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[Pradotlc]

I have traveled to many countries but never used 'consular services'. What is it that many people seem mentioning? I am guessing his sons are from aristocratic background and will likely come in a private jet, stay in luxury hotels and move around in chaffered limousines. What sort of problem can they face? It is not like some discount backpackers who may lose their wallet or passport and don't know how to return home.

ask your Asim... why he doesnt allow them to see their father..

 

[El Sidd]

The source inside Pakistan’s Interior Ministry said that the government plans to deny the visas on technical grounds, such as failure to disclose recent travel to the United Arab Emirates, rather than issuing an outright rejection.

again your claims

You posted this article not me so they would be your claims just like claims of nobility, warrior race and sadaq n ameen.

 

[Pradotlc]

You posted this article not me so they would be your claims just like claims of nobility, warrior race and sadaq n ameen.

Good ..

So you agree it is bs


Thanks for confirming

 

[Pradotlc]

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[El Sidd]

Good ..

So you agree it is bs


Thanks for confirming

Absolutely. The article shared along with claims of nobility and warrior race. It's all BS

 

[Pradotlc]

Absolutely. The article shared along with claims of nobility and warrior race. It's all BS

good you saw the light

so when is the form 47 live up to it's promise and issue the visas....?

come on noonies how low can you go?.... even cockroaches have more dignity.

 

[ghazi52]

With immense challenges facing KP, Sohail Afridi’s cordial meeting with PM Shehbaz is a sign of maturity​

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Welcome overtures​

Editorial
February 4, 2026

ONE should, perhaps, not read too much into it, but it has nonetheless been uplifting to note that there still appears to be some room for reason and rationality in national politics.

KP Chief Minister Sohail Afridi met Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Monday on the latter’s invitation. The two appear to have had a largely cordial engagement. They talked about the need for close cooperation between the centre and KP, reportedly agreeing that such coordination was “vital for peace, development and public welfare in the province”.

The CM shared with Mr Sharif concerns about his province’s finances, as well as counterterrorism and the ongoing law and order crisis. It may be recalled that Mr Afridi was picked for the KP chief minister’s office because he is a ‘fighter’. It now appears that he may also be a man who can be reasoned with.


Reciprocating goodwill, the PM is said to have assured Mr Afridi that the centre would cooperate and support KP’s development projects, infrastructure improvement, education, health and employment generation. And, in a break from the more confrontational stance taken by other stakeholders, Mr Sharif also acknowledged that the KP government has an important role to play in establishing peace in the province, but urged the provincial administration to improve the law-and-order situation and strengthen counterterrorism efforts.

 

[El Sidd]

good you saw the light

so when is the form 47 live up to it's promise and issue the visas....?

come on noonies how low can you go?.... even cockroaches have more dignity.

They would have to decide if the falsified visa application is worthy of a charge and then await the correct visa application.

 

[Pradotlc]

They would have to decide if the falsified visa application is worthy of a charge and then await the correct visa application.

Patwari

Why do you lie so much?

Why would the falsify?.. the are not related to maryum nawj

 

[Pradotlc]

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[El Sidd]

Patwari

Why do you lie so much?

Read the article you posted numbskull

 

[Pradotlc]

@patwaris and faujeets

Who should we believe.. ?

a persons of noble birth

Ie Kasim khan and Suleman




Or the form 47 state backed by a military with a bad rep..

The head of Pakistan zadari



In case people want to know more about Mr Zadari…checkout his bentley collection he bought through hard and honest work with his gov salary ( he he he )

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[Pradotlc]

Read the article you posted numbskull

Since when did you believe articles ?..

you didn’t believe the Common wealth report stating the feb 2024 election was a complete fraud, you didn’t believe Amnesty International reports on army’s brutal crackdown, or UN report on Imran Khan on politically motivated cases etc ….

but here you are ….you seem to believe a article clearly written by a army tout which is devoid of logic and common sense..

Look……

If haven’t got a brain take it up with your dad … he should not have sent you to nawaz sharif university..

 

[Pradotlc]

With immense challenges facing KP, Sohail Afridi’s cordial meeting with PM Shehbaz is a sign of maturity​

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View attachment 176818​

Welcome overtures​

Editorial
February 4, 2026

ONE should, perhaps, not read too much into it, but it has nonetheless been uplifting to note that there still appears to be some room for reason and rationality in national politics.

KP Chief Minister Sohail Afridi met Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Monday on the latter’s invitation. The two appear to have had a largely cordial engagement. They talked about the need for close cooperation between the centre and KP, reportedly agreeing that such coordination was “vital for peace, development and public welfare in the province”.

The CM shared with Mr Sharif concerns about his province’s finances, as well as counterterrorism and the ongoing law and order crisis. It may be recalled that Mr Afridi was picked for the KP chief minister’s office because he is a ‘fighter’. It now appears that he may also be a man who can be reasoned with.


Reciprocating goodwill, the PM is said to have assured Mr Afridi that the centre would cooperate and support KP’s development projects, infrastructure improvement, education, health and employment generation. And, in a break from the more confrontational stance taken by other stakeholders, Mr Sharif also acknowledged that the KP government has an important role to play in establishing peace in the province, but urged the provincial administration to improve the law-and-order situation and strengthen counterterrorism efforts.

You do realize they have virtually zero power…. Time has consistently proved that