Nawaz Sharif’s ITTEFAQ FOUNDRIES in top
defaulters of LESCO
ITTEFAQ FOUNDRIES of Nawaz Sharif has not paid Rs. 40,436,412.00 to LESCO for using electricity from last 106 months. Its connection has not even been DISCONNECTED as you can see in the Status. Why ? You know the answer. If you guys know any other firm of MIAN G from the list, DO TELL. Here is the link to the LESCO Top Defaulters page:
ITTEFAQ FOUNDRIES of Nawaz Sharif has not paid Rs. 40,436,412.00 to LESCO for using electricity from last 106 months. Its connection has not even been DISCONNECTED as you can see in the Status. Why ? You know the answer. If you guys know any other firm of MIAN G from the list, DO TELL. Here is the link to the LESCO Top Defaulters page:
http://www.lesco.gov.pk/News&Media/5000071.asp
We may criticise Gen.Musharaff for his dictatorship, but, he deserves credit for giving thrashing to the Indian Army. But, the cowardice of Nawaz Sharif turned a great victory in the battlefield to a political fiasco. Nawaz Sharif must not forget, that Pakistanis have long memories. We remember his running to Washington, to see President Clinton, after hearing the usual empty American threats. He committed, the biggest mistake, by pulling back Pakistan Army from captured territory. The Indians hid the truth of their abject defeat, except, Lieutenant-General Kishan Pal, who had the moral courage to admit defeat. Thus, an Indian Army Officer, General Kishan Pal, was more honorable than an inept, corrupt, and cowardly Pakistani politician, Nawaz Sharif. Nowaday, to CYA (American Acronym for Mr.Shariff’s ample rear-end), he keeps bad-mouthing the conduct of Kargil operations. Nawaz Sharif, if he adhered to the TRUTH, it will set him FREE. He is the cowardly lion of Pakistan, equivalent to that in the movie, “The Wizard of OZ.” It will be a worst disaster for Pakistan, if he comes back in power. He will make Zardari look like Akbar the Great.
A General who led the Indian Army on ground in the Kargil conflict, has broken his 11-year silence to say that he believes India actually lost the war in strategic terms.In an exclusive interview to NDTV, Lieutenant-General Kishan Pal, who was then the head of the Srinagar-based 15 Corps, says India has failed to consolidate its tactical gains.Asked for his assessment of the conflict 11 years later, Gen Pal told NDTV: “Well for 11 years I did not speak at all…I did not speak because I was never convinced about this war, whether we really won it…We did gain some tactical victories, we regained the territories we lost, we lost 587 precious lives. I consider this loss of war because whatever we gained from the war has not been consolidated, either politically or diplomatically. It has not been consolidated militarily.”Gen Pal was recently in a controversy involving the battle performance report of one of his juniors, Brigadier Devinder Singh.Speaking to NDTV, the then Army chief General VP Mailk refused to get into the debate but said there was little doubt who won that war.india paid siachen price
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Gen.(Retd) Hamid Gul.
The positive and beneficial results could only be accrued if the Mujahideen were able to prolong their occupation in Kargil. That might have provided unprecedented impetus and it could also force India to abandon its drumbeating of actootang (integralpart). He also predicted that Kashmir issue could have acquired more significant position internationally if the government could sustain the US pressure and continued to encourage Mujahideen.
