack on the school is not so astonishing.
The provincial assembly offered belated prayers (on Friday) for both Hassan and the Sindh police officer. Had it not been the police officer’s tragic death in a violent Taliban attack, the assembly might not have opted to remember the young hero.
One can put this argument across with certain degree of confidence because the assembly did not pay attention to the Hangu school attack in its sittings held between Monday and Friday: the day the attack occurred and the day the prayers were offered.Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf and its major coalition partner Jamaat-i-Islami have over the past several months shown the tendency to protest and explode in condemnation only when a militant is killed in a US drone attack. They beat chest on every such occasion and term it a conspiracy to thwart peace prospects.
PTI chairman Imran Khan’s statement following the Sindh police officer’s murder did not come as a surprise either. The party’s stand towards militancy may not be in line with its own election manifesto, but it is consistent with its attempts to avoid confrontation with Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan.
There is a growing public perception that suggests the PTI leadership is frightened of challenging Taliban over their violence against humanity.
The party supporters might differ with the observation by citing Imran Khan’s recent participation in the polio vaccination campaign in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa as a reminder of going against Taliban.
However, Mr Khan’s participation in the vaccination campaign would have meant something really bigger if he had chosen to administer the polio vaccination drops to children in Peshawar or Swabi where the ruthless hands gunned down poor vaccinators in the recent. Instead, Mr Khan chose to administer drops to a grandson of his political ideologue Maulana Samiul Haq at a well guarded rural health centre at Akkora Khattak.
Governance requires a little more than rehashing old ideas to formulate forms and project them as a recipe for change. It also requires more than studying different laws to make a new regulation and claim it to be a new initiative. Laws are important. Equally important is the enforcement. Without strict and effective implementation good laws becomes a burden of history.
PTI has promised to ensure good governance. Its election manifesto serves as a sorry reminder of a document that has apparently lost meaning in today’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
PTI’s latest take on peace is well known. Peace cannot be established unless drone strikes are stopped. What if TTP does not agree to peace talks even if the drone strikes are stopped? TTP has already spoken its mind: its struggle is for the enforcement of Sharia in Pakistan, which means drone strikes are a secondary issue.
We can’t remind Chief Minister Pervez Khattak his role as a protector of the people of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. But, we can refer to his party’s election manifesto in which it clearly states that “PTI also recognises the scourge of terrorism and its devastating effect on Pakistan and its citizens.” Isn’t Aitezaz a victim of terrorism? Doesn’t he deserve justice? Shouldn’t we arrest the masterminds, who planned the ghastly attack on Hangu’s school?
These are the questions the answers to which are lost deep in PTI-led provincial government’s silence over the consistency with which terrorists have targeted people in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa since its taking office in June last.
http://www.dawn.com/news/1080248/all-recognise-valour-of-hangu-hero-but-pti-govt
PESHAWAR: The 15-year-old Aitezaz Hassan Bangash is a hero. He laid his life on January 6 to save his Hangu schoolmates from falling victim to the devil designs of a suicide bomber.
Young Hassan did something that most of us, perhaps, would not even dare think about when a situation warrants. His parallel to none sacrifice is being eulogised by all except for some.
Foreign and local media has covered his valour with professional aplomb. Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has recommended his name to the President for conferment of Sitara-i-Shujaat on him.
Military authorities have also jumped in as well. Army chief sent in a representative to lay a wreath of flowers on the young hero’s last resting place and asked the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa chief secretary to recommend young Hassan for Sitara-i-Shujaat, ignoring that the same has already been done by the premier.
Senate has passed a resolution, recognising his and the bravery of Sindh police officer Chaudhry Aslam killed in a Karachi bomb blast on Thursday.
Malala Yousufzai, the internationally acclaimed peace and education activist from Swat, has reportedly announced Rs500,000 for Hassan’s family.
On a much larger scale, the young Bangash scion has become a household name. In family living rooms, friends’ gatherings, social networking sites, political conversations, people just can’t fail to recognise his service to humanity and bravery.
Are we missing here something in listing out praise, affection, recognition with which people and institutions have responded to acknowledge the young man’s courage in preferring death over spinelessness?
Yes, we are missing someone that is important because of its constitutional responsibility and moral obligation towards its people. Someone that is also important to directly serve an assurance to the young hero’s family, friends, and the whole of citizenry of Hangu and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, reminding them that there is somebody out there to feel their pain, shed tear on their loss, solace them in their difficult time, and stand bravely with them in a time when they need it the most.
The silence with which the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government has reacted to the young man’s courage or the carelessness with which it responded to the attack on the school is not so astonishing.
The provincial assembly offered belated prayers (on Friday) for both Hassan and the Sindh police officer. Had it not been the police officer’s tragic death in a violent Taliban attack, the assembly might not have opted to remember the young hero.
One can put this argument across with certain degree of confidence because the assembly did not pay attention to the Hangu school attack in its sittings held between Monday and Friday: the day the attack occurred and the day the prayers were offered.Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf and its major coalition partner Jamaat-i-Islami have over the past several months shown the tendency to protest and explode in condemnation only when a militant is killed in a US drone attack. They beat chest on every such occasion and term it a conspiracy to thwart peace prospects.
PTI chairman Imran Khan’s statement following the Sindh police officer’s murder did not come as a surprise either. The party’s stand towards militancy may not be in line with its own election manifesto, but it is consistent with its attempts to avoid confrontation with Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan.
There is a growing public perception that suggests the PTI leadership is frightened of challenging Taliban over their violence against humanity.
The party supporters might differ with the observation by citing Imran Khan’s recent participation in the polio vaccination campaign in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa as a reminder of going against Taliban.
However, Mr Khan’s participation in the vaccination campaign would have meant something really bigger if he had chosen to administer the polio vaccination drops to children in Peshawar or Swabi where the ruthless hands gunned down poor vaccinators in the recent. Instead, Mr Khan chose to administer drops to a grandson of his political ideologue Maulana Samiul Haq at a well guarded rural health centre at Akkora Khattak.
Governance requires a little more than rehashing old ideas to formulate forms and project them as a recipe for change. It also requires more than studying different laws to make a new regulation and claim it to be a new initiative. Laws are important. Equally important is the enforcement. Without strict and effective implementation good laws becomes a burden of history.
PTI has promised to ensure good governance. Its election manifesto serves as a sorry reminder of a document that has apparently lost meaning in today’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
PTI’s latest take on peace is well known. Peace cannot be established unless drone strikes are stopped. What if TTP does not agree to peace talks even if the drone strikes are stopped? TTP has already spoken its mind: its struggle is for the enforcement of Sharia in Pakistan, which means drone strikes are a secondary issue.
We can’t remind Chief Minister Pervez Khattak his role as a protector of the people of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. But, we can refer to his party’s election manifesto in which it clearly states that “PTI also recognises the scourge of terrorism and its devastating effect on Pakistan and its citizens.” Isn’t Aitezaz a victim of terrorism? Doesn’t he deserve justice? Shouldn’t we arrest the masterminds, who planned the ghastly attack on Hangu’s school?
These are the questions the answers to which are lost deep in PTI-led provincial government’s silence over the consistency with which terrorists have targeted people in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa since its taking office in June last.
http://www.dawn.com/news/1080248/all-recognise-valour-of-hangu-hero-but-pti-govt
Star Gazer
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Re: All recognise valour of Hangu hero but PTI govt
Always jumping the gun! What about the acknowledgement from IK and PTI?
I wish you had this courage and dawn had the same standard when AAZ was on vacation to France and there were floods in Pakistan?Or when NS has been away from the country doing God knows what for what and for whom?
When all the promises of PML-N big shots are "Joshay Khitabat" at that time these journalists do not have time or skill to write even two lines, why? may I ask? are we missing something here? Yes we are and that is called self respect,honor,honesty.
Always jumping the gun! What about the acknowledgement from IK and PTI?
I wish you had this courage and dawn had the same standard when AAZ was on vacation to France and there were floods in Pakistan?Or when NS has been away from the country doing God knows what for what and for whom?
When all the promises of PML-N big shots are "Joshay Khitabat" at that time these journalists do not have time or skill to write even two lines, why? may I ask? are we missing something here? Yes we are and that is called self respect,honor,honesty.
Re: All recognise valour of Hangu hero but PTI govt
PTI enemies are trying to defame its popularity by raising non issues.Talibal are attacking their target since last 8 years but now when they attack , enemies of Pakistan start criticize IK or PTI. In PTI heolousy they didn't think about their country intrest.
Now these enemies are supporting those corrupt parties who sucks people ofike ANP, PPP, MQM.
For for ur record , Kpk govt approved 5 milo d for Aitazaz Hasan family.
PTI enemies are trying to defame its popularity by raising non issues.Talibal are attacking their target since last 8 years but now when they attack , enemies of Pakistan start criticize IK or PTI. In PTI heolousy they didn't think about their country intrest.
Now these enemies are supporting those corrupt parties who sucks people ofike ANP, PPP, MQM.
For for ur record , Kpk govt approved 5 milo d for Aitazaz Hasan family.
pakistani786
Minister (2k+ posts)
Re: All recognise valour of Hangu hero but PTI govt
Dawn is a reliable source. if they are saying All recognize valour of Hangu hero but PTI govt then it must be truth.
PTI can bring them to court if it is not true.
Dawn is a reliable source. if they are saying All recognize valour of Hangu hero but PTI govt then it must be truth.
PTI can bring them to court if it is not true.
