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Off The Record - 15th September 2011 - Haider Abbas Rizvi - MQM has to answer some questions.
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khudi
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Re: Off The Record - 15th September 2011 - Haider Abbas Rizvi - Require Some Answers from MQM
Altaf bhai... Jiye hazaar saal.
Magar Pakistan ka peecha chor de bhaiya... Why donn't he do something positive in Uk.? He is nearly 60, almost baba jee.... Muaf kar de Altaf Bhai. Please...
Altaf bhai... Jiye hazaar saal.
Magar Pakistan ka peecha chor de bhaiya... Why donn't he do something positive in Uk.? He is nearly 60, almost baba jee.... Muaf kar de Altaf Bhai. Please...
Re: Off The Record - 15th September 2011 - Haider Abbas Rizvi - Require Some Answers from MQM
MQM does ask donation bhatta and khaals by force. please ask all these middle class MQM politician
how they are living high class life. they are all looter and blackmailer and killers.how they bought property in England.
enough is enough thay can not lie anymore their days are numbered.
MQM does ask donation bhatta and khaals by force. please ask all these middle class MQM politician
how they are living high class life. they are all looter and blackmailer and killers.how they bought property in England.
enough is enough thay can not lie anymore their days are numbered.
Re: Off The Record - 15th September 2011 - Haider Abbas Rizvi - Require Some Answers from MQM
MQM PLACE THE CONTAINERS WASEEM AKHTAR
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MQM PLACE THE CONTAINERS WASEEM AKHTAR
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MUSTFA KAMAL TALKING TO BILL CLINTON TRUE COLORS
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MUSTFA KAMAL TALKING TO BILL CLINTON TRUE COLORS
Re: Off The Record - 15th September 2011 - Haider Abbas Rizvi - Require Some Answers from MQM
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ALTAF AGAINST EVERY ONE
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ALTAF AGAINST EVERY ONE
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Re: Off The Record - 15th September 2011 - Haider Abbas Rizvi - Require Some Answers from MQM
[h=1]Judge orders deportation of Pakistani party chief[/h][h=1]The head of the Quebec branch of a Pakistani political party is facing deportation after the Federal Court of Canada ruled he belonged to an organization that committed terrorism.[/h]
By National Post July 18, 2007
The head of the Quebec branch of a Pakistani political party is facing deportation after the Federal Court of Canada ruled he belonged to an organization that committed terrorism.
The judge upheld the deportation of Mohammed Kashif Omer, a resident of Montreal, on the grounds he is a member of the Mothaidda Quami Movement, or MQM.
It is the second time this year Canadian courts have ruled the MQM party meets the legal definition of a terrorist organization.
Mr. Omer is one of dozens of Pakistanis whom Canadian immigration authorities are trying to deport because of their involvement in the MQM.
Despite being blamed for the kidnapping, torture and murder of its political rivals in Pakistan, the MQM has opened a Canadian branch called MQM-Canada.
Members of the group have worked on Conservative election campaigns, met Prime Minister Stephen Harper and recently hosted a conference in Calgary.
Conservative MP Art Hanger spoke at the June 8-10 MQM Canada convention, which was attended by several Pakistanis who are being deported for their alleged involvement in terrorism. Mr. Hanger said he did not support the group. Conservative MLA Shiraz Shariff also attended. He said yesterday he was unaware Canadian courts had deemed the MQM a terrorist organization. "Why are we as a nation then allowing them to have a congregation here?" he said.
Among the speakers at the convention was Mr. Omer, who presented a report on the "achievements and future strategy" of the Montreal office of MQM, according to the group's Web Site.
Mr. Omer has no immigration status in Canada. A Canada Border Services Agency spokesman, Erik Paradis, said the court ruling means that the deportation order against Mr. Omer is now in effect.
The MQM is a Pakistani political party that is part of President Pervez Musharraf's ruling coalition. The Canadian MQM branch has never been accused of illegal activities but in Pakistan the party has been blamed for widespread violence, most recently in May when gunfights between the MQM and anti-government demonstrators left more than 40 dead.
MQM officials deny any role in attacks and say they are victims of misinformation spread by Pakistani authorities. Canada's Security Intelligence Review Committee has been looking into complaints from MQM members that immigration authorities have unfairly branded them as terrorists.
Mr. Omer came to Canada in 1998 and was granted refugee status but in 2005 immigration officials said he could not remain in Canada "because he knowingly and for a long period of time belonged to an organization that has engaged in terrorism."
In Pakistan, Mr. Omer had been a member of the MQM and its student wing from 1987 to 1998. He denied any involvement with the MQM in Canada but eventually acknowledged he was in charge of the MQM's Quebec office.
The Immigration and Refugee Board said "Mr. Omer's reasons for trying to hide that, in Canada, he is responsible for the Montreal section of the MQM-Canada lead me to believe that he knew that his party was committing many violent acts."
He appealed the decision to the Federal Court, arguing that the MQM is not a terrorist organization and that the violence was committed by rogue elements in the party, but the court was not convinced.
[h=1]Judge orders deportation of Pakistani party chief[/h][h=1]The head of the Quebec branch of a Pakistani political party is facing deportation after the Federal Court of Canada ruled he belonged to an organization that committed terrorism.[/h]
By National Post July 18, 2007
The head of the Quebec branch of a Pakistani political party is facing deportation after the Federal Court of Canada ruled he belonged to an organization that committed terrorism.
The judge upheld the deportation of Mohammed Kashif Omer, a resident of Montreal, on the grounds he is a member of the Mothaidda Quami Movement, or MQM.
It is the second time this year Canadian courts have ruled the MQM party meets the legal definition of a terrorist organization.
Mr. Omer is one of dozens of Pakistanis whom Canadian immigration authorities are trying to deport because of their involvement in the MQM.
Despite being blamed for the kidnapping, torture and murder of its political rivals in Pakistan, the MQM has opened a Canadian branch called MQM-Canada.
Members of the group have worked on Conservative election campaigns, met Prime Minister Stephen Harper and recently hosted a conference in Calgary.
Conservative MP Art Hanger spoke at the June 8-10 MQM Canada convention, which was attended by several Pakistanis who are being deported for their alleged involvement in terrorism. Mr. Hanger said he did not support the group. Conservative MLA Shiraz Shariff also attended. He said yesterday he was unaware Canadian courts had deemed the MQM a terrorist organization. "Why are we as a nation then allowing them to have a congregation here?" he said.
Among the speakers at the convention was Mr. Omer, who presented a report on the "achievements and future strategy" of the Montreal office of MQM, according to the group's Web Site.
Mr. Omer has no immigration status in Canada. A Canada Border Services Agency spokesman, Erik Paradis, said the court ruling means that the deportation order against Mr. Omer is now in effect.
The MQM is a Pakistani political party that is part of President Pervez Musharraf's ruling coalition. The Canadian MQM branch has never been accused of illegal activities but in Pakistan the party has been blamed for widespread violence, most recently in May when gunfights between the MQM and anti-government demonstrators left more than 40 dead.
MQM officials deny any role in attacks and say they are victims of misinformation spread by Pakistani authorities. Canada's Security Intelligence Review Committee has been looking into complaints from MQM members that immigration authorities have unfairly branded them as terrorists.
Mr. Omer came to Canada in 1998 and was granted refugee status but in 2005 immigration officials said he could not remain in Canada "because he knowingly and for a long period of time belonged to an organization that has engaged in terrorism."
In Pakistan, Mr. Omer had been a member of the MQM and its student wing from 1987 to 1998. He denied any involvement with the MQM in Canada but eventually acknowledged he was in charge of the MQM's Quebec office.
The Immigration and Refugee Board said "Mr. Omer's reasons for trying to hide that, in Canada, he is responsible for the Montreal section of the MQM-Canada lead me to believe that he knew that his party was committing many violent acts."
He appealed the decision to the Federal Court, arguing that the MQM is not a terrorist organization and that the violence was committed by rogue elements in the party, but the court was not convinced.
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TOOBA TOOA KERY CALLI MATA
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TOOBA TOOA KERY CALLI MATA
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farahkhokhar
Voter (50+ posts)
Re: Off The Record - 15th September 2011 - Haider Abbas Rizvi - Require Some Answers from MQM
changi kiti ey kashif, well done
changi kiti ey kashif, well done
gazoomartian
Prime Minister (20k+ posts)
Re: Off The Record - 15th September 2011 - Haider Abbas Rizvi - Require Some Answers from MQM
Kashif tried n tried but Haider never said: yes we used guns too
good work Kashif
Exposed him
Kashif tried n tried but Haider never said: yes we used guns too
good work Kashif
Exposed him
Re: Off The Record - 15th September 2011 - Haider Abbas Rizvi - Require Some Answers from MQM
Excellent work by Kashif. Itna sara clear evidence, confirmed court decisions aur unrefuteable arguments about MQM being a Terrorist organisation. Is kay baad bhee agar koi MQM ko support karay to usko dozakh (hell) mubarak ho. Aab iskay ilwa kuch reh nahi jata kehnay ko kay Inshahallah zalim jald hi apnay anjam ko pohnchay!
Excellent work by Kashif. Itna sara clear evidence, confirmed court decisions aur unrefuteable arguments about MQM being a Terrorist organisation. Is kay baad bhee agar koi MQM ko support karay to usko dozakh (hell) mubarak ho. Aab iskay ilwa kuch reh nahi jata kehnay ko kay Inshahallah zalim jald hi apnay anjam ko pohnchay!
Re: Off The Record - 15th September 2011 - Haider Abbas Rizvi - Require Some Answers from MQM
wel done kasif bhaie..............good job. sech aour jhoot ki jang mein jeet hamesha sech ki ho ghi. jhoot ghala phaar key bool ney sey bi sech nahee ben skta ........ab zuma dari hum awaam ki hea keh aghley election mien achey loghoon ko vote dein ....
wel done kasif bhaie..............good job. sech aour jhoot ki jang mein jeet hamesha sech ki ho ghi. jhoot ghala phaar key bool ney sey bi sech nahee ben skta ........ab zuma dari hum awaam ki hea keh aghley election mien achey loghoon ko vote dein ....
next2saint
MPA (400+ posts)
Re: Off The Record - 15th September 2011 - Haider Abbas Rizvi - Require Some Answers from MQM
MQM ur days r counted....
May justice prevail...
MQM ur days r counted....
May justice prevail...
Bilal_Mushi
Minister (2k+ posts)
Re: Off The Record - 15th September 2011 - Haider Abbas Rizvi - Require Some Answers from MQM
In law, the term pro bono refers to legal work that is performed voluntarily and free of charge. A lawyer may take on a legal case pro bono for a good cause. For example, if an individual has a viable case, but no money to retain a lawyer, a lawyer may agree to take on the case pro bono because he or she believes in the in the person’s cause. The phrase pro bono comes from the Latin term: pro bono publico. This phrase means for the public good. When a lawyer works pro bono, he or she is said to be working for the public good.
Aik aur MQM ka jhoot pakra gaya.
In law, the term pro bono refers to legal work that is performed voluntarily and free of charge. A lawyer may take on a legal case pro bono for a good cause. For example, if an individual has a viable case, but no money to retain a lawyer, a lawyer may agree to take on the case pro bono because he or she believes in the in the person’s cause. The phrase pro bono comes from the Latin term: pro bono publico. This phrase means for the public good. When a lawyer works pro bono, he or she is said to be working for the public good.
Aik aur MQM ka jhoot pakra gaya.
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