Feudalism in Pakistan - Raheela Magsi spouse Nadir Magsi disgraces poor men

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Thursday, 18 October 2012

18-10-2012
A controversial clip is circulating on social media networks which shows the height of feudalism in Pakistan. Raheela Magsi, the wife of Pakistan Peoples Party Minister Nadir Magsi used abusive language for both poor men and blackened their faces while others were busy to capture this insulting moment of poor men in camera. According to the clip, victims of feudalism belong to Khosa cast. As we all know that feudalism in Pakistan is at its best level, feudal lords can do anything against any poor one.

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MQM embraces a feudal lord in the party

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Sunday, 8 January 2012

Express Tribune
HYDERABAD: Ahead of its public meeting in Sukkur on January 20, the Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) organised a rally in Jamshoro’s Kotri and welcomed a bigwig of the town into its fold – a feudal landlord.
To a crowd of several hundred men, MQM’s deputy convener Dr Farooq Sattar announced that Pir Syed Zaman Shah Jilani, an influential player on the local scene, had joined the party.
Pir Syed Zaman Shah Jilani, who is a cousin of Federal Minister Pir Aftab Shah Jilani, assured the MQM while addressing the public meeting that all his mureeds, friends and supporters would back the party. “Our life and death is now with the MQM,” he declared.
He took the opportunity to request MQM chief Altaf Hussain to help work on the development of Jamshoro just as the party had done in Karachi and Hyderabad.
Although Jilani has never been elected, he bagged over 30,000 votes on a Pakistan Peoples Party ticket in the 1997 elections on a National Assembly seat. Jilani is a member of the gaddi nasheen (caretaker) family of Sufi saint Syed Bakir Ali Shah Jilani’s shrine at Thano Bula Khan.
The area has traditionally remained a stronghold of the PPP, MPA Malik Asad Sikander and the Shoros. In the last general elections, the MQM’s candidate won only 3,938 votes.
Before joining the MQM, Jilani was with the Pakistan Muslim League-Q but used to support Syed Jalal Mehmood Shah of the Sindh United Party (SUP) in the elections. He is said to be a big landlord, a class which the MQM leadership despises.
Earlier on, the MQM rally led by Sattar received a warm welcome at different spots in Kotri. “The self-styled leaders only talk about change, but we bring it about,” he said while speaking in inarticulate Sindhi.
He urged the people to  guard against conspiracies which divide people from different backgrounds in Sindh. “Altaf bhai has been razing the wall of hatred which is repeatedly erected. Now, it is time to raze those who erect it,” he said. “The popular support which I witnessed today was unimaginable ten years ago,” Sattar added while referring to linguistic divides.
Sattar said Pakistan’s development and prosperity was not possible without Sindh which is why he demanded that complete control over its natural resources and ports be given to the province.
“Prosperity in Sindh is also not possible unless poverty and ignorance are eradicated from [rural] Sindh,” he said, reiterating the need to end the influence of feudalism.
The MQM leader, who has been vociferous in the National Assembly about the creation of new provinces for the Hazara and Seraiki people, only briefly reiterated the party’s demand.

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Sardar Assef, idol of feudalism joins PTI

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Tuesday, 27 December 2011

After welcoming many NAB-tainted individuals into the party, the Pakistan Tehrik-e-Insaf (PTI) chief has now warmly accepted Sardar Assef Ahmad Ali, former education minister who was the key man standing between fake degree holders and Abid Sher Ali, chairman NA standing committee on education. Slogan of change and heading towards stone age & feudalism. Sardar Assef is one of the biggest feudal lord.

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Feudal Lords backed PML-N rally in Larkana : BBC

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Sunday, 11 December 2011

Larkana (BBC): In recent rally of Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz),  Feudal lords supported the rally and send their servants to attend rally. A Local farmer exposed the reality behind PML-N's rally. Farmer's master send him to the rally, further he revealed that He had attended Musharraf's rally as well on the order of his master. He added, Last time he had voted for Pakistan Peoples Party. Afterward, It has been cleared that It was the rental rally.

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Deal b/w Imran-Qureshi: Qureshi will be Vice Chairman & PTI will give him ticket in the next election

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Wednesday, 30 November 2011

ISLAMABAD: There are signs that an understanding was reached between PTI Chief Imran Khan and newcomer Shah Mahmood Qureshi as a condition of joining his party. 

The deal would get him the post of Senior Vice Chairman and interestingly, chief of the Parliamentary Board, which will award PTI tickets in the next elections.“These offices would be given to Qureshi under the arrangements finalised before he joined the PTI,” PTI sources

Since Shah Mahmood Qureshi was not available as he is out of the country, PTI Secretary General Dr Arif Alvi, when contacted, neither denied nor confirmed the dual posts deal. “Qureshi Sb, being one of the senior politicians in our party, would, definitely, have a formal position in the Tehrik-e-Insaaf but there is no decision as yet,” he said.

To a question, Alvi said the PTI central core committee, the decision making body, would meet most possibly next week to take up a host of issues. “All decisions are finalised in our party in consultation with the whole central leadership.”

Sources say Imran Khan can take Qureshi for the slot of vice chairmanship at any time. “He would have the position next to the party’s founding chief.” Former President Supreme Court Bar Association Hamid Khan Advocate, incumbent VC, would be given another position in the party, the sources added.

The party constitution, they quickly further added, would be amended to create some more offices within the party to meet new requirements as more and more personalities are to be accepted in the PTI ranks.

The PTI sources said Hamid Khan’s office would also be determined from among the new positions to be created. “Imran does not want to corner or discourage those working for the party since a long but do not have winning constituencies.”

Another part of the deal is that the former foreign minister would have 25 per cent of the candidates of his personal choice to contest the general election from the National Assembly and provincial assembly seats of the Punjab,” the source further revealed.

These arrangements, they said confidently, were finalised between the meetings between Imran Khan and Qureshi before the latter joined the party last Sunday.

According to the PTI sources, Qureshi would have preferred the PML-N if these terms were not accepted by the PTI chairman for joining. “Justice (Retd) Wajihuddin Ahmad was expected to be named for the parliamentary board but now he would be accommodated at some other position.”

PTI Secretary General Alvi said the parliamentary board was yet to be formed. “Committees have been set up to establish the central board for selecting candidates. “I am unaware about the agreement between Shah Mehmood Qureshi and Imran Khan on the number of seats they discussed before the former foreign minister joined the PTI,” Alvi said.
Courtesy: THE NEWS

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