Pasand ki shadi ne kaisi qiamat dha di...bahan behnoi hath na lage to bhai aru mamoon mar dala - Jang by Malik Mohammad
Terrorist attack on central prison DI Khan claims 14 lives; 253 prisoners escape; TTP claims responsibility of attack - SANA
DERA ISMAIL KHAN, (SANA): Nearly 253 prisoners including hardcore militants escaped late Monday when nearly 150 insurgents armed with mortars and grenades attacked the Central Prison in Dera Ismail Khan. At least 14 people including six policemen were killed and seven others wounded. DI Khan Commissioner Mushtaq Jadoon said 243 prisoners including 30 militants escaped. However, police arrested six of them during the operation. Police said five suicide bombers were killed by security forces. 60 to 65 explosions were also heard in the jail. TTP has claimed the responsibility of attack.
The terrorists also took along six women, including a woman lady constable. The husband of lady constable was killed by the terrorists and after that she was employed in police. The killed persons include Mazhar Hussain Qureshi, Saifulah, Rustam, Mir Zaman, Piao Sardar, Sajid, Jumma Malang, Aslam, Akhtar Abbas, Nasim, and one unknown person.
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| Daily Jang 31 July 2013 |
Authorities have imposed a curfew in D.I Khan and Tank cities and asked the residents to stay at home. At least 11 people including five policemen were killed and seven others wounded in the brazen attack which targeted the Central Prison in Dera Ismail Khan, Deputy Commissioner Mushtaq Jadoon told media.
“A total of 243 prisoners have escaped, six of them were later arrested by police,” he said, adding that “30 among the escaped prisoners were hardcore militants”.
The militants killed six policemen, six prisoners and two civilians during Monday night’s attack in the town of Dera Ismail Khan, said the town’s commissioner, Mushtaq Jadoon.
Fifteen policemen were wounded, said Jadoon.
Fifteen policemen were wounded, said Jadoon.
Around 150 militants arrived at the prison by car and motorcycle at around 11:30 p.m. to begin the attack, which lasted for about four and a half hours until most of the fighters escaped, said intelligence officials, speaking on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to talk to the media.
The security sources said the jail is considered one of the largest jails of the province, as over 5000 prisoners are detained here. The security sources added as many as 150 terrorists have been kept in custody at this DI Khan jail.
The provincial government said terrorists attacked the jail with heavy weaponry. The sources said the security forces killed a suicide bomber, whose vehicle exploded with a loud bang near a check post at some distance from the jail. The official sources said the blown-up vehicle was fully packed with explosives.
Police and security forces rushed to the detention facility and cordoned off the area as militants attacked the prison with heavy weapons including mortars. According to reports gun shots and almost 60 explosions were heard inside the prison.
DIG Prisons Khalid Abbas said that the Pakistan Army was called in after militant attack. He said that as many as 5000 prisoners including 250 belonging to banned outfits were held in the jail.
The proscribed Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) claimed responsibility for the attack and said that over 100 militants, including suicide bombers took part in the attack.
A spokesman for the Pakistani Taliban, Shahidullah Shahid, accepted responsibility for the attack. Speaking to a private TV channel he claimed around 100 militants attacked the prison including a number of suicide bombers.
Meanwhile the IG KPK Ahsan Ghani, additional chief secretary, additional IG Special Branch Liaquat Ali Shah, IG Prisons Khalid Abbas visited the district central jail and took briefing regarding the incident. They also inspected different parts of jail.
Hundreds of militants including Adnan Rasheed, a key Taliban figure involved in a life attempt on former military ruler Gen (retd) Pervez Musharraf were also freed in a similar attack in Bannu by Taliban insurgents last year.
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OPTIMUS G PRO, LG’S FIRST FULL HD SMARTPHONE TO BE LAUNCHED IN PAKISTAN
Award-winning Smartphone Receives Accolades from Customers, Industry
KARACHI, July 30, 2013 — Hot on the heels of the success of Optimus G, LG Electronics (LG) will introduce the newest addition to the G family in Pakistan. With the largest display yet to appear on an LG smartphone, the 4G LTE-equipped Optimus G Pro with 5.5-inch Full HD IPS display and new UX features was developed to meet the growing demand for smartphones with large screens.
The Full HD IPS display on the Optimus G Pro — developed in partnership with LG Display — delivers 1920 x 1080 pixels at 400ppi. The smartphone offers the largest battery capacity in its class at 3,140mAh, allowing for Full HD viewing enjoyment for hours on end. And with an improved 13MP rear and 2.1MP front camera, users can also capture images and videos in Full HD, the same quality found on high definition TVs.
The Optimus G Pro also comes with advanced UX features developed specifically for the device, such as Dual Recording and Virtual Reality (VR) Panorama. Dual Recording allows users to capture video with both the front and rear cameras simultaneously for a unique picture-in-picture experience. And VR Panorama allows shots of entire horizontal and vertical environments for a full 360o view. Creative and innovative UX features popular with Optimus G users have been added to the Optimus G Pro, such as an upgraded QSlide, Live Zooming and QuickMemo.
"The Optimus G Pro was developed specifically to deliver vivid and superb picture quality in a large display smartphone form factor," said Mr. D.Y. Kim, President of LG Electronics, Gulf FZE. "We will continue to expand our position in the premium LTE smartphone segment with our superior display technology and unique user experience."
LG's Optimus G Pro is one of the most advanced smartphones currently on the market. It was recently honored with the Best LTE Device/Handset Award at LTE World Summit 2013 in recognition of the device's industry-leading performance and features. The smartphone was also recognized soon after its debut at Mobile World Congress 2013 by the red dot design awards for excellence in the field of design.
Optimus G Pro Key Specifications:
• Chipset: 1.7GHz Quad-Core Qualcomm® Snapdragon™ 600 Processor
• RAM: 2GB DDR
• Internal Memory: 16GB
• Display: 5.5-inch Full HD (1920 x 1080 pixels / 400ppi)
• Camera: Rear 13.0MP with LED Flash / Front 2.1MP
• OS: Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean
• Battery : 3,140mAh (removable / wireless charging capable)
• Size: 150.2 x 76.1 x 9.4mm
Aaj Kamran Khan Kay Sath ( #ImranKhan kisi bhi waqt qaumi satah par itejaj ki call de saktay hin - -30 Jul 2013-Part 2
Maqbooza #Pakistan - Occupied #Pakistan by Talat Hussain telling the reasons why he is going to leave Express News
Maqbooza #Pakistan - Occupied #Pakistan by Talat Hussain telling the reasons why he is going to leave Express News
#Pakistan TV host #AamirLiaquatHussain to audience: Who wants to win a baby? - #CNN
Karachi (CNN) -- Plumbing new depths in the battle for television ratings, abandoned babies are being given out as prizes on a controversial prime-time game show in Pakistan.
TV host Aamir Liaquat Hussain presented baby girls to two unsuspecting couples during his show, which is broadcast live for seven hours a day during the month of Ramadan.
"I was really shocked at first. I couldn't believe we were being given this baby girl," said Suriya Bilqees, now a mother of a two-week old. "I was extremely happy."
Another baby, a boy, is due to be given to another couple at some point in the coming days.
The show's host has been described as a religious scholar, TV megastar and even a sex symbol. His heady mix of religion and entertainment is often followed by controversy.
"At Christmas there's Santa Claus to give everyone gifts, it's important for Christians. For us Ramadan is a really special time so it's really important to make people happy and reward them," said Hussain.
His show -- Aman Ramazan -- has been dubbed Pakistan's version of The Price Is Right, with members of the 500-strong audience receiving prizes in exchange for answering questions on the Quran.
The giveaway bonanza includes motorbikes, microwave ovens, washing machines and fridges.
He also cooks while men sing Islamic hymns and discusses religion with children in a garden full of rabbits, snakes and goats.
The baby girls given away on the show were found by an NGO, theChhipa Welfare Association, which says it receives up to 15 abandoned babies a month.
"Our team finds babies abandoned on the street, in garbage bins -- some of them dead, others mauled by animals. So why not ensure the baby is kept alive and gets a good home?" said Ramzan Chhipa, who runs the organization.
"We didn't just give the baby away. We have our own vetting procedure. This couple was already registered with us and had four or five sessions with us."
But, the couple didn't know they would be handed a newborn when they were invited to take part in the show and paperwork was not processed before the live broadcast.
Adoption is not officially recognized in Pakistan and there is no adoption law. The couple will have to apply for guardianship at a family court.
"We've created a symbol of peace and love, that's our show's theme -- to spread love. I'm setting an example. Giving a childless couple an abandoned child," Hussain said.
Some viewers praised the show's baby giveaway but others declared it a publicity stunt.
We've created a symbol of peace and love, that's our show's theme -- to spread love. I'm setting an example. Giving a childless couple an abandoned child
TV host Aamir Liaquat Hussain
"Pakistan wake up," Shamim Mahmood wrote on the NGO's Facebook page. "Babies are not trophies to be handed to just anyone."
Hussain says it isn't a gimmick to win ratings during the Islamic holy month. He believes his show is unifying a fractured nation, plagued by sectarian violence, religious intolerance and terrorism.
"These are the disenfranchised babies that grow up to be street kids and used for suicide bombing attacks. We have tried to show an alternative," he said.
"Telling people to take these kids off the rubbish on the streets, raise them and make them a responsible citizen, not to destroy society through terrorism," he said.
The show has proved extremely popular, breaking ratings records and may be extended beyond its Ramadan run. He is also planning another program where the audience will be from the minority Hindu, Sikh and Christian communities.
France needs to start facing up to Islamophobia
The Paris riots over the arrest of a veiled Muslim woman reveal the ongoing tension between the police and minority populations
The trigger for the riots in the Parisian suburb of Trappes last weekendwas a relatively ordinary one: the local police stopped a young woman for wearing the full veil in public. Ordinary, that is, since the inception, in April 2011, of Law 2010-1192 of 11 October 2010 prohibiting the concealment of the face in public space, according to which the wearing of this type of garment can lead to a fine of €150 (£129) and a "community rehabilitation programme" in the form of mandatory citizenship classes. Over the course of two years, the police have issued 705 citations.
In many ways, the arrest in Trappes was routine from the point of view of both the police and the young woman concerned. But it took a bad turn: the young woman and her husband were taken to the station, the Trappes commissioner refused to register the complaint made by the young woman's mother, who was witness to the arrest, and civil unrest erupted over the course of that Friday, followed by numerous further arrests.
The context within which this episode took place is slightly more difficult to untangle. There is an easy tendency, sustained by the media, to accentuate the extreme social precariousness in the French suburbs, the failure of national integration, the continuing problem of the suburbs, regardless of the particular political persuasion of the government in charge. Every one of these colours the context. But there is a new element in play during these incidents in Trappes: Islamophobia.
It shows up in multiple forms: attacks on mosques, desecration of religious sites, the ban on the headscarf in public schools, making it impossible for certain veiled women to access public services, to accompany their children on school outings, the rampant insults, harassment, humiliation, physical and verbal aggression they are subject to, racial and ethnic profiling and discrimination, sometimes culminating in physical attacks, such as the recent one on a veiled woman in Argenteuil, who lost her baby as a result. But the principal characteristic of Islamophobia is that it remains, at least in France, very rarely denounced. It is consistently perceived as an exaggeration, the result of victimised posturing invented by troublemaking Muslims, who are incapable of integrating and bending to the requirements of French citizenship.
In Trappes, Islamophobia has crossed another line of French political history, that of the relationship between the police and the populace, particularly the minority population. The history of the French police is inseparable from the progressive construction of the state. The police force, nationalised and centralised, emerged as a front against regional powers, and subsequently grew its power and influence against the working and anti-colonialist classes over the last century.
The security of the power structure has always taken precedence over the security of everyday citizens: the affirmation or consolidation of the state has subsequently rested on a culture that placed great importance on the maintenance of public order and on the gathering of political intelligence. As a result, there is very little that would create arapprochement between the police forces assigned to minority areas and the inhabitants themselves. This power structure encloses all relations between citizens and police within a rigid framework, characterised by distance and defiance.
Bridging this distance between the populace and the police has been long been identified as a necessity. At the end of the 1990s, the Socialist government attempted to design a police force that would have more contact with and therefore more proximity to the population, an initiative that was quickly thwarted by the right's rise to power and the resistance on behalf of police hierarchies and unions.
Add to this environmental mix the harsh identity checks and brutal police treatment reserved for minorities and the working classes, and it is no surprise that over the past 40 years, the vast majority of suburban revolts have risen out of incidents with the police. The tradition of struggle against police discrimination in France is an old one, and one of its most recent demands – for the establishment of vouchers or documentation during identity checks in order to better fight against the practice of "ethnic profiling" – was taken up by François Hollande during his candidature only for him to abandon it once elected.
The events in Trappes are therefore not restricted to a conflict between the forces for order and Muslims. Nor is it a fight between secularism and the Islamisation of the suburbs. The tensions related to the enforcement of the ban on the wearing of the niqab straddle a much more general history of the relationship between the police and the populace.
Given that we are only a few weeks away from the primaries of the 2014 European and French municipal electoral campaigns, it is imperative that we begin to anticipate the effect that the hardships being endured by the working classes and the continuing stigmatisation of Muslims will have on the electorate.
Source: Guardian
A series of videos where PMLN and MQM leaders blaming each others….. now they are brothers
ایم کیو ایم کے حیدر عباس رضوی ن لیگ کی تعریف کرتے ہوئے۔۔۔۔ ہاہاہاہاہاہاہ
پہلے سنیے نواز شریف کو اور اس کے جواب ایم کیوایم کے سابق کارکن اور رہنما عمران فاروق کی گفتگو۔۔۔۔۔
Nawaz Sharif on MQM and MQM on Nawaz Sharif by SalimJanMazari
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Ziaudding ka Amir Liaquat ke khilaf #Ummat ma chapne wala #column.. aur Amir Liaquat ka fori jawab... must watch this video
ڈاکٹر عامر لیاقت حسین کا ضیاء الدین کو جواب۔۔۔
مداری: جیو چینل پر ایک مداری وختا ڈالا ہوا ہے ۔ روز مذہب کی تجارت کرکے مذہب کو رسوا کرتا ہے۔ گھنٹوں ڈگڈگی بجاتا ہے۔۔جھولی سے اناپ نکالتا ہے اور ترسے ہوئے لوگوں پر پھینک دیتا ہے۔۔پھر لوٹ مار کا تماشا دکھاتا ہے۔۔۔رمضاب جیسے مبارک مہنہ کو مسخروں، بھانڈوں ، مداریوں، گویوں اداکاروں اور کاسا برداروں کے حوالے کرکے جیو ٹی وی اپنی خدمت کی ہو تو کی ہو، اسلام یا عوام کی خدمت نہیں کی ہے۔۔۔۔ ضیاء الدین کے امت میں چھپنے والے کالم یہ چند لائن ہیں، جس کے جواب میں عامر لیاقت حیسن نے جواب
Ajeeb Dastan Bila Anwan - Hum shayad dunya ki dilchasp tareen balke mazhiqa khez tarin qaum hain - by Hassan Nisar 13 Jul 2013
Bhattay ki laanat Lahore phunch gaye...factory malikan aur transporters ko dhamkian - by Mansoor Asghar Raja
U.S. taps half-billion German phone, internet links in month - Report
(Reuters) The United States taps half a billion phone calls, emails and text messages in Germany in a typical month and has classed its biggest European ally as a target similar to China, according to secret U.S. documents quoted by a German newsmagazine.
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