@utggondal@cyalm On the dot umar bhai. I was about to say some something similar. Please cyril stop tweeting for a change. Or go and do one more interview of mian sb.
From 3rd June 1971 when he debut his cricketing career in Edgbaston to this date, it’s been 55 years he remains by Allah’s grace indomitable ❤️❤️❤️🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰
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@Thecolistin With beard or no beard does not exemplify the individual’s professional traits. I hope and pray they are honest and professional and stay put to these traits and serve Pakistan well Ameen. In the end it is Pakistan which matters the most not individuals.
Many happy returns of the day to the most illustrious son of Pakistan, the most resplendent star of our national firmament, the man who belongs as much to legend as to reality. Imran Ahmed Khan Niazi!
Happy birthday to the legend. The legend he was, the legend he is. Pakistan’s most illustrious son. Imran Ahmad Khan Niazi. May Allah protect him. ❤️❤️❤️❤️🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰
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@utggondal Yes i agree india is beatable. Pakistan should stick with this young bunch and move forward. They will do good. Leave babur, rizwan, rauf and shaheen out.
@masoodaslam11@SHBokhari13 This gungloo is as useless as a pumpkin 🎃 when it is put on the hot oven. This pumpkin could not withstand a night in jail and became a turncoat. Useless chap to say the least.
@AirlinePilotmax Saad brother we are no match to Bangladesh as our economy is in doldrums and theirs rising. Above all no law and order. Rule of law is zero in our beloved country. Bangladesh rulers travel in commercial aircraft and ours travel in an VIP jet exclusively theirs.
Commendable bravery was displayed by Captain Jawad Qamar and his team in Kohat. Kudos to all the brave soldiers and police personnel who successfully eliminated the terrorists from the site and safeguarded Pakistan.
The federal government should consider these courageous personnel for gallantry awards in recognition of their bravery and sacrifice in defending the country.
I first met Jawad Qamar when he was serving as Chief of Staff to then-DG FIA Rai Tahir. He is a brilliant officer, exceptionally brave, and a thorough professional, with academic credentials from the London School of Economics and the University of Oxford.
He is also among Pakistan’s most decorated police officers and has been awarded the country’s second-highest gallantry award, the Quaid-e-Azam Police Medal, for his services in the fight against terrorism.
Well done, KP Police.