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Jahil Pakistani,

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Thursday, July 19, 2012 06:16 PM 

Ajj aik black day hay jahil multani logon nay mr gelani ko vote dia
yah log desrve kartay han boray halat

Zain replied on Thursday, July 19, 2012 06:42 PM 

Agreed with above 100 pct. We have no right to complain.

Qasim replied on Thursday, July 19, 2012 06:51 PM 

I want to cry today on the decision of Multani jahils

Zaryab replied on Thursday, July 19, 2012 07:59 PM 

and thats the reason out of 300,000 votes only half were casted.
Even if you see the difference it was of 4000 votes only

May Allah bless us

Rgds,
Proud Pakistani from Multan

Multani replied on Thursday, July 19, 2012 10:29 PM 

Hakumat apni
PM na ehl
Taraqiyati kaam betahasha
Mushkil say 4 hazaar kay diff say jeetay hain o mainda sayen zimni election wech itni tough fight ditti hay kujh taan khayal karo mainda bhiraaa

Overseas replied on Friday, July 20, 2012 01:45 AM 

As a nation we deserved these crisis, loadshedding, corruption, poor management the reason is we elect such a people again and again, well said in punjabi, Hore choopo te mazay lo phair Zardari de .

jiyala replied on Friday, July 20, 2012 03:38 AM 

Shows that while every establishment pillar is against the government and not even letting it function, the popular support has not gone. Media-judiciary nexus has only succeeded to stop government doing anything and cast uncertainty as much as they could but I hope this result is an eye-opener for our honorable judges too.

I was a disillusioned PPP supporter but establishment tactics of the past year made me want a Gilani victory and I am really happy for it. I know I am going to be bashed for my post as it is against the popular urban sentiment but just to share my feelings as well as not everyone buys into the picture the media portrays...

Mir replied on Friday, July 20, 2012 05:30 AM 

Pakistani elections are inherently corrupt.
Judiciary should have never allowed re-election, instead allow the second most lead to take over the seat when the seat is vacated due to disqualification.
IMO, its a co-operative power play, going on in Pakistan, among PPP, PML-noon, PTI and judiciary.
While people are made fool.

Wake Up Pakistanis replied on Friday, July 20, 2012 07:52 AM 

This what PAKISTANIS DESERVE. If we choose our leaders like these one then what can we expect.

PAKISTNIS if we choose leaders on the basis of party/baradary rather than character than please don't complain afterward.

Then we deserve loadshedding, unemployment, corruption, killings etc


Time to wake up Pakistanis!!!!!

Zakat Calculator replied on Friday, July 20, 2012 09:52 AM 

please send me too ZAKAT CALCULATO at ,dear MALIK M sahib, thanks

Guest replied on Friday, July 20, 2012 02:07 PM 

In next coming elections again opponents of PPP will cry and crying against the verdict of people is in your ""MUQADDAR""

Adil replied on Friday, July 20, 2012 04:31 PM 

AOA
Dear Brothers
It is said by Allah that He will appoint the rulers according to our deeds. Just analyze most of the people are corrupt the shopkeepers the businessmen the worker. Every one is Zardari according to his standard and opportunity. Allah Pak assures us if we stsrt changing our selves we will get rid of all theives and docaits.
Start changing ourselves and than pray for the rest of our brothers. InshaAllah a day will come when only Haq will dominate Allah Pak vanishes all the corrupt soon.
We all decide that we will try not to cheat deceive or do any thing which was curbed by our Last prophet Hazrat Mohammad.
Allah help us All

Amjad replied on Friday, July 20, 2012 09:22 PM 

I accept the verdict of Multani people and give congratulations to them for electing A Gilani the member of national assembly. No doubt his father had done lot of development work for multan and ultimately defeated all paties supported candidate.

IK replied on Saturday, July 21, 2012 09:32 PM 

Mahateer Mohammad of Malaysia said that democracy is dangerous for a country which has majority of illiterate people.
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