In today's Daily Jinnah I have found a news about S.A. Garden Housing Scheme which has been advertised recently. As per paper the scheme has legal issues and might lead the investors to lose their investment. I don't know what is the truth behind it but as there might be visitors here who are thinking to invest there so I thought to share this news here. Please check on the page:
http://www.dailyjinnah.com/islamabad/2011/April/21/?pg=8
At the same time I should also share with you that this newspaper is sponsored by Malik Riaz, Chairman of Bahria Town. I wish this paper could also print that for how long Bahria Town have not fulfilled the promises. Their journalists should try to calculate the amount which was taken from customers and after the passage of many years how much interest Bahria Town would have earned on it, because the customers could not get their plots/villas/houses, etc.
Unfortunately we have in media those people who are aligned to party x or y. They can print anything for their own interests but when it comes to their own godfathers, they close their lips.
ABC replied on Thursday, April 21, 2011 07:56 AM
How much did you invested in Bahria?
There is corruption every where in society.
We need to focus on cleaning corruption from judiciary.
Our judges have forgotten the fake degrees and have forgotten that it has been 3 years since NRO has expired!
Do i need to explain in detail why wanted criminals are still free and assemblies still legal?
All constitutional amendments made by fake degree assembly are not valid.
Higher Education Commission zindabad for not bowing down to the corrupt pressure. |
Sincere replied on Thursday, April 21, 2011 09:22 AM
@ABC
Are you trying to advocate that because of NRO and fake degree matters, Bahria Town has right to do whatever they want? We all know about the status and character of our corrupt politicians but that does not confer a right to any land mafia guru to exploit the public as well. One bad thing can not be justified with another bad thing. |
Hafeez replied on Thursday, April 21, 2011 10:37 AM
You have astrayed yourself from the subject where the discussion on SA Garden has gone? |
Agent replied on Friday, April 22, 2011 06:39 AM
Well said @ Hafeez |
ali11 replied on Saturday, April 23, 2011 07:09 AM
Daily Jinnah is owned by Khusnood Ali khan. He was at SA Garden couple of days back. He wanted to ad to be placed in his newspaper but SA Garden refused. He had bit of verbal fight and left. You can expect such a report from him. |
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