Faraz.Ahmed
Councller (250+ posts)
It is not for nothing that people are so fan of Shahbaz Sharif governance.:You_Rock_Emoticon:
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Punjab Health Minister resigned from his post after being reprimanded by CM Shahbaz Sharif
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gorgias
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Re: Shahbaz Sharif in action
یہ دونوں بھائی بے وقوف کامن سنس سے عاری جوش خطابت سے بھر پور اور جذباتی ہیں۔ اس سے پہلے کی حکومت میں وزیر اعظم میاں نواز شریف نے ایک سرکاری افسر کو کھڑے کھڑے ہتھکڑیاں لگوائی تھیں۔بعد میں افسر نے عدالت سے رجوع کیا۔ عدالت نے پولیس سے پوچھا کس جرم میں اسے ہتھکڑیا ں لگواییں۔ پولیس والے بے چارے کے پاس کوئی جواب نہیں تھا۔ کیا کرتا ۔ نہ لگاتا تو نواز شریف کے عتاب میں آتا۔ اس واقعے کے پر اس وقت کی عدالت نے سخت ریمارکس دیے تھے۔
سو دونوں بھائیوں کو شو مارنے کا بڑا شوق ہے۔ اگر وزیر کی کوئی غلطی تھی، تو قانون کے مطابق اس کے خلاف کارروائی ہوتی اور بعد میں بر طرف کر دیا جاتا۔ یا شہباز شریف اسے استعفیٰ دینے کا کہتے لیکن سر عام بے عزتی کا اسے کوئی قانونی یا اخلاقی اختیار نہیں۔
یہ دونوں بھائی بے وقوف کامن سنس سے عاری جوش خطابت سے بھر پور اور جذباتی ہیں۔ اس سے پہلے کی حکومت میں وزیر اعظم میاں نواز شریف نے ایک سرکاری افسر کو کھڑے کھڑے ہتھکڑیاں لگوائی تھیں۔بعد میں افسر نے عدالت سے رجوع کیا۔ عدالت نے پولیس سے پوچھا کس جرم میں اسے ہتھکڑیا ں لگواییں۔ پولیس والے بے چارے کے پاس کوئی جواب نہیں تھا۔ کیا کرتا ۔ نہ لگاتا تو نواز شریف کے عتاب میں آتا۔ اس واقعے کے پر اس وقت کی عدالت نے سخت ریمارکس دیے تھے۔
سو دونوں بھائیوں کو شو مارنے کا بڑا شوق ہے۔ اگر وزیر کی کوئی غلطی تھی، تو قانون کے مطابق اس کے خلاف کارروائی ہوتی اور بعد میں بر طرف کر دیا جاتا۔ یا شہباز شریف اسے استعفیٰ دینے کا کہتے لیکن سر عام بے عزتی کا اسے کوئی قانونی یا اخلاقی اختیار نہیں۔
NasNY
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Re: Shahbaz Sharif in action
[h=1]State failed to eradicate abject poverty: experts[/h]Published 2012-05-02 20:15:24
Poor children look for fruits from trash thrown by traders in a fruit and vegetable market in Lahore.—AP Photo KARACHI: The state in Pakistan has lost legitimacy because of its dismal failure to provide care for the labouring poor. When in recent years obscurantist movements have gained in popularity it is because they distribute welfare benefits that official agencies should provide to the citizens of the nation, Prof Dr Jan Breman observed while delivering a speech at a conference held on Wednesday at Karachi University.
The two-day international moot, Labour in the age of globalisation, was organised by the Pakistan Study Centre in collaboration with Piler (Pakistan Institute of Labour Education and Research).
Speaking on labour and poverty in today’s Pakistan, Dr Breman, Professor Emeritus at the University of Amsterdam who has worked extensively in India, said that the working classes that made up the majority of the population lacked voice as well as visibility and seemed beyond the purview of government and politics.
Regretting that governments in Pakistan didn’t even bother to collect detailed statistics on labour and poverty and that the issues of labour and poverty were not hotly debated in the media as was the case in India, Prof Breman said that he had the impression that these subjects had been discussed more extensively 30 years ago in Pakistan than now.
Referring to the popular slogan of roti, kapra and makan raised by Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, he asked had it solved the problems of the poor in later years.
“On the contrary, stark deprivation has increased and opportunities for decent employment have decreased. It means that the fading away of these themes in the policy, political and public discourse has to be analysed in the broader setting of globalisation,” he pointed out.
In another presentation on the plight of non-labouring poor, Prof Breman said that the case of people who had lost the strength to earn a livelihood on account of old age or mental and physical disabilities was more severe as compared to those who were young enough to work.
“I have seen people who are worn out at barely 45 years of age. This is because of the harsh and cruel conditions they are forced to work in. They are paupers. Being poor means you are somehow managing to make ends meet and living hand to mouth. But, these people are in abject poverty. I have seen them dying in front of my eyes because they have no food,” he said, adding that these people were not cared for by their families who considered them a burden on resources.
Sharing his observations while he was in India, Prof Breman said that Gujarat was the fastest growing state in India and, at the same time, had enormous poverty level and these startling realities were interlinked. The wealth of people above was created by the people down under, he remarked.
“Has the government seen these people? It’s not just the government in India, but also in Pakistan which fails here,” he said, stressing the need for social security for marginalised segments of society.
Dr Amrita Chhachhi, senior lecturer at the Institute of Social Studies, The Hague, said that the notion that high economic growth had led to reduction in social inequalities was a myth as statistics showed the level of inequalities had also grown extensively in countries like India and China reporting high growth while people representing a certain class were further discriminated against.
The move forward, she said, was to give people social and economic security, including entitlement to basic income and a plot of land, which was based on their citizenship right.
“Now governments can argue that they don’t have money for this. But, the fact is both India and Pakistan are big importers of arms. They are spending huge amounts of money on something which is socially destructive. They ask people to fight, but are not ready to fulfil basic needs of people,” she said.
Dr Rubina Saigol, a researcher, said that Pakistan stood very low on all indexes related to human development, health, education, gender equality and infant mortality. “If the country had high growth rates over the decades as claimed by past military rulers, where it has all gone?” she asked.
National security paradigm of the country, she said, had to change, otherwise no democracy apparatus could work.
The speakers also stressed the need for launching effective campaigns for the implementation of the minimum wage.
http://dawn.com/news/715187/state-failed-to-eradicate-abject-poverty-experts
[h=1]State failed to eradicate abject poverty: experts[/h]Published 2012-05-02 20:15:24
Poor children look for fruits from trash thrown by traders in a fruit and vegetable market in Lahore.—AP Photo KARACHI: The state in Pakistan has lost legitimacy because of its dismal failure to provide care for the labouring poor. When in recent years obscurantist movements have gained in popularity it is because they distribute welfare benefits that official agencies should provide to the citizens of the nation, Prof Dr Jan Breman observed while delivering a speech at a conference held on Wednesday at Karachi University.
The two-day international moot, Labour in the age of globalisation, was organised by the Pakistan Study Centre in collaboration with Piler (Pakistan Institute of Labour Education and Research).
Speaking on labour and poverty in today’s Pakistan, Dr Breman, Professor Emeritus at the University of Amsterdam who has worked extensively in India, said that the working classes that made up the majority of the population lacked voice as well as visibility and seemed beyond the purview of government and politics.
Regretting that governments in Pakistan didn’t even bother to collect detailed statistics on labour and poverty and that the issues of labour and poverty were not hotly debated in the media as was the case in India, Prof Breman said that he had the impression that these subjects had been discussed more extensively 30 years ago in Pakistan than now.
Referring to the popular slogan of roti, kapra and makan raised by Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, he asked had it solved the problems of the poor in later years.
“On the contrary, stark deprivation has increased and opportunities for decent employment have decreased. It means that the fading away of these themes in the policy, political and public discourse has to be analysed in the broader setting of globalisation,” he pointed out.
In another presentation on the plight of non-labouring poor, Prof Breman said that the case of people who had lost the strength to earn a livelihood on account of old age or mental and physical disabilities was more severe as compared to those who were young enough to work.
“I have seen people who are worn out at barely 45 years of age. This is because of the harsh and cruel conditions they are forced to work in. They are paupers. Being poor means you are somehow managing to make ends meet and living hand to mouth. But, these people are in abject poverty. I have seen them dying in front of my eyes because they have no food,” he said, adding that these people were not cared for by their families who considered them a burden on resources.
Sharing his observations while he was in India, Prof Breman said that Gujarat was the fastest growing state in India and, at the same time, had enormous poverty level and these startling realities were interlinked. The wealth of people above was created by the people down under, he remarked.
“Has the government seen these people? It’s not just the government in India, but also in Pakistan which fails here,” he said, stressing the need for social security for marginalised segments of society.
Dr Amrita Chhachhi, senior lecturer at the Institute of Social Studies, The Hague, said that the notion that high economic growth had led to reduction in social inequalities was a myth as statistics showed the level of inequalities had also grown extensively in countries like India and China reporting high growth while people representing a certain class were further discriminated against.
The move forward, she said, was to give people social and economic security, including entitlement to basic income and a plot of land, which was based on their citizenship right.
“Now governments can argue that they don’t have money for this. But, the fact is both India and Pakistan are big importers of arms. They are spending huge amounts of money on something which is socially destructive. They ask people to fight, but are not ready to fulfil basic needs of people,” she said.
Dr Rubina Saigol, a researcher, said that Pakistan stood very low on all indexes related to human development, health, education, gender equality and infant mortality. “If the country had high growth rates over the decades as claimed by past military rulers, where it has all gone?” she asked.
National security paradigm of the country, she said, had to change, otherwise no democracy apparatus could work.
The speakers also stressed the need for launching effective campaigns for the implementation of the minimum wage.
http://dawn.com/news/715187/state-failed-to-eradicate-abject-poverty-experts
gorgias
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Re: Shahbaz Sharif in action
اس طرح کی حرکتیں یہ صرف حکومت میں ہی کیوں کرتا ہے۔کبھی یہ حکومت میں نہ ہو تب ایسا کرے۔
ویسے اس طرح کی شیخیاں یہ اس وقت بھگارتا ہے جب میڈیا والے موجود ہوتے ہیں۔
اس طرح کی حرکتیں یہ صرف حکومت میں ہی کیوں کرتا ہے۔کبھی یہ حکومت میں نہ ہو تب ایسا کرے۔
ویسے اس طرح کی شیخیاں یہ اس وقت بھگارتا ہے جب میڈیا والے موجود ہوتے ہیں۔
aamir_uetn
Prime Minister (20k+ posts)
Re: Shahbaz Sharif in action
میاں برادران سے دوستی اچھی نہیں فراز
فورم سارا عمران کا ہے ، کچھ تو خیال کر
فورم سارا عمران کا ہے ، کچھ تو خیال کر
Faraz.Ahmed
Councller (250+ posts)
Re: Shahbaz Sharif in action
Baseless. I am sure when you actually take time to think about it, you would see your error as well.
You should check out PTI/ Imran Khan statement on basant and what was happening before Shahbaz Sharif.
Baseless. I am sure when you actually take time to think about it, you would see your error as well.
You should check out PTI/ Imran Khan statement on basant and what was happening before Shahbaz Sharif.
Re: Shahbaz Sharif in action
hahahahahahaha sab darama ,copy cat in action ,ab jab inye pata chala k pti corruption pe apne wazeron ko nikaal rai hai tou dramay baaz action main ah gaya ,kia aisa last 25 saal ki kisi b noon hakoomat main hoa ,ya phir last 5 ,ab he kyun ,is ne socha kahen pti no na le jaye oh yar haat hoti hai jealously ki b kasam se [hilar][hilar][hilar]
hahahahahahaha sab darama ,copy cat in action ,ab jab inye pata chala k pti corruption pe apne wazeron ko nikaal rai hai tou dramay baaz action main ah gaya ,kia aisa last 25 saal ki kisi b noon hakoomat main hoa ,ya phir last 5 ,ab he kyun ,is ne socha kahen pti no na le jaye oh yar haat hoti hai jealously ki b kasam se [hilar][hilar][hilar]
sohnidhartie
Minister (2k+ posts)
NasNY
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Re: Shahbaz Sharif in action
Bacho ke shakal dekho rona ata hai.(cry)
Bacho ke shakal dekho rona ata hai.(cry)
(cry)
gorgias
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Re: Shahbaz Sharif in action
یار بے شک بسنت منائیں لیکن دھاتی ڈور کا استعمال بند کروا دیں۔ تاکہ لوگوں کے گلے نہ کٹے۔
یار بے شک بسنت منائیں لیکن دھاتی ڈور کا استعمال بند کروا دیں۔ تاکہ لوگوں کے گلے نہ کٹے۔
Taha Ishfaq Bhutta
Politcal Worker (100+ posts)
Re: Shahbaz Sharif in action
^ Ya hain Is ghareeb mulk kay Ameer PM
^Or ya hai is mulk ki wo ghreeb awam jo josh-e-khitabat may inko vote day bathti hai or aglay 5 saal roti rahti hai.. is baat say bay khabar kay jaab wo bukhay maar rahay hain unka hukmaran 2500 kanal ki kothi may aram kar raha hai :/
^ Ya hain Is ghareeb mulk kay Ameer PM
^Or ya hai is mulk ki wo ghreeb awam jo josh-e-khitabat may inko vote day bathti hai or aglay 5 saal roti rahti hai.. is baat say bay khabar kay jaab wo bukhay maar rahay hain unka hukmaran 2500 kanal ki kothi may aram kar raha hai :/
Taha Ishfaq Bhutta
Politcal Worker (100+ posts)
Re: Shahbaz Sharif in action
brought tears in my eyes (cry)
These are children in Lahore .
brought tears in my eyes (cry)
IhsanIlahi
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Re: Shahbaz Sharif in action
unki bv pe dil aa gya hoga.... drama-e-aala ko.... ;)
unki bv pe dil aa gya hoga.... drama-e-aala ko.... ;)
