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Listen his speech ,,, only target PTI about morosi siasat ... not any other party ....
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Pakistani Dragon
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Sorry to hear that brother. I pray he receives full recovery.
Mighty_Dragon_Strike
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had a angiography, will be returning home 2mrw, thanks for your wishes
Blueishere
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I'm sorry about your father, and I hope he recovers.
disliking posts on a forum is not "mocking" anyone, I've never disliked a post based upon the user, and it's not a personal attack. You chose to escalate this by going through my post history. That's your choice, but don't frame it as some kind of justified retaliation. If you want to keep disliking posts, go ahead it genuinely does no "emotional damage"
Mighty_Dragon_Strike
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if so, have I ever, disliked anything you have said, before today?!
not disregarding you have the choice to disregard, but, no!
you find me, out of the crowd, separate me, bec, of your political and religious biasedness and then go on dislike my posts!
quite a spine you have, to, then come and defend your position!
seems, only brave thing you have is to hide behind emojis, no wonder, you are a top class sore loser
further, then, you made the post, suggesting, Im mentally deranged!
dude, you are a hostage to childhood trauma, dont force to resume that again!
now, imagine this:
1. person, finds me in a crowd, starts to gun down my posts
2. I find it odd and ignore it, twice!
3. then, when I do the same, I become, 'deranged'!
please have some dignity!
Blueishere
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I disliked your post because I don't believe these lot are "chalay huay nikammay kartoos", that is all, I apologize If my remarks felt disrespectful, I was just surprised why I had 10+ notifications on old posts.
Mighty_Dragon_Strike
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why surprised, I reserve my right to dislike any post, which I dont like!
but, important to note, I did not separate you out, bec, I netiher disliked you nor your post!
this is important distinction, but, now buddy, just watch!
Hussain
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Very sorry to hear that, May Allah give him a speedy recovery, and a long healthy life.
Mighty_Dragon_Strike
Trusted Member
im grateful for your kind words
FOOLS_NIGHTMARE
Elite Member
Everything is ok, bhai, just struggling with time. Nevertheless, thanks for your concern. Hopefully, in the near future will be back with full zeal inshallah.
Pakistani Dragon
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Ex-PM Khaqan backs call for creation of new administrative units
02 August 2026
Tahir Niaz
ISLAMABAD - Former prime minister and Awaam Pakistan convener Shahid Khaqan Abbasi Saturday stated that the current state of affairs could not continue for much longer.
“I am grateful to my interior minister for acknowledging after four or five years that the country is not running,” he said and added it should have been discussed in parliament or the cabinet. The country knows it is not running, but the good thing is that the government has started acknowledging it. Addressing a press conference in Islamabad, Abbasi said that the military’s spokesperson had acknowledged this during his press conference on Friday adding that reforms was the only way to keep the country functioning. He, however, lamented that there are always people who do not want meaningful change. “This is a matter of interests; if we talk about reforms in this country, then those whose interests do not align with reforms will oppose the idea,: Abbasi added.
The former prime minister said the country was not being run well; we do not have money, and we are not ready to undertake reforms. “Reforms are needed in this country; otherwise, the situation will get worse. Your debts, costs and taxes will continue to rise.” He, however, was of the view that simply creating new provinces would not solve the issues, but that the entire system needs to be changed. “After 78 years, we have to even import wheat by spending precious dollars,” Abbasi lamented, alleging that those in power were more interested in purchasing official vehicles and aircraft than addressing the hardships faced by ordinary citizens.
Abbasi was of the view that constitutional supremacy and the rule of law were necessary for political stability and economic growth. “Without the rule of law, investment will not come, and without investment there can be no sustainable economic progress.” It is to mention here that various political parties have demanded the creation of more provinces or administrative units in the country to ensure better governance.
On Thursday, Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi urged all political parties to settle various national-level issues, including the question of creating new provinces. Addressing the Pakistan Economic Summit 2026 held in Islamabad, Naqvi said there was “only one solution” to improving the country’s overall condition: “You will have to take the matter of administrative units, provinces or whatever you may call it, to the public.”
www.nation.com.pk
02 August 2026
Tahir Niaz
ISLAMABAD - Former prime minister and Awaam Pakistan convener Shahid Khaqan Abbasi Saturday stated that the current state of affairs could not continue for much longer.
“I am grateful to my interior minister for acknowledging after four or five years that the country is not running,” he said and added it should have been discussed in parliament or the cabinet. The country knows it is not running, but the good thing is that the government has started acknowledging it. Addressing a press conference in Islamabad, Abbasi said that the military’s spokesperson had acknowledged this during his press conference on Friday adding that reforms was the only way to keep the country functioning. He, however, lamented that there are always people who do not want meaningful change. “This is a matter of interests; if we talk about reforms in this country, then those whose interests do not align with reforms will oppose the idea,: Abbasi added.
The former prime minister said the country was not being run well; we do not have money, and we are not ready to undertake reforms. “Reforms are needed in this country; otherwise, the situation will get worse. Your debts, costs and taxes will continue to rise.” He, however, was of the view that simply creating new provinces would not solve the issues, but that the entire system needs to be changed. “After 78 years, we have to even import wheat by spending precious dollars,” Abbasi lamented, alleging that those in power were more interested in purchasing official vehicles and aircraft than addressing the hardships faced by ordinary citizens.
Abbasi was of the view that constitutional supremacy and the rule of law were necessary for political stability and economic growth. “Without the rule of law, investment will not come, and without investment there can be no sustainable economic progress.” It is to mention here that various political parties have demanded the creation of more provinces or administrative units in the country to ensure better governance.
On Thursday, Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi urged all political parties to settle various national-level issues, including the question of creating new provinces. Addressing the Pakistan Economic Summit 2026 held in Islamabad, Naqvi said there was “only one solution” to improving the country’s overall condition: “You will have to take the matter of administrative units, provinces or whatever you may call it, to the public.”
Ex-PM Khaqan backs call for creation of new administrative units
ISLAMABAD - Former prime minister and Awaam Pakistan convener Shahid Khaqan Abbasi Saturday stated that the current state of affairs could not
www.nation.com.pk
PakAl
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Great party with a vision but I cannot see them doing well, most likely will end up like Pakistan Sarzameen Party and others. At the Moment Pmln, PPP, PTI are the main parties, Istekham e Pakistan Party took all the candidates which had great potential to end up in Awaam Pakistan Party.
Pakistani Dragon
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Awaam Pakistan calls ECP delisting ‘unwarranted’, seeks urgent hearing
Iftikhar A. Khan
Published August 12, 2026
ISLAMABAD: Headed by former prime minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi, Awaam Pakistan has challenged the Election Commission of Pakistan’s (ECP) decision to delist the party over its alleged failure to hold intra-party elections, calling the move “arbitrary, unwarranted and unprecedented”.
In a letter to Chief Election Commissioner Sikandar Sultan Raja dated August 12, 2026, Abbasi, who is also the party’s president, said Awaam Pakistan had been “taken by surprise” by an ECP notification issued on August 7. The notification cited an ECP order dated Aug 3, 2026, in a case titled “Non-Conduct of intra-party election by Awaam Pakistan”.
Abbasi said the party had conducted intra-party elections for both the National General Council and national office-bearers between March 26 and April 2, 2026. He said the polls were held within the extension granted by the ECP in its decision of January 2026.
“The results of the intra-party election and detailed documentation were submitted to the ECP on April 6, 2026,” the letter said.
He added that 12,846 party members participated in the exercise, which was “democratic, transparent, and in full compliance with the Elections Act, 2017.”
Terming the delisting “in contradiction of the record available with the ECP”, Abbasi said the action was taken “without an opportunity to be heard by the Election Commission”.
“We request an urgent hearing by the commission so that we can clarify our position,” he wrote.
While Article 17 of the Constitution guarantees the right to form political parties, enlistment with the ECP is a legal requirement for obtaining an election symbol to contest polls.
Under Section 202 of the Elections Act, 2017, a party must apply for enlistment within 30 days of formation. The application must include certified results of intra-party elections, a copy of the party constitution, details of funding sources, a membership list of at least 2,000 members with CNICs and thumb impressions, and proof of payment of a Rs200,000 non-refundable fee.
Section 208 empowers the ECP to issue a show-cause notice or impose a fine of up to Rs200,000 on a party that fails to hold intra-party elections within the prescribed timeframe. In case of continued non-compliance, the commission may cancel the party’s enlistment.
Under Section 202(6), a party whose enlistment is refused or cancelled may file an appeal in the Supreme Court within 30 days.
Iftikhar A. Khan
Published August 12, 2026
ISLAMABAD: Headed by former prime minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi, Awaam Pakistan has challenged the Election Commission of Pakistan’s (ECP) decision to delist the party over its alleged failure to hold intra-party elections, calling the move “arbitrary, unwarranted and unprecedented”.
In a letter to Chief Election Commissioner Sikandar Sultan Raja dated August 12, 2026, Abbasi, who is also the party’s president, said Awaam Pakistan had been “taken by surprise” by an ECP notification issued on August 7. The notification cited an ECP order dated Aug 3, 2026, in a case titled “Non-Conduct of intra-party election by Awaam Pakistan”.
Abbasi said the party had conducted intra-party elections for both the National General Council and national office-bearers between March 26 and April 2, 2026. He said the polls were held within the extension granted by the ECP in its decision of January 2026.
“The results of the intra-party election and detailed documentation were submitted to the ECP on April 6, 2026,” the letter said.
He added that 12,846 party members participated in the exercise, which was “democratic, transparent, and in full compliance with the Elections Act, 2017.”
Terming the delisting “in contradiction of the record available with the ECP”, Abbasi said the action was taken “without an opportunity to be heard by the Election Commission”.
“We request an urgent hearing by the commission so that we can clarify our position,” he wrote.
While Article 17 of the Constitution guarantees the right to form political parties, enlistment with the ECP is a legal requirement for obtaining an election symbol to contest polls.
Under Section 202 of the Elections Act, 2017, a party must apply for enlistment within 30 days of formation. The application must include certified results of intra-party elections, a copy of the party constitution, details of funding sources, a membership list of at least 2,000 members with CNICs and thumb impressions, and proof of payment of a Rs200,000 non-refundable fee.
Section 208 empowers the ECP to issue a show-cause notice or impose a fine of up to Rs200,000 on a party that fails to hold intra-party elections within the prescribed timeframe. In case of continued non-compliance, the commission may cancel the party’s enlistment.
Under Section 202(6), a party whose enlistment is refused or cancelled may file an appeal in the Supreme Court within 30 days.
Awaam Pakistan calls ECP delisting ‘unwarranted’, seeks urgent hearing
Party president Shahid Khaqan Abbasi terms the delisting “in contradiction to the record available with the ECP”.
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