Comments on: Help the IDPs in Pakistan

By: Sehrish Javed

Sehrish Javed — Sun, 03 Jan 2010 17:34:06 +0000

Sir Edhi is really a great person. I’m a big fan of him. Just visited this site and glad after reading it. He’s also doing much for IDPs. we should also do our best in this regard. I wanna follow his footprints.I also wanna ask you is there any book on the biography of Sir Edhi? I wanna Write a book on this. Also wanna tell you that I’m 22 years old and have written a book at the age of 21 and i think I’m the youngest author of Pakistan. The name of my book is “9 Secrets of Effective Study”. Now I wanna write a book on Sir Edhi because I’m his greatest Fan. Should I go for it?

Sehrish Javed
Educational Trainer and Success Coach
NHIOS
Multan, Pakistan

By: Nasib Khan

Nasib Khan — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 07:14:09 +0000

There is no Proper support of students in thoso which were greatly effected by taliban and due
to melatary operation in swat and lower dir. plz also focus on education

By: sherafgan

sherafgan — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 06:12:41 +0000

pls sir help me . i am very needy man sir i am very poor man sir i requst help me pls sir help me my 5 sister i am not earning capesty pls sir help me my address is that
sherafgan s/o m zafar allah back noori musjed shujabad distt multan pakistan
id number
36304-9585750-1
pls sir help me i am very needy man

By: Muhammad Shahid

Muhammad Shahid — Thu, 20 Aug 2009 17:23:08 +0000

Dear sir

Mynameis MUHAMMAD SHAHID.I belong to Distt: swat, . I am a student of B ARCHITECTURE in CECOS UNIVERSITY peshawar, N-W.F.P. We have income from our fruit fields. During the military operation in swat our fruits fields destroyed. So we have affected from it because it is the only source of our income. Our studies have been disturbed from it and i have not contact with my home since one month ago.The due date of my university fees is over and the university want the fees, but i have no money for the university fees and hostel dues. I have the university fees of 70000 rupees. Therefore, I request you to pay my university fees. That i shall continue my studies. I shall be very thakful to you.

Your Sincerely

Muhammad Shahid

CECOS University

Hayatabad, Phase 6,

Peshawar,N-W.F.P.

Mobile # : 0333-3774754

By: Abdullah

Abdullah — Sun, 12 Jul 2009 10:10:01 +0000

for all the IDPS
Dear me too belong from Matta Swat but i m not so dishearted.and we all belong to such nation which can not disheart you will get all your aims of your life. just do your best effort and take conection with your God which is great Allah. Insaullah Each and every person will return to ur own Home with full of Joy and Happiness.
and i tell you all that in this world no one can help you there is only one which is Allah which will help you any time any where at any stage. Just Make a Vision(Aim) for your coming day.
that we will not let the Tmmorow Just as Usual Just do Some work which is beneficial for you or for ur country.
so Take care of ur self
And wich you Best Of Luck
Regard
Abdullah

By: imran Ul haq Baina Faiza shangla

imran Ul haq Baina Faiza shangla — Sat, 11 Jul 2009 13:20:16 +0000

Salam to Pakistani Govt and congradulation to them on their Good behavior with loyal Pakhtons of Swat, Shangla ,Buner ,Mlakand ,Dir.
i m vry thank ful to ANP govt and congradulation to them because they wr the defendr of Pakhtons.People of pak are under trouble and they are bzy n A.C palaces n gossaping.Pakhton vl never forget this insult because Govt nd other agencies of foreign are using them like toys.if an atomic fower cant secure thier people then the govt has no right to rule.

By: hanif khan

hanif khan — Mon, 06 Jul 2009 16:08:19 +0000

i m hanif khan from swat.i have need of job in dental.i m student of last semister of dental technology.help me pls
03468266711

By: bilal

bilal — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 07:28:42 +0000

lets help
All the NGOs who are providing Food to the IDPs can mail me at bilal.khan@vita.pk
Regards :Bilal

By: Salman

Salman — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 16:26:39 +0000

“Pakistani army sources are presenting the operation as an extensive and determined effort to isolate a relatively small group of extremist militias. But three factors – the failure to cope with refugees, the ability of the militias to disperse, and the rapid provision of aid by radical movements – suggests that the long-term effects of the army’s campaign could be to intensify Pakistan’s divisions. The Lahore bombing and Peshawar attacks may be early signals of that.”
Pakistan’s war on civilians: http://www.opendemocracy.net/article/pakistan-s-war-on-civilians

“Every time the army drops a bomb or fires a bullet in the north-west it is in danger of stirring up resentment among some civilians which will create new enemies in future years. The militants in Swat may well lose the battle over the coming days and the future of Baitullah Mehsud appears increasingly uncertain. But unless the Pakistani government – and indirectly the international community – changes its tactics, the Taliban can still win the war.” http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/8078947.stm
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hmm, why think of other tactics when you can delude yourself that you can bomb your way out of a problem?

By: salar

salar — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 08:49:04 +0000

of course:
we have to fight against these militants,which are going and try to grap our beloved
country.army is trying to save us.so its our national duty to help the IDPs.These are our brothers,sisters,mothers and child so its the time to show our faith and love towards ALLAH’s
creation.
(Every solution breeds new problem).
but this time IDPs are not a problem.they need only help for few days.
so come forward and join the hand with Army and Government.

By: ahmad

ahmad — Mon, 25 May 2009 04:57:17 +0000

hi
i am ahmad blng to buner and now v r staying in swabi i m n engineering student and iu r going short of money to continue my studies so anybody help me out…

By: Akbar

Akbar — Tue, 19 May 2009 18:25:21 +0000

Here is an update from Dawn on one of the IDPs camp

http://www.dawn.com/wps/wcm/connect/09c7f3004e280e93b65afe584cb2001d/311.jpg

By: omar ali

omar ali — Tue, 19 May 2009 02:51:20 +0000

Fabi,
Our army and “intelligence agencies” actally handed over that terrain to the taliban a long time ago. I am not endorsing that brilliant strategic project. I am saying its not clear to me how the army can now retake the tribal agencies without a major war. If the local people really prefer the pak army, then the army may be able to do the job more easily. But I dont really think they are attached to the army either.

By: Fabi

Fabi — Mon, 18 May 2009 14:19:25 +0000

Omar Ali, Thanks for handing over a huge part of Pakistan to some extremist group called Taliban. Who are they? Do they represent the population of the area? If yes, why aren’t they welcome by that area, why are they committing atrocities in the name of Islam, suicide bombs, hanging of police officials, burning schools, cutting off media and forcing people to live in the dark ages?? Is this the Islam or Pakistan, the people of Pakistan want? How can you have one part of Pakistan living in stone-age, no education, no rights and the rest of Pakistan reflecting a total different picture of progress, education etc.?

No! Nobody wants those idiot, irrational people. If they did, the people of Swat would have welcomed them with open arms and voiced their satisfaction with that maniac, cruel and murderer rule. So please stop defending them. They are not only creating trouble within Pakistan with their nonsensical acts, but spoiling the image of Islam and Pakistan abroad.

Soon after 9-11 we used to defend our country’s reputation by pleading that Taliban/Al-qaeda is not what Pakistan is all about. Now with these bunch of irrational, extremist terrorists, Pakistan is being depicted in the news as a population of fanatics and terrorists Taliban.

They are a small fragment, mainly consisting of Afghanies and even other border nationalities like Tajiks etc. They do not represent us and we won’t let them ruin our country or religion’s name.

By: Akbar

Akbar — Sat, 16 May 2009 04:09:18 +0000

“Some express concern that the private groups, critical of the government’s invasion of the Swat Valley, will increase sympathy for the Taliban-styled factions there.”

http://fairuse.100webcustomers.com/thatseemsfair/latimes0170.html

Seems like people living over “there” cannot win. Whether the military does not fight or fight, displaced people are helped or exploited, the consistent theme is everything benifits “Taliban”.
This moral bankruptcy of current world order is mother of ,economical bankruptcy and military failures that are following it closely.

By: Akbar

Akbar — Sat, 16 May 2009 03:45:52 +0000

Yes man wrote
“the proof is when the taliban chose to fight the last remaining superpower rather than apprehend UBL. ”
The only remaining superpower, with billions spent, hundreds killed, GPS systems and drones, could not find UBL “dead or alive”, as GWB proclaimed.
May be “Taliban” should have used Aladin’s magic lamp and asked the Ginnie to capture UBL, but alas they declared war on US and started bombing its cities.

“who says the GWOT is not just as fake as a movie?’
This is half truth, GWOT is fake but not like movie at all. The people (innocent and guilty) who are being killed and maimed are real. I am no fan of Zardari or Musharraf but Zardari,s wife was brutally murdered in daylight in Pindi on 12/27/2007. He has not been able to regidter even an FIR gaginst the killers. He was told he is next and he took refuge in Prime minister house and cut deal with powers to be and bought safety of president house with his party now paying the political price. Musharraf had at least 3 widely known attacks on his life for a lot many unknown. In one 14 people got killed. He still lives in Army house and while he was on lecture tour, he was provided bullet proof vehivle which would take him direst to the aeroplane rather than boarding through regular gates. So they are not laughing to the bank anytime soon.
The farcical part is that joke is on us the American Tax payers, for whom the cost of this adventure is being put on national credit card and ther is no end insite.

By: tsk

tsk — Fri, 15 May 2009 22:14:09 +0000

@dontknow: uh, no they didn’t and the “mention” wasn’t serious.

http://www.thedailyshow.com/full-episodes/index.jhtml?episodeId=226581
18:20 in: stewart floats an attack as a joke, and 3 people in the audience clapped inappropriately. they were quickly shunned. detecting irony and sarcasm is usually necessary when viewing programming on a comedy network.

By: Neena

Neena — Fri, 15 May 2009 21:51:26 +0000

Nostalgic – thanks for the link. I’m too worried about Jamati factor in recent development.

I’m little worried about Army factor – since after this Army will gain the respect by being savior of the nation and they’ll use Jamat Islami and its likes (the election bycottees) to loot the nation. And the cycle continues all the hard work and money will end up where it always did.

By: City of Brass

City of Brass — Fri, 15 May 2009 13:48:56 +0000

an appeal on behalf of the people of Swat…

The following is an urgent appeal for donations on behalf of the refugees of the Swat Valley, by Zeenat Ahmed, of the Center for Dialogue, Peace and Action (CDPA). Mrs. Ahmed is a well-known Pakistani activist whose family has……

By: dontknow

dontknow — Fri, 15 May 2009 04:19:54 +0000

As far as splitting pakistan is concerned. Baluchistan
never wanted to be part of pakistan and
has continually fought for independence.
Same thing can be said about other sections.