04-13-2007, 09:09 AM
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin--><b>Nuggets from the Urdu press</b>
<b>Bob Woolmer was not responsible</b>
As reported in daily Jang, the ex captain of the Pakistan cricket team, Imran Khan, said that the poor performance of the Pakistan team was responsible for the death of Bob Woolmer. He said Bob was not responsible for the defeat of Pakistan in the World Cup. The responsibility of a coach is to work on the technique of cricketers and it is the team players who are responsible for their performance in the field. Bob was the greatest coach and a great human being. He always accepted criticism with openness. He united the team into one unit but unfortunately our players spoiled all his efforts. He died because he couldnât absorb the defeat against Ireland.
<b>Sami ul Haq was denied British visa</b>
According to daily Nawa-i-Waqt, the British high commission slapped a ban on the entry of the head of the Jamiat Ulema Islam (S) Maulana Sami ul Haq and denied him a visa to participate in All Partiesâ Conference in Britian. The British government alleged that the statements of Sami ul Haq support terrorism and are against the interest of British people.
<b>Heroes were product of communal war</b>
In an interview in daily Express, the famous historian Dr Mubarak Ali said that nobody knew about early Muslim rulers during the Mughal period. In 1920 after communal riots started between Muslims and Hindus we elevated Mehmud Ghaznavi, Muhammad bin Qasim and others to heroes. Shah Waliullah was a lesser known personality but modern politics brought him on as a hero.
<b>Punjabi Taliban in Waziristan</b>
Daily Pakistan wrote in an editorial that warriors from Punjab and other parts of Pakistan have started converging on Sheen Warsak, Waziristan. The other group consists of Uzbeks under the command of Tahir Yeldeshev who has the support of local tribes. After the beheading of two Arab warriors the two groups are entrenched in their positions on the hills. After the killing of Arab commander Sheikh Asad Ullah the two groups are at war with each other.
<b>PPP is like a zoo</b>
As reported in daily Nawa-i-Waqt, when a central leader of Pakistan Peopleâs Party came on stage to deliver a speech, one youth wing leader, Shabbir Babar, objected that the ISI agents wouldnât be allowed to address the Peopleâs Party workers. Jehangir Babar said that the Peopleâs Party is like a zoo where scorpions, snakes, elephants, lions and sparrows have gathered.
<b>Conspiracy against Afghan jihad</b>
In daily Pakistan, the ex prime minister of Afghanistan and warlord Gulbadin Hikmatyar wrote that the history of Afghanistanâs last three decades is unforgettable resistance, freedom and Islamic jihad. Our enemies call it internal fighting and fasad. Afghans are proud that the renaissance of Islamic jihad long forgotten by Muslims started from Afghanistan. The mujahideen of Chechnya, Palestine, Kashmir, Iraq and other countries got training and learned their lessons from Afghanistan.
<b>Commitment to America</b>
In daily Nawa-i-Waqt, the famous columnist Atta ur Rehman wrote that on March 21st in Washington a Senator stated that General Musharraf committed to taking off his uniform at the end of this year. The question is that the military ruler kept his nation in the dark but gave a commitment to take off his uniform to the Americans.
<b>In a brinjal</b>
According to daily Khabrain, a brinjal was cut and the name of Allah could be seen very clearly in the house of Zafar Iqbal Bhatti in Shahzada Shaheed Colony, Gujranwala. They were impressed with the miracle and sent the photograph to all the newspapers.Â
<b>Durrani Sahibâs bhagwan</b>
As reported in daily Nawa-i-Waqt, a journalist told the federal minister for information Mohammad Ali Durrani, âap ke bhagwan a gaye hainâ (your bhagwan has arrived). The journalist said this when the minister arrived in the PID center for a press briefing. All the journalists and the minister were in fits for quite some time. <!--emo&
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<b>Conspiracy in Wana killings</b>
As reported in daily Express, the leader of the clerical alliance, MMA, and Naib Amir of Jamaat Islami, Liaqat Baloch said that the killings in Wana, North Waziristan are a deep conspiracy against the unity of autonomy of Pakistan. He said America wants unstability in tribal areas to destroy the unity of Pakistan. He said the problems shall be solved according to the peace deal in Waziristan.
<b>Hamid Gul in commando uniform</b>
As reported in daily Khabrian, the ex head of the ISI Hamid Gul warned the government that he would bring 22 lac retired army men on the streets. He was wearing commando uniform when he addressed the mob who gathered in front of the Supreme Court.
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<b>Bob Woolmer was not responsible</b>
As reported in daily Jang, the ex captain of the Pakistan cricket team, Imran Khan, said that the poor performance of the Pakistan team was responsible for the death of Bob Woolmer. He said Bob was not responsible for the defeat of Pakistan in the World Cup. The responsibility of a coach is to work on the technique of cricketers and it is the team players who are responsible for their performance in the field. Bob was the greatest coach and a great human being. He always accepted criticism with openness. He united the team into one unit but unfortunately our players spoiled all his efforts. He died because he couldnât absorb the defeat against Ireland.
<b>Sami ul Haq was denied British visa</b>
According to daily Nawa-i-Waqt, the British high commission slapped a ban on the entry of the head of the Jamiat Ulema Islam (S) Maulana Sami ul Haq and denied him a visa to participate in All Partiesâ Conference in Britian. The British government alleged that the statements of Sami ul Haq support terrorism and are against the interest of British people.
<b>Heroes were product of communal war</b>
In an interview in daily Express, the famous historian Dr Mubarak Ali said that nobody knew about early Muslim rulers during the Mughal period. In 1920 after communal riots started between Muslims and Hindus we elevated Mehmud Ghaznavi, Muhammad bin Qasim and others to heroes. Shah Waliullah was a lesser known personality but modern politics brought him on as a hero.
<b>Punjabi Taliban in Waziristan</b>
Daily Pakistan wrote in an editorial that warriors from Punjab and other parts of Pakistan have started converging on Sheen Warsak, Waziristan. The other group consists of Uzbeks under the command of Tahir Yeldeshev who has the support of local tribes. After the beheading of two Arab warriors the two groups are entrenched in their positions on the hills. After the killing of Arab commander Sheikh Asad Ullah the two groups are at war with each other.
<b>PPP is like a zoo</b>
As reported in daily Nawa-i-Waqt, when a central leader of Pakistan Peopleâs Party came on stage to deliver a speech, one youth wing leader, Shabbir Babar, objected that the ISI agents wouldnât be allowed to address the Peopleâs Party workers. Jehangir Babar said that the Peopleâs Party is like a zoo where scorpions, snakes, elephants, lions and sparrows have gathered.
<b>Conspiracy against Afghan jihad</b>
In daily Pakistan, the ex prime minister of Afghanistan and warlord Gulbadin Hikmatyar wrote that the history of Afghanistanâs last three decades is unforgettable resistance, freedom and Islamic jihad. Our enemies call it internal fighting and fasad. Afghans are proud that the renaissance of Islamic jihad long forgotten by Muslims started from Afghanistan. The mujahideen of Chechnya, Palestine, Kashmir, Iraq and other countries got training and learned their lessons from Afghanistan.
<b>Commitment to America</b>
In daily Nawa-i-Waqt, the famous columnist Atta ur Rehman wrote that on March 21st in Washington a Senator stated that General Musharraf committed to taking off his uniform at the end of this year. The question is that the military ruler kept his nation in the dark but gave a commitment to take off his uniform to the Americans.
<b>In a brinjal</b>
According to daily Khabrain, a brinjal was cut and the name of Allah could be seen very clearly in the house of Zafar Iqbal Bhatti in Shahzada Shaheed Colony, Gujranwala. They were impressed with the miracle and sent the photograph to all the newspapers.Â
<b>Durrani Sahibâs bhagwan</b>
As reported in daily Nawa-i-Waqt, a journalist told the federal minister for information Mohammad Ali Durrani, âap ke bhagwan a gaye hainâ (your bhagwan has arrived). The journalist said this when the minister arrived in the PID center for a press briefing. All the journalists and the minister were in fits for quite some time. <!--emo&
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As reported in daily Express, the leader of the clerical alliance, MMA, and Naib Amir of Jamaat Islami, Liaqat Baloch said that the killings in Wana, North Waziristan are a deep conspiracy against the unity of autonomy of Pakistan. He said America wants unstability in tribal areas to destroy the unity of Pakistan. He said the problems shall be solved according to the peace deal in Waziristan.
<b>Hamid Gul in commando uniform</b>
As reported in daily Khabrian, the ex head of the ISI Hamid Gul warned the government that he would bring 22 lac retired army men on the streets. He was wearing commando uniform when he addressed the mob who gathered in front of the Supreme Court.
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