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Subject: FW: PML-N SUPPORTERS - UR ACHIEVMENTS
Date: Tue, 14 Jul 2009 02:43:08 +0000


 

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Subject: PML-N SUPPORTERS - UR ACHIEVMENTS
Date: Tue, 14 Jul 2009 02:30:06 +0000

Police book PML-N MPA in alleged rape case

June, 4 2009 LAHORE: The Naseerabad police have registered a case against a Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz MPA on the complaint of a married woman who alleged that he raped her at gunpoint. The police have not arrested the MPA so far. Tahira Parveen of Green Town alleged that a PML-N MPA from Pasrur, Munawar Ali Gill, had raped her at gunpoint at a Gulberg hotel late on Monday. Parveen, mother of four, arrived at the Naseerabad police station in early hours of Wednesday and complained that Gill called her to the hotel under the pretext of helping her settle a property dispute. She said when she reached the hotel, the MPA was present there along with his friend Rana Nasir. Gill sent his friend out of the room and raped her forcibly, she alleged. Model Town division SP Rana Ayyaz Saleem said following the complaint made by the woman, a case had been registered against the MPA. He said that medico-legal examination had been initiated, and the report of chemical tests would be available in a couple of days. He said the police would soon arrest the MPA. He said according to the complainant, Nazir and Rafique, both supporters of the MPA, had a property dispute with one of Parveen’s relatives and she was called to the hotel by Gill to help her settle the matter. Punjab Law Minister Rana Sanaullah told Dawn a case had been registered against the MPA on Punjab government’s direction. He said any legal action would be initiated against the MPA in the light of police investigation, medical examination and court’s orders. MPA Munawar Gill, when contacted, rejected the allegations and termed it pre-planned and politically motivated. He said the woman met him four months back when PML-N MNA Naseer Bhutta, party leader Zaeem Qadri and local notables of Pasrur requested him to plead her case as she had been running from pillar to post in different offices of Pasrur for the last one year to get settled a property dispute of her cousin. He said the woman had levelled baseless charges against him possibly at the behest of his political rivals to malign him. Gill said he neither booked the room in the hotel nor visited it on Tuesday night, adding the woman might have met any other person. He said the Model Town circle DSP and the Naseerabad SHO were witnesses to the meeting in which the woman had demanded Rs10 million to withdraw the allegations. He said he would seek bail from the court and would disclose the people at a suitable time who were behind the conspiracy.

 

MPA Chaudhry Abdul Ghafoor of PML – N accused of hitting female MPA

Submitted by admin on June 30, 2009 – 12:28 am20 Comments

There was accusation against MPA Chaudhry Abdul Ghafoor of hitting the female MPA’s of PML – Q during Punjab Assembly session. Ch. Abdul Ghafoor has denied these allegations. The same MPA was involved in the Lahore Airport incident.
PML-N, PML-Q MPAs come to blows in Punjab PA
LAHORE: The Punjab Assembly on Monday witnessed complete mayhem after Prisons Minister Ch Abdul Ghafoor manhandled a woman legislator of the PML-Q for displaying a banner against the chief minister.
Ghafoor embarrassed the entire treasury after he manhandled two women parliamentarians as well as used abusive language against Bushra Nawaz Gardezi. He hit headlines after his encounter with customs officials at the Allama Iqbal International Airport last month.
Meanwhile, amid severe criticism against the PML-N leadership, the opposition staged a walkout and demanded immediate dismissal of the minister from the cabinet. Forward bloc leader Ata Maneka also joined the walkout.
Situation got tense in the assembly when, during a point of order, Senior Minister Raja Riaz used the words ‘Ghaddar’ (traitor) and ‘Indian agent’ against Legharis to taunt the PML-Q legislator Mohsin Leghari. Mohsin had criticised the PPP leadership a few minutes earlier for its silence over the blockade of water to the Taunsa-Panjnad Canal.
Cross comments were made from both the treasury and the opposition. Following this, PML-N parliamentarian Sardar Zulfiqar Khosa, on a point of order, once again criticised ëLegharis’. This once again infuriated the opposition MPAs and women members of the PML-Q, including Bushra Nawaz Gardezi and Samina Khawar Hayat, raised placards inscribed with slogans against Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif, calling him a traitor. This provoked a sharp reaction from the treasury benches and most of the members stood up on their seats and started shouting against the opposition.
In the meantime, the prisons minister rushed to the benches where the women MPAs of the PML-Q were sitting. Much to the surprise of his own party members, he pushed back Bushra Nawaz Gardezi and Samina Khawar Hayat and tried to snatch the placards. After his party men stopped him from all this, he used abusive language against the women parliamentarians.
This resulted into an exchange of hot words between the two sides and they hurled copies of the budget book at each other. A PML-N MPA from Gujranwala, Shaukat Manzoor Cheema, also had a brief scuffle with deputy opposition leader Muhammad Yar Hiraj. A copy of the budget book thrown by Cheema hit Dr Samia Amjad.
Soon after the opposition member left the house in protest, Shehzadi Umerzadi Tiwana, a PML-N MPA from Sargodha, protested the manhandling of women. Later, talking to the media along with other members, opposition leader Ch Zaheeruddin demanded sacking of Ch Abdul Ghafoor and announced to continue the boycott of the proceedings till the minister is dismissed.

 

 
 

'N' MNA Haji Pervaiz resigns

By: Maqbool Malik | Published: May 07, 2009

ISLAMABAD - The examination scandal that caused ripples in the PML-N rank and file Wednesday saw dramatic drop scene when the party MNA from NA-55 Rawalpindi Haji Pervez Khan resigned upon failure to prove his innocence.
Party Quaid Muhammad Nawaz Sharif announced this at a news conference, saying the Committee, led by Shahid Khaqan Abbasi, came to the conclusion that another person substituted Haji Parvez Khan in the ongoing Intermediate Examination of the Rawalpindi Board.
He said the MNA was asked to resign as this was a question of morality and rule of law, and the decision of the party was reflective of its desire to promote healthy tradition and clean politics.
After finding involvement of the Rawalpindi-based MNA in impersonation case, Mian Nawaz Sharif asked him to tender his resignation and that was abided by the parliamentarian. According to the committee report, a proxy appeared in Social Studies paper on April 29 on behalf of Haji Pervaiz.
He said Haji Pervaiz was associated with the party for the last thirty years and he had decided to quit the seat after going through the committee report on the issue.
Nawaz Sharif said that in line with the party’s pledge to ensure rule of law, he had asked Chief Minister Punjab Mian Shahbaz Sharif to take action against the government officials involved in the scandal.
He reiterated his demand for a national conference to devise a strategy for solution of national issues and added that all the external threats would vanish if “we get rid of internal threats.”
Regarding the possibility of PML-N rejoining the Federal Cabinet, he said joint efforts were necessary for handling the country’s crisis situation, but this could be done while staying even out of the Cabinet.
“Implementation of Charter of Democracy is inevitable. I don’t know why the 17th Amendment is not being repealed,” said Nawaz Sharif and added that the party would continue supporting

 

 

 

 

PML-N lawmakers turn aggressive

By ASIF CHAUDHRY May 23, 2009

LAHORE - It seems as if PML-N legislators have surpassed police in their rude behaviour, and interestingly enough, the police have become their victim.
Following the foot prints of Minister Prisons Ch Abdul Ghafoor, who is notorious for taking fights with policemen, two more PML-N MPAs, Pir Ashraf Rasool and Ali Asghar Manda turned violent against police a few days back over some unknown issue, and a report was also registered against them with the Sharaqpur Police Station on Friday.
It is to be noted that Abdul Ghafoor has a record of quarrelling with police officers, and now police are collecting record of previous complaints registered against him with different police stations following his recent misbehaviour with Custom officials at the Lahore Airport.
It is worth mentioning that five reports had already been registered in various police stations of the City against Ch Abdul Ghafoor for threatening and misbehaving with the police.
The complainant police officials in their reports alleged that the minister had misused his powers and treated the on-duty officers roughly.
The report against Pir Ashraf and Asghar Manda has been registered for threatening the DPO Sheikhupura and misbehaving with him over a minor issue.
A police officer said that on May 18, Inspector General Police Punjab Tariq Saleem Dogar paid a surprise visit to the Sharaqpur Police Station, Sheikhupura where DPO, SP Investigation and two PML (N) MPAs Ashraf Rasool and Ali Asghar also reached.
The police in its report (No 21) stated that as soon as the IGP left the police station after listening to the complaints of the people, the DPO Sheikhupura and SP Investigation called an emergency meeting to review law and order situation.
The said two MPAs also participated in this meeting and as the meeting progressed, Pir Ashraf Rasool exchanged hot words with the DPO Sheikhupura over a minor issue. The DPO warned him, but the MPA continued misbehaving with the police officer. The other MPA Ali Asghar who was also present there started supporting his colleague.
The DPO left the police station when MPA Ashraf taking undue advantage of his political position threatened him of dire consequences.
A few minutes later, both the MPAs also left the station but to re-appear with scores of PML-N activists, who raised slogans against the police and in favour of the MPAs.
The incident took place at a time when five reports had already been registered against another PML-N MPA and Punjab Prisons Minister Ch Abdul Ghafoor in Raiwind, Manga Mandi and Naulakha police stations of the provincial capital.
Senior police officers have now decided to take up the issue with the Punjab government citing the misbehaviour of the minister and the most recent incident of two PML-N lawmakers’ rude attitude with the police officials.

http://www.nation.com.pk/pakistan-news-newspaper-daily-english-online//Regional/23-May-2009/PMLN-lawmakers-turn-aggressive

 

 

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