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Posted by admin in MQM Terrorism on December 25th, 2012
From Anonymous Karachite: “in Karachi (there) are the Urdu speaking people who want some honest leader like Imran to lift this never ending siege of Karachi by MQM.”
In his divorce case, he admitted to gambling in Monte Carlo as a hobby. One and half million pounds given to former wife in settlement. This petty thief has created a Pablo Escobar type of empire in Karachi.
MQM and Blackwater/Xe are US sponsored mafia style mercenary outfits due to their management structure as it is almost the same both groups’ chiefs are out of Pakistan to start with.
“There is no difference between Tehreek Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and MQM because both are sponsored by India and USA. Sawat type operation against MQM’s ‘Clean Shaven Taliban’ who are supporting Blackwater/Xe is a must because people will support. President Zardari, the ‘Putin of Pakistan’ can he do anything of for Karachi or he has become a cuddly toy now?”
The recent bombings of a religious procession in Karachi and fire bombings of small businesses miles away from the incident reportedly owned by mostly Sunni Tableghie Jamat a non violent religious group, got all the hall marks of ‘private mercenaries’ Blackwater with the support of MQM. According to reports it is physically not possible for any one attending the procession to go miles away, get special fire bombing chemicals and equipment to set fire 300 hundred shops in Bolton Market. It is only possible if one already knows the timing of the bombings and part of the plot. They targeted a Sunni areas where it is almost impossible for an angry ‘Shia protestor’ to reach from the crime scene keeping in the view the distances. So Shia procession was bombed, Sunni business were burnt down and MQM’s fire engines did not arrive. Seems perfect Blackwater Inc style operation?
Blackwater, MQM’s Plus plan was meticulous and well timed. (a) Timing of the bombing few days before the end of the term of City Government Term. So City Government building burnt down with the record to cover-up corruption? (b) Selection of the venues to be fire bombed (c) Torching of Light House Market predominantly owned by the Pashtuns who did not pay extortion money to the MQM – Score settled, Job done (d) Torching of Bolton Market mostly business are owned by peaceful Sunni Muslims Memon Community. They refused to be relocated outside the city because shops worth millions. High ups of the current regime allegedly President Zardari & Co had interest in the land to develop and build flats and plazas. (Job done) (e) Why MQM leaders both reportedly Shias Haider Abbas Rizvi and Faisal Sabzwari not in the Ashura procession? (f) Why police and rangers did not stop the arsonists and terrorists? (g) Who ordered them not to act? (h) Remote control bomb was planted in an ambulance which might be carrying a head too? (i) Who is Hasham Al-Zafar (central) and what is his role in the bombing and burning of Karachi? (j) What is his relationship with Saleem Shezad alleged master mind of the operation and why he only reports to Altaf Hussain?
MQM and Blackwater/Xe are US sponsored mafia style mercenary outfits due to their management structure as it is almost the same both groups’ chiefs are out of Pakistan to start with. MQM are the local collaborators of Blackwater/Xe in Pakistan?
According to sources similar kinds of chemicals and fire bombing equipments have been used in Iraq and Lebanon. Pakistan’s security agencies must look into the links between MQM lead City Government and Blackwater. What kind of assistance they are providing to the mercenaries. City mayor Syed Mustafa Kamal and Governor Sind Dr Ashrat Abad Khan recently visited sensitive institutions of the USA related to protection of US national interests aboard. Why would a mayor of a third world country visit US State Department? Did he inform Pakistani’s foreign ministry? He is on the grooming list. “To his credentials it was Mustafa Kamal who opened the door for the assassins came to kill his ‘uncle’ Azeem Ahmed Tariq, leader of the MQM, as it was an inside job. It sounds like nephew shopped his ‘uncle’ according to a source.
Altaf Hussain’s MQM and his mafia have caused more economic and human losses to Pakistan by strikes and terrorist activities then three wars with India. After the incident on Monday December 28, 2009, three thousand shops were burnt; one thousand were burnt after looting which caused loss of Rs. 60 billion to Pakistani economy. Armed men stopped fire engines for over three hours according to reports. Why?
Elements close to MQM were also allegedly involved in the terrorism, arson, and killings after tragic death of Benazir Bhutto on 27th December 2007. Many analysts believe that it was a dry run by the foreign sponsored elements to separate Karachi from the rest of the country. There is another dimension to the burring of some markets with small business. Some people from land mafia were making hostile offers to these old pre partition businesses.
There are reports that MQM has issued thousands of arms licences to its workers and sympathisers in Karachi and some of the licences might have been issued from other provinces. Disarming of the terrorist groups including MQM in Karachi is necessary to avoid future blackmails.
It is also reported that armed gunmen did not allow fire engines to leave the fire stations. All the fire engines and security cameras are under the control of City Government run by MQM whose leader Altaf Hussain controls this group in a mafia style. Within minutes he blamed ‘Taliban’ for the bombings. How did he know it was Taliban and not Indian RAW or Blackwater/Xe? Altaf Hussain deliberately tried to make this a sectarian issue in his live TV broadcast on a news channel, which matches the agenda of private mercenaries and India.
Asia Times Online reported few years ago during Musharraf era, sources says that, “only US diplomatic intervention stopped General Musharraf from taking strong action against the MQM after he received the report on the recent unrest in which the MQM was implicated. Washington indeed has a powerful southern ally in Pakistan’. After September 11, the United States identified even more with the MQM as it was the only party in Pakistan that widely mourned the attacks on the US, openly condemned the Taliban and al-Qaeda, and launched a powerful campaign in support of the US attack on Afghanistan”.
When “President” Zardari speaks about ‘non state & political actors’, probably he also meant Altaf Hussain too? His long distance proactive and dramatic telephonic speeches are more or less what Lord Nelson said, “If you can’t baffle them with brilliance, dazzle them with bullshit!”. He is never been to Pakistan for more then 15 years but did travel to India on his British passport. Most of the members in mafia style ‘Rabita Committee’ are wanted by Pakistani authorities for heinous crimes. He hides behind this ‘kangaroo committee’.
A political analyst said, ‘to get ‘poodle status’ in US administration Altaf Hussain exaggerates things beyond imagination. For example, he claimed his supporters in Karachi increased by 10 million in just two years because he claimed to have 20 million supporters in an interview with Edgware Times in November 1998. But in 2001 MQM claimed to have 30 million supporters when MQM send a fax to Reuters on 22 September 2001. “(MQM leader) Altaf Hussain has offered the unconditional support of over 30 million MQM supporters to the U.S. president and the international community,” its London-based international secretariat said in a statement faxed to Reuters on September 22, 2001”.
According to sources, ‘Altaf group is planning and preparing for armed fight with other groups in Karachi. There might be a plan to divide Karachi on ethnic zones as Rehman Malik mentioned in Dera Ismail Khan? The alleged transfer of money from Karachi to London, Germany, Dubai, South Africa, Canada, and United States is alarming. There reports of increase in the arms sale in Karachi seem serious but what are the authorities doing?
So what is Altaf Hussain up to that is a crucial question to political and security leadership to think about. His alleged close links with the Indian agency and also acting like a mercenary force getting orders from foreign masters. It is time for the government of Pakistan to approach its friends and allies to have a clear cut answers about the real Agenda in Pakistan? Crimes of Altaf Hussain and his party MQM are so heinous that he wouldn’t dare step in Karachi even the whole period of Musharraf and now Zardari rule?
Until November 1998 Government of Pakistan was reportedly seeking extradition of Altaf Hussain who was said to be wanted in 50 murders and 150 cases of kidnapping and arson. He said in an interview with a newspaper in 1998, “It is my wish that they take me to trial in a British court then I will tell people nationally and internationally what has been happening in Pakistan.” It was Altaf Hussain and MQM who issued a memo to his workers saying,” if there was war between India and Pakistan, MQM workers will be remain neutral”. Why?
MQM’s deputy chief organiser of district Thatta and his wife were arrested by the police for trafficking 120 kilos of A class drugs according to a press report on 16th May 2004. Mohamed Ibrahim and his wife Ayesha Soho who is also member of district government were coming from Bolan area of Baluchistan on Jeep number BC 1248 when they were stopped by Dadar Police who discovered 180 kilos of HASH worth millions of from the secret compartments of the jeep. Police has registered a case number 13/2004 report against deputy chief of MQM and his wife for drug trafficking. Area in charge SHO of the area Police confirmed that suspects have confessed they have been also involved in arms trafficking from Kabul and been to Afghanistan three times. Both were sent to Sibi Jail in Baluchistan.
“MQM has been funded with the drug money apart from the extortion money taken from the top businessmen in the name of support” according to a report published by The Frontier Post on December 25, 1998. The report says, “… What is more alarming is that the Narco dollars have been used for funding the (MQM), a responsible source in the provincial government said. He added that such funding was tantamount to fuelling terrorism.” Is the Narco-terror funding still on?
By joining as local collaborator of Blackwater in Karachi MQM has provided the eyes and ears on the ground with smart guns. Even if US-India sponsored ‘Pakistani Taliban’ claim responsibility of Karachi Ashura bombings, the chemicals and smart guns used in burnings of the over 6000 small businesses and loss of Rs. 60 billion have all the hallmarks of Blackwater/Xe.
“There is no difference between Tehreek Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and MQM because both are sponsored by India and USA. Sawat type operation against MQM’s ‘Clean Shaven Taliban’ who are supporting Blackwater/Xe is a must because people will support. President Zardari, the ‘Putin of Pakistan’ can he do anything of for Karachi or he has become a cuddly toy now?”
(Dr Shahid Qureshi is award winning journalist and writer on foreign policy & security based in London)
His minions deal in drugs, prostitution, and extortion, while, he enjoys the safety and security of British government. He is still under suspicion of ordering the murder of his right hand man Dr.Imran Farooq, whose killers were whisked away to Karachi and the “brilliant,” Scotland yard appeared as keystone cops during Dr.Farooq’s murder investigation. Pakistan’s Terrorist No.1 is living under the Patronage of Her Majesty’s Goverment. PM Cameron is impotent to extradite this killer to Pakistan. Pakistani immigrant British Parliamentarians are silent, because they do not want to rock the boar or are too afraid of the power of Karachi’s War Lord, Altaf Hussain.
They want freedom and i feel for them because for the last 20+ years this terrorist outfit has got away with brutal violence.” Comment on http://pkpolitics.com
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Posted by admin in MQM Terrorism on December 24th, 2012
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1 | Ahmed Ali | |
2 | Babar Khan Ghauri | |
3 | Nighat Mirza | |
4 | Abida Saif | |
5 | Allama Abbas Kumeli | |
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Prof. Saeed Siddiqui | |
7 | Dr Muhammad Ali Brohi | |
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1 | Abdul Waseem | NA 240 |
2 | Nisar Panwar | NA 243 |
3 | Hyder Abbas Rizvi | NA 244 |
4 | Kanwar Khalid Younus | NA 245 |
5 | Abdul Qadir Khanzada | NA 242 |
6 | Abid Ali Umang | NA 246 |
7 | Israrul Ibad | NA 247 |
8 | Dr. Amir Liaquat Hussain | NA 249 |
9 | Saffwan Ullah | NA 251 |
10 | Nawab Mirza Advocate | NA 254 |
11 | Iqbal Mohammad Ali Khan | NA 256 |
12 | Shamim Siddiqui | NA 257 |
13 | Prof. Khalid Wahab | NA 219 |
14 | Dr. Farooq Sattar | NA 255 |
15 | Devdas | (Reserve Seats for Minority) |
16 | Shabina Talat | (Reserve Seats for Ladies) |
17 | Afsar Jehan | (Reserve Seats for Ladies) |
18 | Shamim Akhtar | (Reserve Seats for Ladies) |
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Names of Ministers for Federal Cabinet |
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1 | Saffwan Ullah Federal Minister for Housing | |
2 | Baber Ghori Federal Minister for Ports andShipping | |
3 | Shamim Siddiqui Federal Minister for Communication | |
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1 | Abdul Sattar Ansari | PS 92 |
2 | Abdul Qudoos | PS 94 |
3 | Anwar Alam | PS 95 |
4 | Iqbal Qadri | PS 96 |
5 | Mohammed Hussain | PS 97 |
6 | Sardar Ahmed | PS 98 |
7 | Qamar Mansoor | PS 99 |
8 | Adil Siddiqui | PS 100 |
9 | Bilquis Mukhtar | PS 101 |
10 | Immam Uddin Sheikh | PS 102 |
11 | Idrees Siddiqui | PS 103 |
12 | Mohammad Moeen | PS 104 |
13 | Rehana Nasreen | PS 105 |
14 | Kanwar Naveed Jamil | PS 106 |
15 | Shoaib Bukhari | PS 107 |
16 | Dr. Aziz Bantwa | PS 110 |
17 | Syed Tayyab Hussain | PS 111 |
18 | Syed Shakir Ali | PS 112 |
19 | Akhtar Bilgarami | PS 113 |
20 | Rauf Siddiqui | PS 115 |
21 | Mustafa Kamal | PS 117 |
22 | Faisal Sabzwari | PS 118 |
23 | Abbas Jaffri | PS 119 |
24 | Dr. Ali Bin Hamid | PS 120 |
25 | Hameed uz Zafar | PS 121 |
26 | Jarrar Haider | PS 123 |
27 | Talib Imam | PS 124 |
28 | Amir Moen Pirzada | PS 125 |
29 | Arshad Shah | PS 46 |
30 | Naeem Ishtiaq | PS 48 |
31 | Aslam Pervaiz | PS 49 |
32 | Shabbir Qaimkhani | PS 64 |
33 | Ponjomil Bheel | (Reserve Seats for Minority) |
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Yaqoob Ilyas |
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Farheen Ambreen |
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Aasma Sherwani |
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Fareeda Balouch |
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Aziz Qazalbash |
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Shumailla Nazar |
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Heer Soho |
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Farzana Saeed |
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2 | Shabbir Qaimkhani ( Cultural and Tourism) | |
3 | Mustaf Kamal ( Information Technology) | |
4 | Sardar Ahmed ( Finance Minister) | |
5 | Adil Siddiqui (Labor and industries) | |
6 | Shoaib Ahmed Bukhari ( Planning and development) | |
7 | Qamar Mansoor ( Sports) | |
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Names of Advisors for Chief Minister of |
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1 | Fatima Surray Bajiya | |
2 | Manzoor Hussain | |
3 | Mumtaz Hameed | |
4 | M.A. Jalil ( Excise and Taxation) | |
5 | Faisal Gabol ( Health) | |
6 | Salahuddin Hyder ( Information) | |
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Waseem Akhtar ( Local Government) | |
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Noman Saigal ( Envronment) | |
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Posted by admin in Pakistan Fights Terrorism, Uncategorized on December 23rd, 2012
Malala Yousafzai: Lets Unite against Militancy
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The National Peace Award winner, Malala Yousafzai, who was attacked in Swat, is currently under treatment in CMH Peshawar. Later, Malala were taken to Peshawar via helicopter and admitted in CMH Peshawar. It is important to mention that Malala had been receiving threats to her life, after which she was provided with a special car and unarmed security personnel. According to the electronic media reports, Taliban (TTP) has accepted the responsibilities.
Malala Yousaf zai is one of the best-known schoolgirls in the country and the world. Young as she is, she has dared to do what many others do not – publicly criticise the Taliban. According to BBC, Malala’s confident, articulate campaign for girls’ education has won her admirers – and recognition – at home and abroad. She has appeared on national and international television, and spoken of her dream of a future Pakistan where education would prevail. Even by the standards of blood-soaked Pakistan, there has been shock at the shooting. It has been condemned by Pakistan’s Prime Minister, Raja Pervez Ashraf, who sent a helicopter to transfer Malala to hospital in Peshawar. The head of Pakistan’s Independent Human Rights Commission, Zohra Yusuf, said “this tragic attack on this courageous child” sends a very disturbing message to all those working for women and girls.
All segments of society are praying for her health and are condemning activists, those desire to enforce their own agenda against the will of general public.
There could be the possibility that firing on courageous Malala has been carried out by Afghanistan sponsored anti Pakistan Taliban. CIA and her allied agencies quite notorious in using dirty tricks for completion of their own designed agenda against Pakistan and in other countries. Earlier, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton during her visit of Islamabad in 2011, agreed with Pakistan’s stance, saying, “Now US is realising that launching new military operation in North Waziristan does not suit Pakistan’s situation.” Replying to a question that the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) was involved an assault on the US embassy in Kabul on September 13, 2011, she categorically pointed out, “We have no evidence.” She also requested for Pakistan’s help to “encourage Taliban to enter negotiations in good faith” including the Haqqani fighters. Pakistan’s top civil and military officials have repeatedly disclosed that training camps are presence in Afghanistan, and supply of arms and ammunition to the Baloch separatists and Pakistani Taliban keeps on going by the external elements as part of a conspiracy against Pakistan.
The internal dynamics of Pakistan, however, dictate that a detailed and comprehensive strategy be formulated to cleanse areas infected by terrorism through shrewd corrective measures and judicious action with least collateral damage. Such strategy has to be indigenous one with blend of native society.
In short, we must get united to support security forces in elimination of all type of militancy whether foreign or locally sponsored. We must take the example of Sri Lanka where people fought for 30 years with a single aim of defeating terrorism since they believed that terrorist “foreign or own”, remains terrorist. At the same time we must also condemn U.S. and her allies India and Israel those justify their state terrorism in Islamic countries.
We must salute to courageous daughter of Pakistan “Malala Yousaf Zai” and pray for her health, safety and unite ourselves for continuation of her innocent but beautiful dreams regarding girls’ education and rooting out of terrorism from our motherland.
The writer can be approached through [email protected]
Posted by admin in Pakistan Fights Terrorism on December 21st, 2012
By Sohail Ahmed
2010-06-18
A Pakistani paramilitary soldier stands beside a road during a strike against a suicide bomb attack in Karachi January 1. Pakistan’s financial hub has been widely affected by terrorist activities. Pakistan’s Economic Survey report says terrorism has taken a heavy toll on the economy. [RIZWAN TABASSUM/AFP/Getty Images]
Terrorism has taken a heavy toll on Pakistan’s economy since 2001, according to Pakistan’s 2009-2010 economic survey report released earlier this month by the Ministry of Finance.
Militants intensified their campaign in 2009, specifically targeting Pakistan’s urban centres, according to the interior ministry’s National Crisis Management Cell. Officials recorded 1,906 terror attacks in the country, resultng in 1,835 deaths and 5,194 injuries, from January 2009 to April 2010.
Pakistan has become an epicentre of terrorist activity since late 2001. At least 8,141 terrorist attacks have killed 8,875 civilians and law-enforcement personnel, and injured 20,675, between the end of 2002 and April 2010.
Casualty tolls do not capture the cumulative effects of terrorism on the country, however.
Lives, homes and incomes have been disrupted, and education jeopardized for virtually a whole generation of school-age children in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and the Federally Administered Tribal, according to the report.
Terrorism cost Pakistan more than US $43 billion between 2001 and 2010, the ministry reported. Its impact on the economy has greatly increased since 2007-08, according to the report, as the Pakistani army has begun large-scale military operations in the country’s tribal areas.
A decline in GDP growth, reductions in investment, lost exports, unemployment and the depreciation and inflation of incomes and exchange rates are the most affected areas of Pakistan’s economy.
The price of security-related and civil relief operations, for instance, demonstrates the magnitude of terrorism’s direct costs: Pakistan has spent an additional US $4 billion since 2007, the ministry reports, or 2.4% of the average GDP.
The government has also spent US $600m during this fiscal year to help the more than 3m people displaced by terrorism and counter-terrorism operations.
Pakistan may face a “permanent” degree of welfare loss due to the diversion of development spending toward the security budget, capital flight and brain drain, and due to the trade diversion it has suffered since 2001, according to the report.
Total energy consumption declined 5.2% in 2009 versus 2008, and consumption in the industry sector fell by 11.7%, as a result of the energy crisis, according to the report.
Electricity use in the industrial sector fell by 6.5% while gas consumption by the industrial sector declined by 8.2%.
Summary
Pakistan is facing the menace of terrorism that is eroding the social structure, economic developments and political system. The immediate costs of terrorist acts are loss of human lives, destruction of property and infrastructure and depression of short-term economic activity. Additionally, terrorism creates uncertainty, reduces confidence and increases risk perceptions leading to lower rates of investment and lower economic growth. Pakistan has not only lost precious lives and infrastructure, but also has borne a loss of around $ 35-40 billion since 2001-02. Both the war on terror as well as rehabilitation of internally displaced people (IDPs) consumed a big chunk of the government’s financial resources, thus widening the fiscal deficit and halting economic growth. With the threat of terrorism, normal businesses require more time and extra security for their dealings and consumption activities. Thus, terrorism typically leads to a general slowdown in economic activity. The absence of primary data makes estimating the cost of terrorism to Pakistan even more complex. The present study should thus be treated as an attempt to fill the knowledge gap in this area, encouraging more sophisticated analyses for better frameworks and conflict cost estimations. In analyzing the costs of terrorism, this paper focuses on economic cost of terrorism in Pakistan from a multi-dimensional perspective while highlighting the impact on GDP growth. Additional emphasis will also be placed on FDI, tourism, as well as the social sector.