Posts Tagged ‘Military Intelligence’
No sir you can’t have it both ways – by D. Asghar
Source: Viewpoint Going a bit further, what did Mr. Bin Laden do for Pakistan in the first place? Did Mr. Bin Laden build schools, hospitals, mosques, pharmacies, colleges, universities or flood control canals? No Sir, no such thing. The devoted lot of Mr. Bin Laden did one thing for sure. Took their personal vendetta towards the US, on [...]
Hamid Mir’s letter: The tape drama was organized by an intelligence agency after I wrote an article against a serving general of the Pakistan Army, General Nadeem Ejaz, who was involved in Benazir Bhutto’s assassination
Pakistani journalist Hamid Mir, who has been linked by several Pakistani websites to the killing of a former intelligence official by the Taliban, refutes the accusations in this e-mail sent to The Washington Times in response to an article that appeared in Tuesday's editions: Dear Sir, The Washington Times has published a story today [...]
Pack your bags and get out, Lahoris tell intelligence agencies
Pack your bags and get out, Model Town tells security agencies * MTS residents hold protest, demand removal of security offices from residential neighbourhood * Demonstrators carrying placards, banners demand compensation for victims of terror attacks * Slam MTS admin for inability to act on residents’ behalf LAHORE: Residents of Model [...]
The case of missing persons: A national shame – by Sakib Ahmad
Va la-qad karramna banee Aadam (Al-Qur’an, 17/70) - but, alas, our secret agencies know not! Early last month, when the government’s defiance of the Supreme Court ruling on Musharraf’s notorious presidential decree NRO had shaken the country, the Supreme Court opened up another front. This time the adversary was far more [...]
Hamid Mir presents a test case to the Supreme Court. Will CJ take action against Major General Nadeem Ijaz?
vs In his op-ed in Daily Jang on 28 December 2009, Hamid Mir notes that Justice Ramday has identified General Kayani as one of the key culprits who forced Chief Justice Iftikhar Chaudhry to resign from his post in 2007. Mir also mentions another senior officer of Pakistan Army, Major General Nadeem Ijaz, ex-head of the Military Intelligence [...]
