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Convicted PM Gillani Formally Disqualified JUNE 19, 2012 . 115 COMMENTS    in   Featured Articles The Supreme Court of Pakistan has disqualified Yousaf Raza Gilani from holding office in Speaker Ruling case. He was convicted in April by the epic court of failing to peruse the corruption charges against President Asif Ali Zardari. He had argued that the President has constitutional immunity from prosecution. Today’s court ruling has disqualified Mr Gilani from office and from parliament as a result of which the Federal Cabinet is automatically dissolved. Country’s Ruling Pakistan People’s Party is holding an emergency session in the President house to decide its next move.

Mubashir Lucman, Mehar Bukhari & Qadir Gillani in Bed with Malik Riaz JUNE 14, 2012 . 138 COMMENTS    in   Featured Articles Last night, an exclusive live interview of Malik Riaz was broadcasted on Dunya TV, hosted by Mehr Bokhari and Mubashir Lucman of PTI. Sources in Dunya TV have shared offline conversation in which it is clear it was just a planted interview to make the audience fool. Before the interview, Abdul Qadir Gillani, son of PM Gillani, also called Mubashir Lucman on his cell phone and then Mubashir Lucman handovered his cell phone to Malik Riaz. Mubashir asked Qaadir Gillani to advice Malik Riaz to let discuss role of Hamid Mir. Reports are circulating on the internet in which both anchors are accused for getting bribes from Malik Riaz; such as: Salaami of 50 Lac Rs on Mehr’s wedding.

Malik Riaz Confess Bribery Against Favorable Verdicts JUNE 12, 2012 . 58 COMMENTS    in   Featured Articles As per written statement submitted in Supreme Court by Malik Riaz, he confirms that he invested Rs. 370 million to get favorable verdicts from Supreme Court through the company of his son in law. Malik Riaz has also challenged the Suo-Motto of Supreme Court and claim that this case is illegal and Supreme Court is not a competent authority for investigation. Statement of Malik Riaz

Sethi Gate? JUNE 10, 2012 . 30 COMMENTS    in   Featured Articles The Family Gate scandal seems like a flood gate of scandals, where top power brokers including army, bureaucrats, politicians and media are believed to be heavily involved. One of the influential players from media community, Najam Sethi is believed to be the part of this flood gate. As Dawn TV anchor Talat Hussain recently alleged in this talk show that Najam Sethi’s ‘chiRya’ (inside information source) is actually Malik Riaz. Later Najam Sethi in his talk show criticized Talat and that was replied by Talat in his talk show by declaring all his assets and chanllenging Sethi to do that. Now as per some documents, Sethi owns properties in US that are likely to be declared or exposed. Some people, through social media , even has alleaged that Sethi recieved all these properties as benfits from his ‘Chirya’ aka Malik Riaz. There are also reports that Najam Sethi , as a close aide of Malik ...

Sindh in general and Karachi, the bleeding and burning city of lights in particular, are the worst victims of a highly politicised police department that is simply ruined by the high number of out of turn promotions, controversial inductions and unmerited appointments on political considerations and external influences. A glance into the career of Sindh police officials shows that successive governments have their share in ruining the police department, which has now been completely crippled and has failed to respond to the challenges faced by the people of Sindh, both urban and rural. Merit has never been the priority of successive governments in the province thus resulting in the complete dominance of those inducted through political means and those given out of turn promotions. Instead of serving the people the police is serving the interest of its political masters. Several of these officials have now become part of the Police Service of Pakistan (PSP) and are fast climbing t...

Despite a vague agenda and a playboy past, Imran Khan may be Pakistan’s next Prime Minister. Stuffed into the driver’s seat of his silver Land Cruiser, Imran Khan, the cricket sensation turned Obama-like embodiment of Pakistan’s hope for change, careens wildly through the Punjab on the road from Mianwali to Islamabad, around livestock and colorful Mack trucks tricked out with trinkets. Khan owns the most recognizable face in Pakistan, but he is going too fast to be noticed by the people filling pickup beds and rickshaws, as he swerves into oncoming traffic and along the shoulder of the road. When darkness falls, two women from the wheat fields appear suddenly in his high beams. Khan finally flinches. He jams the breaks, cuts the wheel, and then squeezes his SUV between them with just inches to spare. He quickly collects himself. “You need good reflexes,” he says, smiling. Khan talks like the man who would be king—not like someone who has spent the last 15 years waging a lonely cand...

It took him almost sixteen years but Imran Khan finally made a grand political entrance with his spectacular Oct 30 rally in Lahore. Since then he has been pulling in good crowds and establishing himself as a probable game changer — even if not an unquestionable base stealer. Even his harshest critics no longer deny him the status of an unpredictable variable in the near predictable traditional power equation. Go anywhere, urban localities in particular, and you are inevitably asked What do you think about Imran? Does he have a real chance of winning the elections? More than the questions themselves, it’s the askers’ tangible anticipation of getting a positive response that makes one wonder about the Khan phenomenon. If things appear so promising for Imran and his political outfit — yet to become a party in the real sense — why then does he face the threat of proving an unfulfilled promise? Is Imran for real, or is he just a figment of a frustrated people’s desperate imagination?...