Most of us are fully engaged in cheating system we live inn and do not believe on or think over the consequences of what we are doing. When we get problems in return we put finger on system and bluntly say system is cheating us. Some times we blame on religion and heart people who believe on it and some times we believe on religion and blame on people who do not believe on it. Every one knows what ever we do more or less influence our whole world society where our children and grand children benefit or not benefit and also our coming generations suffers from this.
If the world rulers could just think what they were doing and what consequences the life on earth would face; then the world might stood in a better position than it is today?
Our Pakistani political, religious leaders and bureaucrats are one of the worst in the world and they just try to safe themselves without thinking if the nation is safe; then how can they become safe??? The situation in Pakistan is reflecting to how incapable and failed our Pakistani rulers are? Pakistani nation is currently suffering from one of the worst human disaster when it already was living with malnutrition and poor medical support.
Here are some thoughts people have realised and expressed may help us to think better:-
Life of every kind viewed from the standpoint of meaning and purpose: life lived in the fuller awareness of its human quality and spiritual significance.
Kohlu, Barkhan, Musakhel, Jaffarabad,
Dera Allah Yar, Gandakha, Jhal Magsi, Jewani tehsils and districts are
prone to natural disasters, including endemic droughts, flooding and
recurrent cyclones, regularly damaging local communities and giving
setbacks to economic growth.
Balochistan is one of the poorest
provinces of Pakistan. The food security situation has dramatically
deteriorated and the risk of maternal and child mortality – linked to
lack of access to and quality of services – and water and vectorborne
diseases have increased.
Above all, in such an emergency, the
most-neglected area is MNCH health facilities. Nutrition required for
pregnant women and infants has become a major issue in such situations.
Therefore, medical experts are proposing an intervention to bridge this
gap, as nobody is currently providing the MNCH and nutrition services
in the flooded areas.
Over the past decades, the pattern of
floods across all continents has been changing, becoming more frequent,
intense and unpredictable for local communities, particularly as issues
of development and poverty have led more people to live in areas
vulnerable to flooding. The lives and livelihood of many poor people
are hardest hit by the floods. These people, often already vulnerable
to other disasters and stresses such as HIV/AIDS, drought, food
insecurity, cyclones and ongoing conflicts, have forced people to live
in hazardous places, building their homes and growing their food on
floodplains.
Humanitarian assistance would be essential to
save the people in such rugged landscape areas. In Balochistan, more
than 11 districts, including Zhob and Naseerabad divisions, had been
affected by the floods. According to the provincial disaster management
authority government, 30 people had reportedly died of floods, 98
injured 50 gone astray, meanwhile 350,000 acres of agricultural land
had been destroyed.
There are still a lot of people who sank
in Kohlu and Barkhan districts, but not reported in government surveys
yet, 250 kilometres of national highways had been washed away, and
20,000 houses had been collapsed in 11 districts of Balochistan,
including Zhob city, the floods have affected 2,548 villages, 22,740
families have been internally displaced.
Meanwhile, extreme
damages have been reported in Zhob district as several villages had
been washed away, including Viala Mir Baz, Viala Sherak, Naughozaki,
Akozai, Spura, Hassanzai, Branj Gazarghun, Takari, Khozakzai, Narezai,
Shern, Zama, Mir Ali Khel and Thana Mir Ali. In these villages, 18,786
people had been affected, among which 8,711 were women and children.
The
high level of water in the floods had passed these villagers after 80
years, causing severe damages to the protection spurs, meanwhile
gardens, water-supply lines, irrigation system and water channels ad
been entirely smashed. Hundreds of people were trapped in some villages
and were seeking rescue operations, thousands of trees in the villages
had washed away and the national highway leading towards Alkozai
village had been destroyed.
But the elected representatives
were busy submitting proposals for losses in their areas only, while
people were still trapped and seeking help for evacuation and rescue
operations. These representative MPAs had not even visited the
flood-hit areas of their districts concerned from where they had been
elected. The people have started suffering from psychological ailments
due to the unjustifiable distribution of food among the affectees. On
the other hand, gastroenteritis has killed more than 11 people in
Balochistan, including women and children, but the provincial Health
Department has devised no plan so far to stop such epidemic diseases
throughout Balochistan.
The politicians have been busy in
hatching conspiracies against each other, but the issue of flood is
left ignored. Now is the time to support our brothers and sisters, but
unfortunately the elected representatives have left the masses in the
lurch.
This artcle may motivate, young Pakistani Doctors, nurses and other health Personal to do some thing for our cour pakistanis in need. I wiil be travelling to Muzaffar Garh soon with three tons emengency mrdicine from Europe. See you there……….Dr.iqbal
The Institute of Medicine’s Forum on Medical and Public Health Preparedness for Catastrophic Events serves to foster dialogue among stakeholders and provide ongoing opportunities to discuss and confront issues of mutual interest and concern. In Muslim Countries of Middle East & In Pakistan, there is no well organised system to help Children elderly people. In Europe Study Circle “ Ilmo-Amal” has organised 200 Doctors, Nurses and Paramedicis. Dr. Iqbal MD arranges courses in England, Spain, and in Canada every year for learning people how to help specially children and elderly people. The Forum provides a neutral venue for broad ranging policy discussions that serve to facilitate coordination and cooperation among the public and private stakeholders in developing and enhancing the nation’s medical and public health preparedness. More specifically, the Forum: provides a catalyst for voluntary public/private collaboration on topics where there is synergy among potential partners; helps define the scope of the field and thus sets the stage for future policy action; brings ongoing attention and visibility to important preparedness issues; explores new approaches for resolving problem areas; and elevates the general understanding and visibility of medical and public health preparedness in the broader research, public policy, and other appropriate communities.
The Forum is self-governing, i.e., the Forum membership identifies the topics that it wishes to address, and with assistance from staff, develops meeting agendas and identifies workshop topics. As a result, topics span a broad range of issues in research, policy, and practice. Initial attention is being given to the following broad topic areas: medical surge capacity, disaster preparedness training, communication and distribution, psychological and community resilience, and research and evaluation.If you want to participate then Please contact : Doctoriqbal@hotmail.com
Small children and Pregnent Women have very physical traumatic situation in and around Sawat. .Dehydration & malneutration is effecting them very much.Childrens growth has been badly affected . Children are loosing salts and minerals through diarhea Non-Provocative aborts has been reported in refugees camp. This make pregnent in dangerous situation. male doctors are not allow in sawat valley to check women patient We do need some lady doctors from Muslim countries to come forward. We need them for field work .. Health care professionals and emergency preparedness planners need training to care for the specific needs of older persons during times of disaster.Center on Aging is one of six geriatric centers across the nation selected by the Health and Human Services to provide elder disaster care training for frontline caregivers including geriatricians and rehabilitation specialists. This Geriatric Emergency Preparedness and Response training prepares them to respond to the needs of frail elders during a disaster, whether it is natural in origin or human-caused. Elderly persons who are frail are particularly vulnerable to harm because they lack the lower limb strength to perform simple tasks such as getting out of a chair quickly or without assistance. About half of those over the age of 85 in nursing homes suffer from some sort of cognitive impairment, and may have trouble following instructions and understanding what is happening around them. "Not enough health care professionals and emergency planners fully appreciate this increased vulnerability from certain age-related changes," said Roush, who is also the chair of the Association of Schools of Public Health and Centers for Disease Control Vulnerable Populations Collaboration Group on Frail Elders, a committee created to write guidelines for training programs.According to Roush, disaster stress is a normal response to abnormal events.The exposure level and proximity to a disaster determine behavioral changes such as fear of darkness, agitation and sleep disruption. For some elders, post-traumatic stress disorder can manifest six to 18 months after the incident. Because of this, health care providers should offer psychological first aid to help affected elders feel safe again. It is important to immediately connect to restorative resources such as ensuring safe shelter, food and potable drinking water. Emergency preparedness planners should also know what to expect. The curriculum developed by Roush and his colleagues shows them how to make evacuation areas such as school gymnasiums more accommodating to the needs of older persons – e.g., cots that are higher off the floor than usual to accommodate ease of getting onto and rising off them, adequate lighting and signs with larger print for night time trips to bathrooms, calendars and clocks for orientation to date and time. Pets, dentures and medications are three things that cannot be forgotten during an evacuation since many will not leave their homes without these items. And the consideration of "sheltering in place" vs.. evacuation is emphasized as the first important decision to be made."We have to take an all-hazards approach and assume the worst case scenario," said Roush.Adopting the pre-event mode mindset prepares caregivers for a disaster, and debriefing after a disaster allows for improved care during future events Emergencies could be catastrophic for elders without plan Health care professionals and emergency preparedness planners need training to care for the specific needs of older persons during times of disaster.Center on Aging is one of six geriatric centers across the nation selected by the Health and Human Services to provide elder disaster care training for frontline caregivers including geriatricians and rehabilitation specialists. This Geriatric In Vest ,Emergency Preparedness and Response training prepares them to respond to the needs of frail elders during a disaster, whether it is natural in origin or human-caused.
Emergencies could be catastrophic for elders without plan Health care professionals and emergency preparedness planners need training to care for the specific needs of older persons during times of disaster.Center on Aging is one of six geriatric centers across the nation selected by the Health and Human Services to provide elder disaster care training for frontline caregivers including geriatricians and rehabilitation specialists. This Geriatric Emergency Preparedness and Response training prepares them to respond to the needs of frail elders during a disaster, whether it is natural in origin or human-caused. Elderly persons who are frail are particularly vulnerable to harm because they lack the lower limb strength to perform simple tasks such as getting out of a chair quickly or without assistance. About half of those over the age of 85 in nursing homes suffer from some sort of cognitive impairment, and may have trouble following instructions and understanding what is happening around them. "Not enough health care professionals and emergency planners fully appreciate this increased vulnerability from certain age-related changes," said Roush, who is also the chair of the Association of Schools of Public Health and Centers for Disease Control Vulnerable Populations Collaboration Group on Frail Elders, a committee created to write guidelines for training programs.According to Roush, disaster stress is a normal response to abnormal events.The exposure level and proximity to a disaster determine behavioral changes such as fear of darkness, agitation and sleep disruption. For some elders, post-traumatic stress disorder can manifest six to 18 months after the incident. Because of this, health care providers should offer psychological first aid to help affected elders feel safe again. It is important to immediately connect to restorative resources such as ensuring safe shelter, food and potable drinking water. Emergency preparedness planners should also know what to expect. The curriculum developed by Roush and his colleagues shows them how to make evacuation areas such as school gymnasiums more accommodating to the needs of older persons – e.g., cots that are higher off the floor than usual to accommodate ease of getting onto and rising off them, adequate lighting and signs with larger print for night time trips to bathrooms, calendars and clocks for orientation to date and time. Pets, dentures and medications are three things that cannot be forgotten during an evacuation since many will not leave their homes without these items. And the consideration of "sheltering in place" vs.. evacuation is emphasized as the first important decision to be made."We have to take an all-hazards approach and assume the worst case scenario," said Roush.Adopting the pre-event mode mindset prepares caregivers for a disaster, and debriefing after a disaster allows for improved care during future events.
Early response key in caring for disabled during disasters Essential lessons learned during the response to eart quaks/Hurricanes included the need for physical medicine and rehabilitation professionals as early responders and the importance of promoting patient advocacy, say experts in a report that appears in the Journal of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. "Physicians have had the feeling that rehabilitation services aren't needed until two to three weeks after a disaster hits, but we should be one of the first specialties on the scene," says Dr. Faye Chou Tan, associate professor of physical medicine and rehabilitation at BCM and lead author of the study. "We found that more people than previously thought needed rehabilitative care within the first week of arriving at the Astrodome." The physically disabled are at a further disadvantage during disasters because of the underestimation of disability-specific supplies, medications and medical equipment such as wheelchairs. The majority of the evacuees from the catastrophic area who were treated for rehabilitative conditions at the Astrodome were middle-aged and suffered most frequently from swollen feet and legs, leg pain and cramps, headaches and neck and back pain. The study helped physicians identify which conditions were the most common and what supplies could be collected in advance in preparation for future disasters. Preparing disabled patients to advocate for themselves during a disaster is also crucial, said Dr. Donna Bloodworth, associate professor of physical medicine and rehabilitation at BCM and co-author of the study. "Patients should be aware of their diagnoses, what medications they are taking and how to contact their doctor," she said. Those with special health care needs can dial 2-1-1 if they are in an evacuation zone during a disaster and need transportation to a shelter. Bloodworth said physicians should speak to disabled patients each year about their medications. Patients should ask their doctors about early prescription refills if they are anticipating a disaster, and have a week's worth of supplies when evacuating. Both study authors were able to apply lessons learned at the Astrodome within weeks when Hurricane Rita was set to hit Houston. They ensured that their patients evacuated with refills and all necessary information and now have a call schedule ready for the future. Tan and Bloodworth recommend that healthcare providers be ready to hit the ground running during a disaster. "All physicians' skills are invaluable during a disaster," says Bloodworth.
Quetta City along with Hub,
Nushki, Chagai, Awaran, Sibbi, Naseerabad, Panjgur, Khuzdar ware sparked with protests
after assassination of Secretary General of Baloch National Party Habib Jalib
Advocate, It has become a common practice in the provincial capital when
unknown assailants in the red day light target people to death, Violence has
been continued from decades with blackmailing other Urdu speaking settlers in
Quetta which forced them to leave Balochistan province including educationists.
Killings of a Baloch leader and
renowned advocate Habib Jalib’s murder once again receded Baloch movements in Balochistan
for recovery of the missing persons, even his death shocked Baloch’ other
groups for the reason that Jalib was playing a key role in Balochistan politics
over recovery of the missing persons and provincial autonomy, being a former
senator he played all his political skills to support Baloch National Party on
international echelon.
CCPO Quetta Ghulam Shabbir said
in his press conference that Police had already warned him to hire guards to
protect himself but Habib Jalib was over confident as a result he was killed,
Habib Jalib survived many times prior to this attempt but unfortunately miscreants
achieved their objective this time by targeting him., on the other hand Jalib’s
relatives and party workers claimed that Pakistan’s secret agencies were
involved in attacks but no other. Meanwhile Police arrested more than ten
suspects in recently conducted search operations, but no clue of the suspect
has been found in this regard.
Acting President Balochistan
National Party (Mengal) BNP M Dr. Jehanzeb Jamaldini said that Baloch’ would pursue
their mission, He told this correspondent that “we want world powers to take
interest in Balochistan and help us get rid of Pakistan, our mission couldn’t
be pushed back by picking our party activists” Jamaldini added it. He said that
recovery of the missing persons was one of their core objectives, but their
voice & rights were being dejected and crunched through such unlawful tactics,
he appealed all the human rights activists to look into the pity condition of
the Baloch’ masses. Jalib’s unabated efforts for the party would not be
forgotten, He added this.
40 days of mourning call was
given by BNP though out Balochistan, University of Balochistan and all other
educational institutions in Balochistan remained closed for three days until
the return of normalcy in province, study schedule both in private &
government institutions, students and educationists have totally been distorted
with the current turmoil in Balochistan, a psychiatrist doctor of Bolan Medical
Complex added that post syndrome patience have been increased up to 40 % in
Quetta city, many of the patients are students as they are feeling panic attack
due to flashpoint, bomb blasting, target killings and other uncontrolled law
& order in the province, they couldn’t be able to continue education in
such condition, doctor said.
After assassination of Habib
Jalib, Quetta’s condition has once gone into vandalism, business has flopped in
Quetta, citizen have forgot chanting for price hike control and load shedding,
but craving for peace only.
QUETTA: one person was shot dead by Policemen on Wednesday
when he tried to escape from Policemen, According to details a police party led
by DSP Amanullah Mandokhel raided on Muhammad Ayub’s House in District Zhob,
his son Jaffar Khan was a thief and he had stolen pistol from a house, when
police tried to capture Jaffar Khan he tried to escape from the scene, He was
shot dead in his head by the Police Party, Police took his body to civil
hospital for official formality,
Meanwhile, DSP
Amanullah Mandokhel Investigation team officer who commanded other Policemen
told his Brother Amir Khan and his father Muhammad Ayub that Jaffar Khan killed
himself, He termed it a suicide, “Police was not responsible for charges
against firing at your bother and killing him” DSP Amanullah Khan stated it in
the presence of mediamen.
Amir Khan and Muhammad Ayub along with all public circles
went Police station to lodge an Application against DSP Amanullah Mandokhel in
the presence of media, the Station House Officer (SHO) Sakhawat received
Application but didn’t lodge an FIR against DSP even after spending 24 hours,
Amir Khan and his father Muhammad Ayub along with all public
circles chanted slogans against brutality of policemen in frontier of Tehsil
& Press Club, all other citizen while helping the bereaved family supported
their protest, they set ablaze tires and blocked national highway against
Policemen.
Amir Khan said in a
press conference that although DSP had no authority to kill his brother neither
he had any legal order from district magistrate but he killed his brother
terming it a suicide, Policemen breached the door of my house and forcefully
entered into his house, which sheered injustice with his family. He accepted
that his brother was a mini thief but not a heinous criminal or murderer. He
said that Doctors of the Civil Hospital
refused to conduct post mortem which proves police involvement in killing of
his brother, He appealed chief justice
of Balohistan Qazi Faiz Essa to order an inquiry against brutal and illegal act
of Policemen.
I have nodoubt about your sincere Pakistan loving statements. I am 65, never committed crime, worked hard in Norway to earn & establish my self. I built a house in Model Town Extension Lahore in 1988 so that my children could visit, watch & learn about there fader’s land Punjab, Pakistan but a dirty incident upset mine & my family’s life and our dreams broken into pieces.
I would like to remind you my request delivered to you by the then chief secretary in august 2008 where I explained the chief secretary about my abduction, illegally occupation of my millions property in Model Town Ext. Lahore, injustice with me and discharging of the FIR No. 463/07FT, Lahore by the corrupt police officers. I got your secretary’s phone who told me that my complaint is received by you and will be taken seriously. Your deputy secretary who asked me to deliver all the relevant documents & promised me to provide justice in this matter but soon later the file was closed & the question is why?
Later my kidnappers accompanying several gunmen broke the outer door, attacked on my house, seriously injured, scared women in the house and threatened to kill if I do not stop approaching to you.
I was refused by the local police to register my complaints (FIR) against the attackers (my kidnappers) and their gunmen; instead, police arrested me and closed me in a cell. Next day, my family delivered a complaint along with the reports of medical test to their injuries, from hospital. An FIR was never registered by the local police even requested to higher authorities & the medical certificate was disappeared from the police file.
My kidnappers have registered another FIR against me through a criminal woman wanted by the Karachi police & police broke into my house, arrested me in the middle of the night like a criminal.
I, because of my residence in Norway have to come back to Norway. Kidnappers in my absence illegally occupied my house by kidnapping two teenagers who were at home at this moment and left them later outside the city. I complained about this incidence & illegally occupation of my property by my kidnappers to the higher authorities but in no vane.
I would like to ask my dear Mian Shahbaz Sharif to pls. explain it to all the overseas Pakistanis to how can they trust you & be interested into any of their investments in Punjab if you can not watch and control your own regime?
I would request you to pls. make an enquiry about; why your own deputy secretary did not respect your order?
Why my kidnapping file was closed under your administration & who is behind this?
Why my kidnappers still occupying my property illegally?
Why can’t those criminals be arrested & punished?
Why police refused to register an FIR against criminals who attacked my house & injured women?
How medical reports disappeared from the police files?
Every one knows kidnapping of overseas Pakistanis, illegally occupation of their properties & businesses are very serious matters & ignoring such a drastic terrorism is not in a favour of Pakistan at all.
Punjab & the Central government have no right to rule the country if they can not provide protection to the Pakistani people. Saleem A. Chaudhary e-mail: asranorway@hotmail.no
All peace-loving people are urged to signed the petition along with
their family
and friends. And every body is encouraged to forward the petition
to their
acquaintances.
Pakistan & IslamPosted by Mazhar Iqbal Fri, July 16, 2010 00:18:29 The Prime Minister of Pakistan. Govt. of Pakistan. Islamabad. Excellency, aoa.
Madaras to draw into main stream The media carries Excellency's views on expansion of 'Curriculum of Madaras'. No doubt this is the most important subject from that stand point and all must support this in our own 'National Interest'. The students of Madaras are a 'National Asset' and need to be drawn into main stream of educatuion. Years have been spent to understand this issue and find a way forward. There could be several ways to achieve that. However, the best may be through expansion of existing curriculum. Major part of existing curriculum of 'Dars-e-Nizami' relates to 'Economic System of Islam'. But the focus right now is on other parts. By shifting the focus to ESI, these students will become eligible for jobs in existing economic enviornment, "and thus obey the system". They will also be absorbed by financial sector. This field will expand as economy moves away from 'Riba' at a speed as planned by State Bank of Pakistan. The first batch of qualified 'students' can be in the market in less than 3 years,depending on the entry point qualification. The expanded curriculum will consist of subjects from within 'Islam'.Thus there may be no resistance from various 'tanzeems' or may be met by public reaction and they can thus be drawn in, on merit, to follow this under dual Control. The existing faculty in Madaras will continus as 'learned teachers and guides' in the new system but obey the rules of the system, made public first. Following is the Concept:-
THE CONCEPT To sustain the Economic System of Islam, we need to build up proper Educational back up. This is the Concept on which we can work further. Subjects:- Arithmetic. Trigonometry. Geography. Commercial Law of Islam. Accounting. Central Banking. Zakat and Ushr. Urdu. Arabic. Bait-al Mal. Agri. economy. Few more could be added. Students:- To begin. Passed Dars-e Nizami,B.Com, BBA, MBA, ICMA,CA.
Control:- Wifaq-ul-Madaras/University The Punjab Prohibition of Private Money Lending Act 2007 ( below) can be activated towards this goal. Any new legislation etc may not be required. This may bring changes in the atmosphere faster than many may guess. Request a formal hearing to explain any points that Excellency may require. Respects and Regards. Farooq I.A.
THE PUNJAB PROHIBITION OF PRIVATE MONEY LENDING ACT 2007
(Pb. Act VI of 2007)
C O N T E N T S
Sections
1. Short title, extent and commencement.
2. Definitions.
3. Prohibition of Private Money Lending.
4. Punishment.
5. Offence non-bailable.
6. Cognizance of offence.
7. Rules.
8. Repeal.
9. Savings.
[1]THE PUNJAB PROHIBITION OF PRIVATE MONEY LENDING ACT 2007
(ACT VI OF 2007)
[30 June 2007]
An Act to prohibit the private money lending in the Punjab.
Preamble.- Whereas it is expedient to enact the law to prohibit private money lending in the Province of the Punjab;
It is hereby enacted as follows:-
1. Short title, extent and commencement.- (1) This Act may be called the Punjab Prohibition of Private Money Lending Act, 2007.
(2) It shall extend to the whole of the Province of Punjab.
(3) It shall come into force at once.
2. Definitions.- In this Act, unless the subject or context otherwise requires, the following expressions shall have the meanings hereby respectively assigned to them–
(a) “Government” means Government of the Punjab;
(b) “Private Money Lender” means a person who lends money on interest but does not include any corporation incorporated by the Federal or Provincial Government as a bank or a finance corporation or a cooperative society; and
(c) “Interest” means and include the return to be made over and above what was actually lent whether the same is charged or sought to be recovered specifically by way of interest or otherwise.
3. Prohibition of Private Money Lending.- No person, individually or collectively, shall engage himself in private money lending in the Province of the Punjab.
4. Punishment.- Any person who contravenes section 3 of this Act shall be punished with imprisonment for a term which may extend to ten years or with fine which may extend to five hundred thousand rupees or with both.
5. Offence non-bailable.- Any offence committed under this Act shall be non-bailable and non-compoundable.
6. Cognizance of Offence.- Any offence committed under section 3 shall be cognizable within the meaning of clause (f) of sub-section (1) of Section 4 of Code of Criminal Procedure 1898 (Act V of 1898).
7. Rules.- Government may make rules for carrying out the purposes of this Act.
8. Repeal.- The Punjab Money-Lenders Ordinance 1960 (W.P. Ordinance XXIV of 1960) is hereby repealed.
9. Savings.– Notwithstanding the repeal of the Punjab Money-Lenders Ordinance 1960 (W.P. Ordinance XXIV of 1960), everything done, action taken, obligations and liabilities incurred, persons appointed or authorized, jurisdictions or powers conferred, orders issued and rules or regulations made by or in relation to this Ordinance, shall be deemed to have been respectively done, taken, incurred, acquired, appointed, conferred, created, made or issued under this Act.
[1]This Act had been moved in the Assembly by a Private Member, Mrs. Humaira Awais Shahid, MPA (W-351) on 31 July 2003, passed by the Punjab Assembly on 12 June 2007; assented to by the Governor of the Punjab on 28 June 2007; and was published in the Punjab Gazette (Extraordinary), dated 30 June 2007, pages 5673-74.
Media is playing a strategic roll in Pakistan now days. Thanks to media which is only a source in Pakistan who can deliver the truth about Pakistani rulers & bureaucrats to the Pakistanis & the people world over. Earlier in time media was controlled by the few people in Pakistan who were dictating everything in Pakistan but now can I see a big change. I’m very confident that media is going to change the mindset of Pakistani rulers, bureaucrats specially law enforcement authorities, advocates, judges & responsible from the other sectors by pointing out the corrupt & criminals hiding in the governments both provincials & the central & private sectors; and the Pakistani people would love it. We need a new Pakistan were cruelty and crime is hated and should be a 0% tolerance of such a behaviour in Pakistan. I hope there are people in media who understand; that this is the only way to change Pakistan into a most peaceful country on the planet. Pakistan is placed into a very strategic area in Asia where the powerful countries are showing their interests. Pakistan can only achieve its importance if changing the mindset of Pakistani people but first of all we need to clean corruption & crime from the national & province assemblies, departments and specially law enforcement authorities also private sectors like advocates. There are a lot of corrupt advocates (of them may be many with false degrees) who are playing double standard with Pakistani people who cooperate with criminals and making Pakistan a dirty place for people who want to live a gentle life. I am very afraid also some people from media are corrupt who help criminals and therefore media must also be cleaned from these corrupt and criminals. Saleem Chaudhary. saleemchaudhary@hotmail.co.uk
