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May, 2014 - Volume: 2, Issue 5 IN THIS BULLETIN HIGHLIGHTS: Faisal Raza Abidi's empty Senate seat to face election 2 English News 2-8 on May 16: ECP Devolving power: LG polls in K-P delayed for 5- 6 2 months District Profile 9-20 Pakistanis on tenterhooks as neighbour goes to polls 3 General elections: Imran likens former CJP with 4 Indian umpire Articles 21-23 NA-89 Jhang: PML-N MNA to challenge disqualification 4 in SC SC orders govt to empower ECP to carry out delimitation 5 Maps 24-26 Afghan elections: Vote count continues amid cries of 5 foul play May 11 election rigging: Imran snubs election 6 Urdu News 27-33 commission members Main candidates in Afghanistan's presidential 7 election Political Directory 34-42 Elections in Afghanistan today 8 Taliban kidnap Afghan election candidate 8 Afghan elections: Taliban issue new threats of 8 widespread attacks DISTRICT BAGH VISUAL PROFILE DISTRICT HATTIAN VISUAL PROFILE MAPS DISTRICT MUZAFFARABAD VISUAL PROFILE DISTRICT BAGH VISUAL PROFILE Legend

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NEWS HEADLINES DETAILS Faisal Raza Abidi's empty ISLAMABAD: Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) on Wednesday issued the schedule for Senate seat to face polling on Senate seat vacated by Faisal Raza Abidi earlier this month. The poll has been election on May 16: ECP scheduled for May 16 in the Sindh Assembly. Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Abidi had been elected th on Sindh quota. He was asked on April 16 by the party leadership to tender his resignation from the Express Tribune 30 April, 2014 house. According to a statement by the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) on Wednesday, the intending candidates can file their nominations on May 5 and 6. Scrutiny of the nomination papers will be held on May 7 and 8. Appeals against approval or rejection of nomination papers by returning officers could be filed by May 9. Final list of contesting candidates will be displayed on May 13. The electoral college for this Senate college are members of the Sindh Assembly.PPP, with its current numerical strength in the provincial assembly, is likely to bag this seat once again.

Devolving power: LG ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf-led government in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa has decided polls in K-P delayed for 5- to use biometric technology for the upcoming local government elections in one tehsil as a pilot 6 months project, giving up its earlier insistence on using the technology province-wide. By doing so, th however, it has delayed the exercise by another five to six months – no different from the duration Express Tribune 27 April, 2014 the polls would have been delayed by had it opted to deploy biometric technology in all districts. Talking to reporters, an Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) official said the K-P government was given two options. “We told them that we could hold the elections before June 30 if they were willing to forego their insistence on biometric verification,” he said. “But to procure the technology necessary for biometric verification, we would need at least another 20 weeks.” In a letter sent to the ECP on Friday, the K-P government informed the body that it was ready to wait for another few months to hold LG polls. However, it asked for conducting biometric verification of voters in just Ghazi tehsil of Haripur district as a pilot project, as opposed to its earlier demand for using the technology across the province. Interestingly, the ECP would have needed the same amount of time to procure the machines needed for biometric verification in both a single tehsil and the entire province. According to ECP officials, the authorities will have to float international tenders since no company in Pakistan manufactures the devices needed for biometric verification. Under the Public Procurement Regulatory Authority (PPRA) rules, once tenders are advertised, companies are given 15 days to submit their bids. Around a week is required for analysis and deciding a successful bidder. Once a contract is signed, the bidder would take at least two months to get these machines delivered. An estimated 50,000 machines would be needed if K-P authorities had gone for use biometric technology across the province. With each machine costing around Rs30, 000, approximately Rs1.5 billion would be required for the exercise. Although only between 500 and 1,000 machines are required now since biometric verification of voters will be confined to Ghazi tehsil, procuring them would still take as much time as procuring 50,000 machines. Floated last year, the idea of verifying voters through biometrics has been a contentious issue between the K-P government and election authorities. The ECP still has reservations against the system and its officials cite various technical issues that could jeopardise the whole exercise. The provincial office of the ECP and the K-P government held a mock election exercise with biometric system trials in four union councils of Peshawar on December 28 last year. Some flaws were detected during the exercise and a committee of experts was formed to look into the technical issues. However, PTI chief Imran Khan believes that technology would help reduce bogus voting and enhance the credibility of the polls. So far, there has been no local government system in any province of the country since the system implemented under former president Pervez Musharraf’s reign expired in 2009. Although Balochistan held local government polls in December last year, no local bodies have been formed so far in the province. On the other hand, both Punjab and Sindh governments have been accused of dragging their feet over the local government polls. While campaigning for the May 2013 elections, PTI promised it would hold local body elections within three months of coming to power.

We accepted the ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chairman Imran Khan vowed on Friday to start elections, not the protests against what he claimed was widespread rigging in the 2013 general elections from May 11, a year after the watershed polls that saw his party rise to power in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa and rigging’: Imran vows become the third largest party by seats in the national assembly. Addressing a rally in Islamabad to protests from May 11 mark PTI’s 18 years, Imran announced the party’s decision to begin a fresh round of protests for a Express Tribune 25th April, 2014 free and fair election commission. “Iftikhar Chaudhry, you were also involved in this match fixing,” he said, accusing the former chief justice of Pakistan of being complicit in the election rigging. “On May 11, we will begin our protest to struggle for a transparent election process,” Khan said, adding that a free and fair election commission was absolutely necessary for a healthy democracy. He added that the subversion of the electoral process was a violation of Article 6 of the Constitution. “We had accepted the election, but we have not accepted the rigging,” he said, adding that those who were involved in the rigging should be exposed and brought to justice. “For the sake of the constitution, for the sake of democracy and for the sake of our children’s future we will start this movement on May 11 and we will not stop no matter what we have to sacrifice.” “We will approach the current Supreme Court and request them to fix the electoral process,” he said. He welcomed all political parties who thought the last general elections were not fair to become part of PTI’s protest movement.

SC suspends notification ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court (SC) suspended the notification declaring Maulana Muhammad declaring Ludhianvi Ahmad Ludhianvi of the Ahle Sunnat Wal Jamaat (ASWJ) as a winner from Jhang NA-89 on winner from NA-89 Tuesday, Geo News reported. A three-member bench headed by Justice Anwar Zaheer Jamali nd heard the petition filed by Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) MNA Sheikh Muhammad The News 22 April, 2014 Akram. He had challenged the notification issued by the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP),

declaring Ludhianvi as the winner after Akram was disqualified for allegedly being a loan defaulter. The bench, while suspending the ECP notice, issued notices to all the parties in the case.

ECP seeks more time for ISLAMABAD: The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) has sought more time for holding local LB polls in Sindh, Punjab bodies (LB) polls in Sindh and Punjab.The ECP on Tuesday submitted a plea in the Supreme Court th (SC) in which it had prayed that six to nine months are required for delimitation of constituencies, The News 15 April, 2014 therefore, more time is required for holding LB elections in Sindh and Punjab.The commission requested the Apex Court to grant this relaxation in the holding of LB elections.

Pakistanis on tenterhooks ISLAMABAD: The Pakistani street has taken notice—the neighbour is election-bound. The first as neighbour goes to signifier has been the augmented levels of bashing the old bugbear—Pakistan—by the front-runner. polls It has the average Pakistani appalled and bemused, especially since its own poll-bound leaders had th advocated peaceful, enhanced ties with India. While a BJP government is remembered here as one The News 13 April, 2014 that showed great political will and initiative to improve bilateral ties, its prime ministerial candidate in 2014, Narendra Modi, is not fully understood in Pakistan. “There are too many unknowns about Modi, a polarising politician in India and about his foreign policy team. There is a sense of apprehension about what a Narendra Modi victory would mean for India-Pakistan relations. The muscular nationalism he represents could translate into a hardening of India’s stance on issues affecting ties,” former Ambassador Maleeha Lodhi tells The News. Any good intent the Manmohan Singh-led UPA might have had towards building good ties with Pakistan fell victim to the 26/11 Mumbai attack, but former Pakistani ambassador to the US, Sherry Rehman, says her country has a duty to fulfil too. “The sense is that official Delhi’s studied ‘peace fatigue’ over a revival of the composite dialogue over the last two years will continue unless Islamabad changes the game on penalties for Mumbai,” she wrote in The News. Who can say with absolute certainty in Pakistan that there will not be another Mumbai? There are no signs that the Punjabi jihadis have been restrained or that General Headquarters in Rawalpindi has cut off all ties and support to them? Actually, none can dismiss the possibility of another 26/11. Though a tenuous ceasefire with the Taliban drags on, there are no signs that the Punjabi jihadis have been restrained. As their involvement in Afghanistan scales down, these jihadis will have lots of spare time. In the eventuality of a terror incident, Pakistan can be wary of a divisive figure in New Delhi. “What is worrying is that whatever the numbers, given the high-octane right-wing discourse fuelling rhetoric on a corporatised Indian media, all bets on a Manmohan-like restraint (as after 26/11) amid a possible crisis with Pakistan may well be off,” warns Sherry Rehman. But any leftover bonhomie towards India is itself wearing thin in Pakistan. Many here have taken to ridiculing Nawaz Sharif for his so-called ‘petticoat’ policy of ‘appeasement’. Former Foreign Secretary Riaz Khokar says that Modi should not be invited to Pakistan as he is no moderate Vajpayee. “If Modi wins, he will be a prisoner of the RSS, the Hindu fundamentalist and fascist organisation. The RSS, which has brought him this far, is anti-Muslim and anti-Pakistan. Modi is anti-Pakistan and will show no flexibility or pragmatism on substantive issues between the two countries,” says Khokar of Modi’s ideological moorings. In contrast, the Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-Fazl chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman, who met Vajpayee in a 2002, and whose Mullah diplomacy with Vajpayee saw air corridors opening up after being closed in the aftermath of an attack on Delhi’s Parliament, has no misgivings about a BJP-led government. “We do not share the nervousness in many quarters that if the BJP wins, it will seal the fate of any revival of composite dialogue with Pakistan. Their anti-Pakistan rhetoric is merely campaign posturing. They may be more willing to talk to Pakistan, as history suggests, depending on the size of its victory”, JUI-F spokesman Jan Achakzai says. Indeed, as in any polls, the BJP’s room for manoeuvre depends on its performance. Lodhi agrees. “The political complexion and stability of the next government will have a bearing on the speed and content of the normalisation process with Pakistan,” she says. Other voices point to the keenness of the Nawaz Sharif government for a breakthrough in ties, surmounting the kind of bureaucratic and political obstacles which paralysed the UPA in New Delhi, especially after the 26/11 attacks. Senator Mushahid Hussain says that the weak and embattled Congress has effectively buried itself between a resurgent BJP and the sudden challenge of the AAP. “The positive thing is that in South Asia in 2014, Pakistan’s role as a pivotal player has been restored, with both China and US wooing Islamabad; in the aftermath of the Crimean crisis and Middle Eastern turmoil, Pakistan’s room for diplomatic manoeuvre has expanded, a reality any new Indian government will need to cope with,” says Mushahid. Many Pakistani analysts also see hope in Modi’s ‘Gujarat model’ translating into smoother bilateral ties with Pakistan. Back from a recent trip to India, The News correspondent, Amir Mateen, says he sees an India obsessed with economic issues, which may tempt Modi towards political concessions. “Particularly so when it desperately needs to revive economic growth from under five per cent to levels where it could pretend to compete with China,” says Mateen. Agrees Gen Athar Abbas, after his first visit to India: “Eventually, corporate interests will take over and move towards normalisation of ties with Pakistan.” However, he questions the tendency to regard Modi’s premiership as inevitability. “Modi is faced with a lot of resistance from within; that may create obstacles for getting the prime minister’s slot,” he adds. Shaheen Sehbai, Group editor at The News, which called Modi “a particularly noxious figure” in an editorial and added that “...the BJP will pursue an anti-Muslim agenda,” says, “Although he would show his muscle to hustle Muslims, Kashmiris and Pakistan, sooner than later, Modi will be tamed, since as prime minister of a country with high economic, regional and international ambitions, he cannot afford to behave like a guttersnipe.” Sehbai says that Modi needs to “grow faster”, before he does lasting damage to India-Pakistan relations. However, theories about Modi prioritising the economic front—and that leading to better India- Pakistan ties are being questioned. “The apprehension is which part of the ‘Gujarat model’ will prevail? Will his aggressive Muslim/Pakistan-bashing triumph or will his regional foreign policy outlook be determined by business and economic considerations?” wonders Mushahid. Rehman

says that even if Pakistani democrats see “regional cooperation as the future, albeit on mutual terms, in India, even outside an election cycle, the Lok Sabha can rock with a nationalism that chokes dialogue with Pakistan.” Even if one were to concede that the challenges of being PM would ‘tame’ Modi, how ‘easy’ would it be, asks Lodhi, for a BJP government “to be able to make diplomatic compromises to Pakistan while not being on the defensive over its Pakistan policy?” “The key question for Pakistan,” says Lodhi, “is whether the next government in New Delhi will agree to revive the broad-based ‘composite’ dialogue or persist with an approach that limits the bandwidth of talks by cherry-picking issues only of priority for India.” The debate rages on in Pakistan. Meanwhile, a tongue-in-cheek Gen Abbas slips in a fast one. “I see Modi less as a Pakistani headache and more of a pain in India’s neck,” he says.

General elections: Imran LAHORE: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf chairman Imran Khan accused former chief justice of Pakistan likens former CJP with Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry of ‘refusing’ to audit votes in four constituencies where rigging was Indian umpire suspected during the general elections in May. Khan compared the former CJP to an Indian umpire th who refused to consider his appeal against an Indian batsman during a cricket match allegedly ‘in Express Tribune 11 April, 2014 order to secure a win for his team’. Speaking at the launch of ‘Yes, this is the truth’ by PTI office- bearer Brig (Retd) Muhammad Aslam Ghuman on Thursday, Khan asked, “How can it be possible for lawmakers who come to the assembly through rigged elections to remove corruption from society and from among their ranks?” He accused the prime minister of securing 8,000 votes in a constituency where 1,500 voters were registered. “If I were in his place, I would put all the polling officials behind bars in this case,” Khan said. The PTI chief said that until the political elite declared their financial assets, it will be impossible to bring a culture of transparency in the country. He said the party had filed a resolution to this effect in the assembly and had raised the issue here at least six times, to no avail. Speaking out against the recent ‘gift’ of $1.5 billion to the Pakistan government, Khan said ‘the government received $1.5 billion to fan sectarianism and killings on the basis of faith’. He added, “We hold a begging bowl but are not willing to collect fair taxes and eradicate corruption at the highest levels.” Khan said that accountability was a ruse for political victimisation, adding that not a single FIR has been registered in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa under the PTI-led government accusing it of political victimization. He claimed that the revenue collection from indigenous resources increased three times during the PTI government.

NA-89 Jhang: PML-N MNA LAHORE: With the endorsement of the Pakistan Muslim League’s parliamentary board, disqualified to challenge MNA Sheikh Muhammad Akram is set to contest his removal in the Supreme Court as his party disqualification in SC sees no “solid reason” for the tribunal’s ruling to remove him. Faisalabad Election Tribunal judge th Javed Yousaf on Wednesday disqualified Akram, who was elected from Jhang (NA-89). The Express Tribune 11 April, 2014 tribunal has directed the Election Commission of Punjab to notify that the runner-up candidate, Maulana Muhammad Ahmad Ludhianvi of the Ahle Sunnat Wal Jamaat, is elected. Ludhianvi in his petition had alleged that Akram was not eligible as envisaged by Articles 62 and 63 of the constitution as he did not fulfill the condition of being “sadiq and ameen” (truthful and trustworthy). In an informal meeting, several senior PML-N members from the party’s parliamentary board deliberated over the development, and felt that Akram’s disqualification had no substantial basis as there is no issue of rigging or a forged degree. The disqualified candidate told the board that the tribunal’s decision is based on an old FIR lodged against him. According to Akram, the FIR is about a bus accident, on the basis of which the tribunal disqualified him. The board asked him to hire a competent lawyer who can contest his case in the Supreme Court as it hopes that the apex court will set the tribunal’s decision aside. The board also directed Akram to reconcile his enmity with the applicants of the FIR which was lodged against his transport company and himself. There may be a delay in the notification of Ludhianvi as the new MNA as Akram will appeal his case. PML-N’s parliamentary leader on information in the Punjab Assembly, Rana Muhammad Arshad said that Akram is their ticket holder who has the right of appeal. While he said that the party would support its man, it would respect the Supreme Court’s decision either way. While talking to The Express Tribune, Ludhianvi said that the ECP has not yet issued any notification for his victory. He said that if the aggrieved party moves the SC he would contest the case there as well. He also said that the ECP should issue a notification for his election today (Friday), as a further delay seems illogical. NA-89 has long been an ASWJ hub. In 1988, when it was known as Sipah-i-Sahaba, its founder Haq Nawaz Jhangvi won 39,000 votes in this constituency, but lost out to Begum Abida Hussain. However, he vowed that Abida Hussain would quit the constituency. In 1990, Hussain contested the election from elsewhere, though Jhangvi had been killed by then. Maulana Isarul Qasmi won the NA-89 seat as well as the PP-77 Punjab Assembly seat in 1990, defeating the PML-N’s Sheikh Yusuf. Qasmi too was killed, but the party remained in control of the constituency. Sipah-i-Sahaba’s Azam Tariq won both seats by a wide margin in 1993, the loser again being Yusuf. The PPP’s Nawab Amanullah Khan Sial won the seat in 1997, while Azam Tariq again won it in 2002. After Tariq was assassinated, Sheikh Waqas Akram won the seat in a by-election as a candidate of the PML-Q and retained it in the 2008 elections.

Communal violence casts KARACHI: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) stalwart and PM candidate Narendra Modi’s right- shadow over hand man Amit Shah, speaking to a rally of nationalist Hindus, called for ‘badla’ – revenge – for the Muzaffarnagar polls insults that the Hindu Jaat community sustained during the deadly sectarian riots that engulfed th Muzaffarnagar district in Uttar Pradesh last year. In a heavy dose of irony, it was Muzaffarnagar’s Express Tribune 10 April, 2014 Muslims that suffered the most in the riots. At least 65 people were killed and 51,000 were displaced as a result. Many women were raped. Thousands of families were forced to move as mobs set fire to their houses. In many cases, the hostility has made it impossible for the families to return. A recent BBC report highlighted that hundreds of families continue to live in makeshift camps far away from villages, let alone polling stations. Families are bereft of their ID cards or the deeds to

their houses, and have little means to identify themselves. Sectarian overtones to campaign rhetoric have only made the Muslim communities of Muzaffarnagar and adjacent districts more vulnerable. In the BJP’s recently released manifesto, the party reaffirmed its vow to build a temple on the site of the Babri Masjid, a 16th century mosque that was burnt down by Hindu mobs – a move that led to thousands of people dying in Hindu-Muslim riots in 1992-3. It also promised to stop the slaughter of cows, and to revoke Jammu and Kashmir’s special status in the Indian constitution. All these promises are potentially divisive, especially between India’s Muslims and Hindus. Given their living conditions, logistical difficulties, and also deep suspicion of a government that had failed to protect them, many Muslims from the riot-hit districts will not be voting today. “We have lost all confidence in political leaders,” Aman, a victim of Sisauli village told the BBC. “They failed to provide any help, and assurances came only after we lost everything. I am not even going to apply for a new voter identity card.” Still, Tehelka reported that 2,300 riot victims have been registered to vote at other poll stations. Tight security arrangements have been made to ensure a smooth voting process, especially in sensitive areas. Government authorities said that as many as 66 security companies will be hired to protect Muzaffarnagar’s 764 polling centres. Over 1.5 million people are registered to vote in the district, District Magistrate Kaushal Raj Sharma told a news agency in Muzaffarnagar on Tuesday.

SC orders govt to ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court on Tuesday directed the federal government to make necessary empower ECP to carry enactments to empower the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) to carry out the delimitation of out delimitation local government constituencies. A three-member bench of the apex court, headed by Chief Justice th Tassaduq Hussain Jillani and comprising Justice Khilji Arif Hussain and Justice Sheikh Azmat The News 9 April, 2014 Saeed, announced a detailed judgment on the appeals and petitions filed by the Sindh government for the delimitation case. “We are persuaded to direct the federal government to make necessary enactments to empower the Election Commission of Pakistan to carry out the delimitation of constituencies of local governments,” says the detailed judgment. The court also directed the Sindh government to make necessary corresponding amendments to the Sindh Local Government Act, 2013.The 65-page detailed verdict, authored by Chief Justice Tassaduq Hussain Jillani, however, ruled that the judgment would not affect the local bodies elections in Balochistan held on December 7, 2013 on the basis of old delimitation. “Before we part with the judgment, we may like to observe that the elections to local governments in Balochistan were held on December 7, 2013 on the basis of delimitation of constituencies carried out by the provincial government in terms of the Balochistan Local Government Act, 2010. This judgment is prospective and shall not, in any manner, affect the validity of the said elections, the detailed verdict ruled. Earlier, on March 20, 2014, the court in its short order ruled that the power to hold elections of the Local Government vested in the ECP in terms of Article 140A of the Constitution.The court observed that the ECP had been mandated to “organise and conduct election and to make such arrangements as are necessary to ensure that the election is conducted honestly, justly, fairly and in accordance with law, and that corrupt practices are guarded against” (Article 218(3) of the Constitution); The court had upheld para 60(e) of the judgment of the Sindh High Court of December 26, 2013.The court in its short order had further ruled that since the delimitation of constituencies of the local government was part of the process of organizing and holding elections honestly, justly and fairly which is the Constitutional mandate of the Election Commission of Pakistan, the power to carry out such delimitation should vest with the Election Commission of Pakistan; It had also ruled that as the holding of election of Local Government had been delayed for more than nine years, which is violative of the Constitutional command, we are persuaded to direct the governments, federal and provincial (of Sindh), to carry out appropriate amendments/legislation to empower the Election Commission of Pakistan to initiate and carry out the process of delimitation of constituencies for the Local Government Elections.

Afghan elections: Vote KABAL: Former Afghan foreign minister Dr Zalmai Rasoul – who was considered as one of the three top contenders in Saturday’s landmark Afghanistan’s presidential election– on Sunday count continues amid claimed rigging as election officials continued to count ballots. Addressing a news conference in cries of foul play Kabul, Dr Rasoul warned that the people would not accept a president elected through vote fraud. Express Tribune 7th April, 2014 He, however, said the turnout had been reasonable as millions of people defied Taliban threats and thronged to polling centres. The Independent Electoral Complaints Commission (IECC) has received over 1,000 complaints of rigging, a senior official said. The IECC spokesman, Nader Mohseni, told a news conference that investigation into the alleged fraud would start on Monday and would continue till April 28. Two other front-runners – Dr Ashraf Ghani and Dr Abdullah

Abdullah – are claiming lead based on unofficial results they received from their agents in parts of the country. Section of the Afghan media has been reporting that Abdullah and Ghani are neck and neck in early counting. Zalmai Rasoul, who was widely believed to be the choice of outgoing president Hamid Karzai, is far behind, so far. Private Independent Pajhwok news agency has reported the results it has collected from its 60-odd correspondents in many of the country’s 34 provinces. It shows Ghani has an edge over Abdullah. However, the Independent Election Commission (IEC) chairman, Ahmad Yousuf Nouristani, says preliminary results will come out on April 24 and the final result will be announced by mid May. Some media has also hinted at a runoff, claiming that no candidate has got the required 50% plus 1 votes. Ghani has been quoted as saying that he will sweep the polls and there will be no need for a runoff. Afghan TV channels’ role in results Contrary to what happens in Pakistan on the elections day, Afghan TV channels are not reporting unofficial results. However, some local journalists and supporters used the social media to post results from their respective areas. Only Pajhwok news agency has reported some unofficial results but also did not get coverage in the media. No TV channel has set any election cell to share unofficial results. The culture of breaking news is also very rare. As the whole Afghan media has

boycotted the Taliban’s news after a journalist and his family were killed in last month’s Serena Hotel attack, it did not carry any of the Taliban statement about elections. ISLAMABAD: It came as a surprise to many when Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf Chairman Imran May 11 election rigging: Khan, after meeting Acting Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Justice Nasirul Mulk on April 4, Imran snubs election refused to meet other members of the electoral body. Sources in the Election Commission Pakistan commission members (ECP) told The Express Tribune that it came as a blow for everyone when Imran only held an hour- th long meeting with the CEC and did not meet the other members of the body despite their Express Tribune 7 April, 2014 availability. “After the 18th Amendment, the CEC’s powers have been shifted across the ECP which comprises five members, and matters are decided with consensus,” sources added. When contacted, PTI Vice President Hamid Khan said Imran did not meet the other ECP members because they were ‘dishonest’. “I was also present with Imran Khan during the meeting but we have made it clear that the conduct of ECP’s members was dubious in the last general elections and despite our applications the former CEC, Fakhruddin G Ebrahim, did not take notice of the illegal activities in Sindh and Punjab,” he added. Govt employee deployment : In compliance with the Supreme Court order, the ECP has submitted a report regarding the deployment of federal government employees at polling stations during the May 11 elections. The apex court on February 11 had sought an explanation from the ECP on a complaint filed by the PTI regarding an alleged non-compliance with the court’s guidelines to borrow employees from the federal government as polling staff for the elections in view of the court’s June 8, 2012 order in the Workers Party case. Giving details of deployment, a senior official told The Express Tribune that less than one per cent of federal government’s employees had performed election duty in K-P and Balochistan. “Only 175 federal government employees were deployed in Balochistan while 220 officials were deployed in K-P,” he added. The government had, however, sought services of around 28,000 federal government employees in Balochistan and over 25,000 in K-P. Regarding the commission’s report, Hamid Khan said the report proved the ECP did not comply with the apex court’s judgement in the Workers Party case. “Though I had filed an application before the ECP to hire services of officials from the railways and WAPDA in 13 constituencies of Lahore but the commission did not accept our request in this regard”. The apex court will resume hearing of PTI chairman’s petition regarding the verification of thumb impression in four constituencies on Thursday (April 17). NEW DELHI: India’s political rivals were set to hold rallies on Sunday on the eve of the world’s World’s biggest election biggest election in which 814 million eligible voters are expected to take part in nine stages today starts in India today (Monday). Frontrunner for premier Narendra Modi and his Hindu nationalists battled accusations of The News 7th April, 2014 stoking religious tensions to win votes. Rahul Gandhi will take to the stage in New Delhi and neighbouring Haryana state to implore voters to stick with his ruling Congress party, which is tipped to suffer a crushing defeat in the marathon six-week ballot which starts today. Voting will kick off in the two remote northeastern states of Assam and Tripura, before spreading across the country in a staggered process. Results are due on May 16.“Congress is the only party that has resonance in every nook and cranny of India,” senior party spokesman Abhishek Manu Singhvi told AFP. He described Gandhi, the scion of India’s most famous political dynasty and frontman for the Congress campaign, as a “superstar campaigner” who would return them to power. Arch-rival Modi, a Hindu hardliner tainted by association with religious riots, is holding rallies on Sunday in the battleground state of Uttar Pradesh where he has been campaigning on a pledge of reviving the country’s ailing economy. But in the last days of the campaign a row erupted along religious lines, with Modi’s right- hand man accused of stoking tensions against Muslims, who at 13 percent of the population are the country’s largest religious minority. Amit Shah reportedly told Hindu voters to seek “revenge” at the ballot box while speaking in a part of Uttar Pradesh hit by Hindu-Muslim violence last year that left some 50 people dead. “This election is about voting out the government that protects and gives compensation to those who killed Hindus,” Shah reportedly said on Friday. Congress has asked the Election Commission to order Shah’s arrest and ban him from campaigning, with a party official accusing Modi’s Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) of making “horrible” statements and “creating animosity between communities”. But Arvind Kejriwal, from the anti-corruption Aam Aadmi or Common Man Party, accused Modi Saturday of “politics of hatred”. The BJP said Shah’s comments had been taken out of context and accused Congress of hypocrisy. “The Congress should be ashamed for that challenge to the EC. They themselves are asking for votes in the name of religion,” BJP spokeswoman Nirmala Sitharaman told AFP. Modi, widely tipped in opinion polls to win the elections, has focused his campaign on economic reform and creating jobs, largely steering clear of promoting any Hindu nationalist agenda. But he has been tainted by religious riots in 2002 in the western state of Gujarat which he has governed since 2001. The riots there killed more than 1,000people, mostly Muslims. Rahul Gandhi warned that the country faces religious turmoil if the opposition. Hindu nationalist party wins power. Gandhi said majority Hindus would be pitted against minority Muslims if hardliner Narendra Modi and his BJP clinched.“Wherever these people (BJP) go they create fights.” Gandhi told a rally in the town of Sirsa, 250 kilometres (155 miles) from New Delhi. “We walk with everybody, be it Hindus, Muslims, Sikhs, Christians. We walk with people from all communities, castes, religions and regions and that is our politics,” said Gandhi, “We don’t do politics of anger and division.” KANDAHAR/KABUL: Afghanistan's landmark election on Saturday was marred by a shortage of Polls begin to close in ballot papers that left many voters still queuing to cast their vote with polling due to close, as the largely peaceful Afghan organisers appeared unprepared for a high turnout. Despite Taliban threats, voting was largely election peaceful with long queues in cities across the country as voters cast their ballots at around 6,000 th centres under tight security. The Independent Election Commission ordered voting to be extended Dawn 5 April, 2014 by at least an hour, with ballot papers being dispatched where they were needed for people to vote

for a successor to President Hamid Karzai. Organisers of the vote - meant to be the first democratic handover of power in Afghan history - had feared that a low turnout and Taliban violence would derail the election but as polling stations began to close, those fears had not materialised. “People did not expect this number of people to come out to vote,” Toryalai Wesa, governor of the southern city of Kandahar, told reporters. “They thought the turnout would be similar to the past and that's why they sent fewer voting materials this time.” In the capital, Kabul, many polling stations decided to extend voting hours way beyond the official closing time of 4 p.m. (1130 GMT) to allow voters to cast their ballots. In the western Dasht-e-Barchi neighbourhood of Kabul a line of hundreds of men and women snaked outside one polling station, with many impatient voters saying they had been waiting in the rain for most of the day. “I have waited here for hours, but was not allowed inside to vote because there is no ballot paper,” said Hassan, who only gave his first name, as others nodded in agreement. “This is a deprivation of my right and I am unhappy at not being able to take part in this historic process.” Many polling stations in Kabul decided to extend voting way beyond the official closing time of 4 p.m. (1130 GMT) to allow voters to cast their ballots. Mohammad Hashimi, an election observer, added: “Many people stood in the rain for hours but couldn't vote because of the ballot papers.” Ahmad Yusuf Nuristani, chairman of the Independent Election Commission, told reporters that signs were that the turnout was good, while acknowledging the foul up over ballot papers. “The report we have so far indicates that many people participated in these elections and even in some stations we ran out of ballot papers,” he said. “We have already sent some ballots to those stations which we had reserved in provinces.” Of the eight candidates contesting the presidency, the three frontrunners to succeed Karzai - who is barred by the constitution from running again – are former foreign ministers Abdullah Abdullah and Zalmai Rassoul and former finance minister Ashraf Ghani. smooth election with a high turnout is good news for Afghanistan's Western backers who are watching the vote closely in order to decide whether to continue to extend billions of aid desperately needed to support Afghanistan's ailing economy. It was not immediately clear how widespread the shortage of ballot papers was around the country. Afghanistan has 12 million eligible voters, and officials say there were 15 million ballot papers printed. In Kandahar, a Taliban stronghold and Afghanistan's second city, ballots had run out at the majority of polling stations in the city, according to a spokesman for the governor's office. “Due to the mismanagement of election commission in Kandahar, voting materials in the majority of polling stations have run out,” said Dawakhan Menapal, the spokesman. One young, angry voter, Mohammad, said he was upset because he was unable to vote. “I came here at 8 a.m. to this polling station to select our candidate, it's 11:30 and the election workers has told us that the election papers have run out and you should go to a different polling station,” he said. “People have crushed their voting cards and thrown them away.” There was no official on turnout, but at the last election in 2009, the turnout of 4.6 million was regarded as low. Because of Afghanistan's difficult terrain, it will take weeks for officials to gather ballot boxes from around the country and count the votes. Official preliminary results from the Saturday vote are not expected until late April. Main candidates in Voting was under way in Afghanistan's presidential election on Saturday, with about 12 million people eligible to choose between eight candidates. Here are brief descriptions of the Afghanistan's presidential three leading contenders. election ASHRAF GHANI AHMADZAI The News 5th April, 2014 The American-trained anthropologist returned to Afghanistan after the Taliban were ousted and held various government posts, including finance minister. Known in Afghanistan as Doctor Ashraf Ghani, he won about four percent of the vote in the last presidential election in 2009. One of Afghanistan's best-known intellectuals, Ghani spent almost a quarter of century abroad during the tumultuous decades of Soviet rule, civil war and the Taliban regime. During that period he worked as an academic in the United States and Denmark, and with the World Bank and the United Nations across East and South Asia. Within months of the September 11, 2001, attacks on the United States, Ghani resigned from his international posts and returned to Afghanistan to become a senior adviser to Karzai. Ghani is among the strongest backers of a crucial bilateral security deal to keep US troops in Afghanistan beyond 2014 that Karzai has refused to endorse. He has said he would sign it swiftly if elected. A Pashtun belonging to Afghanistan's biggest ethnic group, Ghani has defended his decision to pick ethnic Uzbek former warlord Abdul Rashid Dostum as a running mate. "The ticket is a realistic balance between forces that have been produced in the last 30 years and have a base in this society," Ghani told Reuters. ZALMAY RASSOUL The former foreign minister has been one of Karzai's closest confidants. His colleagues know him as a calm and soft-spoken statesman, who over his three years in the job accompanied Karzai on his official visits overseas. Rassoul also held roles in national security, being close to the president since the early days of his government, when Karzai was plucked from obscurity by the United states to lead Afghanistan after the Taliban were ousted in 2001. Critics say that, if elected, Rassoul - born in 1943 in a reputed Pashtun family in Kabul - would lack the strength and independence to make a break from the old administration, which has been accused of perpetuating a culture of corruption and inefficiency. ABDULLAH ABDULLAH A former ophthalmologist-turned-fighter of Soviet forces in the 1980s, Abdullah dropped out of a run-off against Karzai in the 2009 election, citing concerns about mass electoral fraud. An adviser to the late guerrilla leader Ahmad Shah Masood, Abdullah was foreign minister until his abrupt

dismissal in 2006. Abdullah's base of support is in the ethnic Tajik community and, although he is half-Pashtun, he is best known for championing the causes and rights of Afghanistan's second- largest ethnic group, Afghan Tajiks. As a young man, Abdullah studied medicine at Kabul University and worked as an ophthalmologist until 1985. A year later he joined the Panjshir Resistance Front against the Soviets and served as an adviser to Masood, a national hero for many Afghans. Abdullah was foreign minister of the United Front - better known internationally as the Northern Alliance - from 1998 and, after Masood's assassination in 2001, became a dominant figure in the alliance that helped US forces topple the Taliban.

Elections in Afghanistan JALALABAD, Afghanistan: The Taliban have launched a violent campaign to disrupt the presidential election in Afghanistan being held on Saturday, but in a restive eastern corner of the today country they are paying villagers to surrender their voting cards. Residents in Nangarhar province, The News 5th April, 2014 which lies on the border with Pakistan, said local Taliban militants had been offering voters 500 Pakistani rupees — the equivalent of just over $5 to opt out of the election. “At first we thought the Taliban were trying to trick us and wanted to find out who had voter cards, but later we found out that they were honest and paid money,” said Ahmad Shah, a youth in a village just outside the city of Jalalabad. The Taliban did not respond to a request for comment. The Saturday’s election will bring the first democratic transfer of power in the war-torn Afghanistan and an end to the rule of President Hamid Karzai, who has led the country since the ouster of a Taliban regime in late 2001. The Taliban have branded the election a Western-backed sham. The Independent Election Commission has said at least 10 percent of polling stations will not be able to open due to the threat of violence, the majority of them in the east where the insurgents are most active. “When the Taliban are in control and warn people not to vote, and instead pay money for your voter card, it’s not a bad thing,” said Haji Khan Wali, another man in the village, where the Pakistani rupee is more commonly used than the local currency, the Afghani. “People here have to think more about finding bread to feed their families than the election. To tell you the truth, half the people here don’t know anything about the election,” said Khan, wearing a white turban and long beard. Local officials said they were aware of such reports from remote areas of Nangarhar, which are under the Taliban influence.

Afghan elections: Taliban KABUL: After a spate of deadly attacks in Kabul in the run-up to the Afghan elections, the Afghan Taliban now say they “have obtained a government security plan” for the crucial vote. The issue new threats of document includes what appears to be a detailed list of names of many officials and areas where widespread attacks troops have been deployed for election duty, Taliban spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid said on Express Tribune 4thApril, 2014 Thursday. The document will enable the militants to target the officials. Soon after the threat, Kabul saw freshly deployed gun-toting security forces all over the capital, patrolling the city and stationed outside important buildings. He also said some people avoid coming out of homes due to security concerns. He, however, said that the people would go to the polling centres as there had been a great enthusiasm in Kabul city during the election campaign ended on Wednesday. Hours earlier, Mujahid issued fresh threats to sabotage the April 5 vote that will mark the first-ever democratic transition in Afghanistan. He said the Taliban would now intensify attacks on all those who are part of the “fake” elections. “The Islamic Emirate shall never allow the enemy to be successful in achieving its goals through this fake theatrical charade. In this regard we have given orders to all Mujahideen to use all force at its disposal to disrupt these upcoming sham elections; target all its workers, activists, callers, security apparatus and offices and the nation must also stop the process of elections from taking place,” the Taliban said in a statement. When asked by The Express Tribune via email as to how the Taliban will forcibly stop people from exercising their right to vote, the Taliban spokesperson said, “As you are aware our homeland is under American invasion. The so-called elections under the invasion will protect the interests of the invaders and they would impose their choice on the Afghans. The process has no other meaning.” Do they have a soft corner for any of the eight presidential candidates, including two known Jehadi leaders? Most of the candidates are those who have arrived in the country with the American invasion, Mujahid responded. “We expect nothing good from any of the candidates. They are all working for others.” However, Afghans have so far defied the Taliban threats and participated in election rallies in major cities, including capital Kabul. A local taxi driver told The Express Tribune that even though the Kabul seemed deserted on Thursday, people are looking forward to the landmark election day on Saturday. Nevertheless, besides creating panic among the people, the Taliban attacks have also forced some international observers to leave Afghanistan. Their concerns grew at the killing of one foreign polls observer in the Serena Hotel and the killing of a foreign journalist, Nils Horner. Independent analysts say that last week’s withdrawal of the National Democratic Institute (NDI) and the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) could undermine the credibility of the vote.

Taliban kidnap Afghan MAZAR-I-SHARIF, Afghanistan: Taliban gunmen abducted a provincial election candidate in northern Afghanistan, officials said on Monday, five days ahead of national polls the militants have election candidate vowed to target.Afghanistan will vote on Saturday to choose a successor to President Hamid Karzai The News 1st April,2014 and to decide the make-up of 34 provincial councils in elections seen as a benchmark of progress since the Taliban were ousted from power in 2001.

DISTRICT : BAGH AZAD JAMMU KASHMIR District Bagh is located in Azad JamMu Kashmir Profile Number of Settlements/ Communities: 237 Population Population 2012 (Estimated from Census 1998) : District Total

Bagh 434,000

Bagh Area Total Area: 986.8076. sq.km Health Total number of Health Facilities in Bagh :68 List of the Health Facilities:

Name Type SABIR SHAHEED VETERINARY VETERINARY HEALTH CARE MEDICAL CENTRE GENERAL HOSPITALS AL-ZAMAN HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL HOMEOPATHIC ASAD MEDICAL CENTRE GENERAL HOSPITALS ATIA CLINIC GENERAL PHYSICIAN DR TAHIR JAMAL ULTRASOUND CLINIC DIAGNOSTIC CENTRE DANIYAL HOMEO CLINIC & MEDICAL STORE HOMEOPATHIC SHAHEEN MODERN MEDICOS & CLINIC GENERAL PHYSICIAN SINGOLA DISPENSARY DISPENSARY RAIKOT LOHAR BALLA DISPENSARY DISPENSARY DR. MUHAMMAD ILYAS KHAN AMMAR HOSPITAL BAGH AZAD KASHMIR GENERAL HOSPITALS AL SHIFA HOSPITAL GENERAL HOSPITALS DHQ BAGH DISTRICT HEADQUARTER HOSPITAL ASMA CLINIC GENERAL PHYSICIAN RESHMA CLINIC GENERAL PHYSICIAN PIMA HOSPITAL GENERAL HOSPITALS AHMAD MATERNITY HOME MATERNITY HOME AMMAR CLINIC GENERAL PHYSICIAN TANZEEM CLINIC GENERAL PHYSICIAN BIRPANI HOSPITAL GENERAL HOSPITALS SUDHAN GALI FIRST AID POST DISPENSARY THUB DISPENSARY DISPENSARY REAR BAN FIRST AID POST DISPENSARY BHU SERIPIRAN BASIC HEALTH UNIT BHU BIRPANI BASIC HEALTH UNIT BANI MINHASAN DISPENSARY DISPENSARY BHU HARI GHEL BASIC HEALTH UNIT BHU KAFFAL GARRAH BASIC HEALTH UNIT KOTHIAN FIRST AID POST DISPENSARY GHAIL TOPI FIRST AID POST DISPENSARY RHC CHITRA TOPI RURAL HEALTH CENTER SALIAN MULDYALIAN FIRST AID POST DISPENSARY DHARRAY FIRST AID POST DISPENSARY BHU CHATTAR_2 BASIC HEALTH UNIT BHU RERRA BASIC HEALTH UNIT NARYOLA DISPENSARY DISPENSARY

BHU SIRSYDEN BASIC HEALTH UNIT KHARALPANYAL DISPENSARY DISPENSARY BHU KHARAL MALDYALAN BASIC HEALTH UNIT KARAL ABBASIAN DISPENSARY DISPENSARY T.B HOSPITAL HILL BAGH TB CHOWKI DISPENSARY DISPENSARY KOTLA KULLAN FIRST AID POST DISPENSARY KHAWAJ RATHNOAE DISPENSARY DISPENSARY GOVT. VETERINARY CLINIC DOGYAN VETERINARY GOVT. HOSPITAL DHIRKOT GENERAL HOSPITALS CHINAR MEDICAL CENTRE GENERAL HOSPITALS ADNAN MEDICAL CENTRE GENERAL HOSPITALS GOVT. HOSPITAL HILL GENERAL HOSPITALS BHU SAHALIAN BASIC HEALTH UNIT BHU SOHAWA SHARIF BASIC HEALTH UNIT CHIRALA FIRST AID POST DISPENSARY NARA KOT FIRST AID POST DISPENSARY SALAHIN DAUNDANH DISPENSARY DISPENSARY SKINDERABAD FIRST AID POST DISPENSARY SURUNG DHAVI FIRST AID POST DISPENSARY SANGHOR PATHARA DISPENSARY DISPENSARY CHAMYATI FIRST AID POST DISPENSARY RHC SEASIR RURAL HEALTH CENTER RANGOLI FIRST AID POST DISPENSARY KOTALI DISPENSARY DISPENSARY BHU NEELA BUT BASIC HEALTH UNIT BHU GHAZI ABAD BASIC HEALTH UNIT BHU RANGLA BASIC HEALTH UNIT RHC DHIR KOT RURAL HEALTH CENTER RHC ARJA RURAL HEALTH CENTER

CHOAR FIRST AID POST DISPENSARY Total Number of Educational Facilities: 102 Education Boys Schools: 16 Girls’ Schools: 19 Co. Education: 67 Private : 41 Government: 61

Name Type Name Type SWEDISH INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY PRIVATE SCHOOL BANDIA PHS BAGH MODEL COLLEGE PC GGHS GHANI ABAD GHS THE GLOBAL TUITION ACADEMY PRIVATE GBHS GHANI ABAD GHS SKILL COMPUTER CENTRE & GMS VILALGE ACADEMY PRIVATE JABBAR RATNOI GES GPS BHIRMU GPS GHS RATNOI GHS HIRA PUBLIC HIGH GBHS MANG BAJRI GHS SCHOOL MAHLDARA PHS KASHMIR PUBLIC READ FOUNDATION SCHOOL PHS SCHOOL MAHLDARA PHS

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FAUJI FOUNDATION GMS TONGYAT GES MODEL SCHOOL PHS IQRA ZEENAT-UL- CHINAR DEGREE ATFAL PHS COLLEGE PC GOVT. POST GBMS CHOWK GRADUATE BOYS PATRATA GES COLLEGE GC YOUNG PUBLIC GHS CHITRA TOPI SCHOOL PHS SINGOLA GHS MADDRASA TALEEM UL QURAN GGHS KOTLA GHS HAMAMOHRA PMMS GGHS HUDA BARHI GHS GGDC BIRPANI GC GHS BAGH CITY GHS GGHS BIRPANI GHS SCHOOL BAGH PHS GHSS BIRPANI GHSS GGPS THARI GPS KOTLA SCHOOL PHS PRIVATE MIDDLE NEW KASHMIR SCHOOL PADDER MODEL COLLEGE SYEDAIN PES QANDEEL COLONY PC PEARL VALLEY INTERNATIONAL MONTESSORI & NATIONAL SCIENCE SCHOOL PHS COLLEGE BAGH PC KASHMIR COLLEGE GHS RERA BAGH OF COMMERCE AZAD KASHMIR GHS BAGH PC READ FOUNDATION EVER ROYAL SCHOOL RERAH PHS COLLEGE BAGH PC GOVT. COLLEGE OF EDUCATION BAGH GGDC RERAH GC CITY GC GPS KATHINEE(RASHEE D AHMED SHEIKH GOVT. INTER ISLAMABAD) GPS COLLEGE MALLOT GC GOLLIALEE SCHOOL DHULLI BAGH PHS GHS BOSALA BASHA GHS GPS PAAIN GPS GBHS KANYATI GHS SWEDISH READ FOUNDATION INSTITUTE OF HIGH SCHOOL TECHNOLOGY GHS KANYATI PHS GHS DHULLI PHS GPS NAHAR CHIRAN GPS EVER GREEN SCHOOL DHULLI BAGH GHS GHS RINGOLI GHS GBHS NAR SHER ALI KHAN PC GHS DHIRKOT GHS SPRING FIELD SCHOOL & GPS AND EID GAH COLLEGE GHS HAAR CHAPPRIAN GPS GOVT. INTER COLLEGE GGHS BAGH PC CHAPPRIAN BHOORA GC ROYAL COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY GPS BARIAN BAGH GHS CHAPPRIAN GPS GHS BAGH GC GGHS SUDHAN GALA GHS GGDC BAGH PC GBHS SUDHAN GALA GHS SIR SYED COLLEGE PC SAHARA CHILDREN PRIVATE

BAGH ACADEMY MALLOT TECHNICAL COLLEGE BAGH GHS GHS BISS BAGLA AJK GHS GGMS CHANNAT GBHS MAIRA BURKA GHS BAIN TARI GES GGHS MAIRA GHS GPS SARMONDLE PHS GHS KOTHIAN GHS GBDC DHIRKOT GC WORLD TECH GHS GHAIL TOPI GMPS INSTITUTE PRIVATE GMPS MAKHYALA PHS GPS BOLASA GPS KALI KASI SCHOOL PHS GGPS PADARMASTU GPS PUBLIC SCHOOL GOVT. INTER HAROLI PES COLLEGE RANGLA GC NAKER MIDDLE SCHOOL SINGOLA PHS GBHS CHAMAN KOT GHS CHAPRI TARAR AL NOOR MODEL SCHOOL GHS SCHOOL PHS GBHS POTHA SINGOLA PHS GGHS DHERKOT GHS SCHOOL SINGOLA GHS GBMS CHAMYATI GES EVER GREEN GGHS SINGOLA PHS SCHOOL PHS CHANALA SCHOOL GES GGDC SAHLIAN GC GGMS MUGHAL ABAD PHS GBHS SAHLIAN GHS COPRA SCHOOL GES GBHS AJRA GHS GGMS BUNGRAN GOVT. GIRLS INTER BAHRSALLA PRIVATE COLLEGE GC SWEDISH INSTITUTE OF

TECHNOLOGY PRIVATE SCHOOL BANDIA PHS

DISTRICT: HATTIAN AZAD JAMMU KASHMIR District Hattian is located in Azad Jammu Kashmir Profile Number of Settlements/ Communities: 352 Population 2012 (Estimated from Census 1998) : Population District Total Hattian 36398

Area Diamir Total Area: 1056.593sq.Km.

Health Total number of Health Facilities in Hattian : 27 List of the Health Facilities:

Name Type DHQ HATTIAN DISTRICT HEADQUARTER HOSPITAL FIRST AID POST KUNDA SHAKRIAN DISPENSARY FIRST AID POST NOON BAGLA DISPENSARY CIVIL DISPENSARY SARRAN DISPENSARY RHC CHIKKAR RURAL HEALTH CENTER FIRST AID POST LANGLA DISPENSARY BHU SALMAIA BASIC HEALTH UNIT FIRST AID POST BANI UNGRIAL DISPENSARY DISPENSARY SYNA DAMAN DISPENSARY BHU SHARIAN BASIC HEALTH UNIT BHU LAMNIAN BASIC HEALTH UNIT BHU CHOKOTHI BASIC HEALTH UNIT FIRST AID POST MOJI DISPENSARY DISPENSARY RASHIAN DISPENSARY BHU CHINARI BASIC HEALTH UNIT FIRST AID POST JASCOOL DISPENSARY FIRST AID POST GUJAR BANDI DISPENSARY FIRST AID POST GAIPURA DISPENSARY RHC LEEPA RURAL HEALTH CENTER DISPENSARY CHAKHAMA DISPENSARY BHU KHALANA BASIC HEALTH UNIT FIRST AID POST SHAH KANJA DISPENSARY DISPENSARY PAHAL DISPENSARY CUBAN HOSPITAL HATTAIN BALA GENERAL HOSPITALS DISPENSARY HATTIAN DUPATTA DISPENSARY ADNAN MATAAB DARWATHA SHARIF DAWAKHANA BHU GUNDI GRAN BASIC HEALTH UNIT

DHQ HATTIAN DISTRICT HEADQUARTER HOSPITAL Total Number of Educational Facilities: 32 Education Boys Schools: 16 Girls’ Schools: 08 Co. Education: 08 Private : 09 Government: 23

Name Type Name Type SCHOOL BATANGI PHS GGPS KINDRI GPS READ FOUNDATION SCHOOL HATTAIN BALA PHS GBPS KINDRI GPS GOVT. INTER GGHS HATTIAN BALA GHS COLLEGE KHALANA GC GBMS MOHARA GBHS BANI LANGRIAL GHS SADIQ GES GBMS HATTAIN BALA GES GBHS PAHAL GHS

READ FOUNDATION SCIENCE COLLEGE HATTAIN BALA PC GBHS JANDALI GHS GOVT. GIRLS INTER COLLEGE HATTIAN BALA GC GGHS SULMIA GHS GOVT. BOYS INTER COLLEGE GC GBHS SULMIA GHS GHS NOGARAN GHS GBHS KARIAN GHS AL FALAH SCHOOL GOVT. GIRLS INTER NOGARAN PHS COLLEGE CHIKKAR GC GBHS SARRAN GHS GBDC CHIKKAR GC GGHS SARRAN GHS GGHS KAKARWARA GHS MADDRASA MUHAMMAD BIN QASIM PMMS GBHS KAKARWARA GHS MADDRASA MUHAMMAD NASEER AWAN PAHAL PMMS GBMS DOPATTA GES SCHOOL LEEPA GGHS PAHAL GHS VALLEY PHS COMPUTER CENTRE MINHAJ UL QURAN

BATANGI PRIVATE ISLAMIC SCHOOL PHS

DISTRICT : MUZAFFARABAD , AZAD JAMMU KASHMIR Profile District Muzaffarabad is located in Azad Jamu o Kashmir Number of Settlements/ Communities: 949 Population Population 2012 (Estimated from Census 1998) : District Total Muzaffarabad 741,000

Area Muzaffarabad Total Area: 1908.523sq.km Health Total number of Health Facilities in Muzaffarabad : 105

Name Type

BHU SAID PUR BASIC HEALTH UNIT

ZAHIDA CLINIC GENERAL PHYSICIAN

WASAY CLINIC GENERAL PHYSICIAN

CMH MUZAFFARABAD GENERAL HOSPITALS

4-FIELD HOSPITAL GENERAL HOSPITALS

MUZAFFARABAD GENERAL GENERAL HOSPITALS HOSPITAL RAZA HOSPITAL GENERAL HOSPITALS

NALUCHI DISPENSARY DISPENSARY

AIMS HOSPITAL GENERAL HOSPITALS

PIMA HOSPITAL GENERAL HOSPITALS

RIZWAN CLINIC GENERAL PHYSICIAN

TASNEEM CLINIC GENERAL PHYSICIAN

HOSPITAL GARHI DUPATTA GENERAL HOSPITALS

RHC DANNA RURAL HEALTH CENTER

AHS FOUNDATION BASIC HEALTH GENERAL HOSPITALS CENTRE FAMILY HEALTH CENTER GENERAL HOSPITALS

BHU MUZAFFARABAD BASIC HEALTH UNIT

NAEEMA CLINIC GENERAL PHYSICIAN

PARVEEN CLINIC GENERAL PHYSICIAN

NAILA CLINIC GENERAL PHYSICIAN

AMBER CLINIC GENERAL PHYSICIAN

RIFFAT CLINIC GENERAL PHYSICIAN

HAFSA CLINIC GENERAL PHYSICIAN

MARLIN CLINIC GENERAL PHYSICIAN

PARVEEN CLINIC GENERAL PHYSICIAN

SHAZIA CLINIC GENERAL PHYSICIAN

SHAHNAZ CLINIC GENERAL PHYSICIAN

PERVEEN CLINIC GENERAL PHYSICIAN

JANILA CLINIC GENERAL PHYSICIAN

YASMEEN CLINIC GENERAL PHYSICIAN

UZMA CLINIC GENERAL PHYSICIAN

HASNAT CLINIC GENERAL PHYSICIAN

KIRAN CLINIC GENERAL PHYSICIAN

SUB HEALTH CLINIC GENERAL PHYSICIAN

YASMEEN CLINIC GENERAL PHYSICIAN

AIYA CLINIC GENERAL PHYSICIAN

STANDARD MEDICAL STORE MEDICAL STORES

BHU UPPER CHATTER BASIC HEALTH UNIT

KHIZRA CLINIC GENERAL PHYSICIAN

FIRST AID POST KATKAIR DISPENSARY

BHU RAHEEM KOT BASIC HEALTH UNIT

DISPENSARY KOTE TERRALA DISPENSARY

BHU KOHALA BASIC HEALTH UNIT

BHU DAHNI BASIC HEALTH UNIT

DISPENSARY CHARIK PURA DISPENSARY

FIRST AID POST KASSIAN RIAT DISPENSARY HLLAL BHU TEMBI BAHANNA BASIC HEALTH UNIT

FIRST AID POST KHARIAN DISPENSARY

DISPENSARY NOOR PUR DISPENSARY NAKRAN BHU CHATTAR KALAS BASIC HEALTH UNIT

BHU KOOMI KOT BASIC HEALTH UNIT

BHU NARRAIN SHARIF BASIC HEALTH UNIT

BHU SAID PUR BASIC HEALTH UNIT

ZAHIDA CLINIC MCH CENTRE

WASAY CLINIC DISPENSARY CMH MUZAFFARABAD BASIC HEALTH UNIT

4-FIELD HOSPITAL DISPENSARY

MUZAFFARABAD GENERAL BASIC HEALTH UNIT HOSPITAL RAZA HOSPITAL BASIC HEALTH UNIT

NALUCHI DISPENSARY DISPENSARY

AIMS HOSPITAL DISPENSARY

PIMA HOSPITAL BASIC HEALTH UNIT

RIZWAN CLINIC BASIC HEALTH UNIT

TASNEEM CLINIC DISPENSARY

HOSPITAL GARHI DUPATTA DISPENSARY

RHC DANNA LEPROSY CENTRE

AHS FOUNDATION BASIC HEALTH DISPENSARY CENTRE

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FAMILY HEALTH CENTER BASIC HEALTH UNIT

BHU MUZAFFARABAD BASIC HEALTH UNIT

NAEEMA CLINIC BASIC HEALTH UNIT

PARVEEN CLINIC BASIC HEALTH UNIT

NAILA CLINIC DISPENSARY

AMBER CLINIC DISPENSARY

RIFFAT CLINIC BASIC HEALTH UNIT

HAFSA CLINIC DISPENSARY

MARLIN CLINIC DISPENSARY

PARVEEN CLINIC RURAL HEALTH CENTER

SHAZIA CLINIC BASIC HEALTH UNIT

SHAHNAZ CLINIC BASIC HEALTH UNIT

PERVEEN CLINIC BASIC HEALTH UNIT

JANILA CLINIC BASIC HEALTH UNIT

YASMEEN CLINIC DISPENSARY

UZMA CLINIC DISPENSARY

HASNAT CLINIC DISPENSARY

KIRAN CLINIC BASIC HEALTH UNIT

SUB HEALTH CLINIC DISPENSARY

YASMEEN CLINIC DISPENSARY

AIYA CLINIC DISPENSARY

STANDARD MEDICAL STORE DISPENSARY

BHU UPPER CHATTER RURAL HEALTH CENTER

KHIZRA CLINIC BASIC HEALTH UNIT

FIRST AID POST KATKAIR DISPENSARY

BHU RAHEEM KOT DISPENSARY

DISPENSARY KOTE TERRALA DISPENSARY

BHU KOHALA DISPENSARY

BHU DAHNI BASIC HEALTH UNIT

DISPENSARY CHARIK PURA DISPENSARY

FIRST AID POST KASSIAN RIAT BASIC HEALTH UNIT HLLAL BHU TEMBI BAHANNA DISPENSARY

FIRST AID POST KHARIAN BASIC HEALTH UNIT

DISPENSARY NOOR PUR DISPENSARY NAKRAN BHU CHATTAR KALAS DISPENSARY

BHU KOOMI KOT BASIC HEALTH UNIT

BHU NARRAIN SHARIF GENERAL HOSPITALS

BHU SAID PUR BASIC HEALTH UNIT

ZAHIDA CLINIC GENERAL PHYSICIAN

List of the Health Facilities: Education Total Number of Educational Facilities: 169 Boys Schools: 84 Girls’ Schools: 69 Co. Education: 44 Private : 27 Government: 142

Name Type Name Type

GBHS KACHILI GHS GGHS GHS NALOOCHHI GGHS DANNA GHS GHS SHALA GHS BAGH GGPS DURBANG GPS GDC UPPER GC CHATTER GBPS DURBANG GPS MADDRASA PMMS UPPER CHATTER GGPS HARYOLA GPS ISLAMABAD PC COLLEGE MUZAFFARABAD CITY GBPS HARYOLA GPS GGMS KOT GES GBMS SALA GALI GES GBHS KOT GHS GHS RAJA ASHIQ GHS SCHOOL PHS POTHA KHAIRIAN BUGNA BOYS PHS GHSS KOOMI GHSS HIGH SCHOOL KOT GBHS CHATTAR GHS GGMS DUPATTA GES KALAS GGHS GARHI GHS GHS DUPATTA GHS DUPATTA GBHS GARHI GHS GGPS BANDI GPS DUPATTA HAJHAM CHINAR PUBLIC PHS GGMS KAYAIN GES SCHOOL AWANPATT ARMY PUBLIC PHS GHS RAJPHIAN GHS SCHOOL GARHI DUPATTA GBHS ATTRASI GHS GPS RAYALI GPS GGHS LOWER GHS GGHS BHERI GHS CHATTER ALI AKBAR AWAN PHS GBHS HEER GHS MODEL HIGH KUTLI SCHOOL GGHS GHS GBHS SHAWAI GHS THE ROOTS PPS GPS SHAWAI GPS SCHOOL THE CITY PHS GBPS L/M S GPS SCHOOL MINGRAN PREMIER PC GBHS BHERI GHS SCHOOL & COLLEGE MUZAFFARABAD KASHMIR MODEL PHS GBHS SARAR GHS PUBLIC SCHOOL DAR-E-ARQAM PHS GBHS PANJKOT GHS SCHOOL GGHS GHS GBHS BALGRAN GHS SECRETARIAT ROAD NEELUM HIGH PHS GBHS NARRAN GHS

SCHOOL ARMY PUBLIC PHS GBHS GOJRA GHS SCHOOL GHS GHS GBHS TIMBI GHS MUZAFFARABAD CITY CSL PRIVATE GBMS KARKA GES MONTESSORI TEACHERS TRAINING INSTITUTE ANWAR-UL- PHS GBMS MALSI GES ISLAM ISLAMIC SCHOOL GHS GHS GBMS THOTHA GES MUZAFFARABAD CITY GBPS KULIAN GPS GBMS KAILGRAN GES GGMS GES GBMS DANNA GES CHEERBUN LINK NAUSERI PHS GBMS BALSERI GES VILLAGE SCHOOL RAJPIAN BOYS PHS GBMS BALLAN GES HIGH SCHOOL GBHS SAID PUR GHS GBMS DOBA GES GRAAN GBHS NOWHERA GHS GBMS SAID PUR GES GGHS CHALAA GHS GBPS BORE GPS BANDI BALA NATIONAL PHS GBMS KOTLI GES PUBLIC SHOOL AD BY WAZIR QURASHI GPS THALA GPS GBPS BANDI GPS MAKRI FOREST PHS GDC GARHI GC SCHOOL DUPATTA MUZAFFARABAD CITY GBDC GC GDC DANNA GC MUZAFFARABAD ALPINE PC GBPS KOPRA GPS NATIONAL DEGREE COLLEGE OF SCIENCES MUZFFARABAD GGDC GC GBPS GPS MUZAFFARABAD SULTANPUR CITY JAAMIA PHS GBPS HARRIALA GPS TALEEMAAT E ISLAAMIYA MUZAFFARABAD SKY LINK MODEL PHS GBPS MIR BANDI GPS SCHOOL ARMY JUNIOR PPS GGPS BANDI GPS PUBLIC SCHOOL PYRAMIDS PHS GBPS BANDI GPS INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL GBHS MIDDLE GHS GGPS BORE GPS GOJRA BALA GHSS GOJRA GHSS GGPS LALA GPS READ PC GGPS JURGEE GPS FOUNDATION ORIENTAL SCIENCE

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COLLEGE MIDDLE GOJRA GGPS DARA GPS GGPS KUNDLA GPS SIRE GBPS DARA SIRE GPS GGPS NANDAL GPS GGPS MANDAL GPS GGPS DACHA GPS GHSS KANOOR GHSS GGPS GHATIAN GPS GGPS NALEE GPS GGPS RAJKANDI GPS GBPS NALEE GPS GGPS JAWA GPS GGPS BATLIAN GPS GGPS GOTHA GPS GBPS BATLIAN GPS GBPS KUNDIAN GPS GGPS KOPRA GPS GGPS BABU GPS MOHALA GGPS THOTHA GPS GGPS MUTHAI GPS GGPS KUNDIAN GPS GBHS MUTHAI GHS GGPS GPS GGPS RAROO GPS PALHOOTER GGPS SUBRI GPS GGHS DANNA GHS GBPS SUBRI GPS GGHSS GOJRA GHSS AL NOOR PUBLIC PHS GGMS KUNDLAN GES SCHOOL GGHS MIANI GHS GGMS SAWAN GES BANDI GGPS SHERWAN GPS GGMS BARSALA GES GGPS HOTRARY GPS GGMS TANDALI GES GBPS HOTRARY GPS GGMS KANDAR GES GGPS SHAH GPS GGMS KHILLA GES NARA GGPS ABHAL GPS GGMS LOHAR GES GALI GGPS DOMISHI GPS GGMS NARAT GES GGPS BATAL GPS GGMS HOTRARY GES GGPS SARIAN GPS GGMS TIMBI GES GBPS SARIAN GPS GGMS SAID PUR GES GGPS DABAN GPS GGMS BALGRAN GES GGPS KARKA GPS GGMS KARDALA GES GGPS BANIAN GPS GGMS SHAWAI GES GGPS BAGH GPS GGHS MAJHOI GHS GGPS BAJLA GPS GBPS MIR GALI GPS GBPS STANARA GPS MIRWAIZ MOLVI GC MUHAMMAD FAROOQ MEDICAL COLLEGE DOMAIL GGPS HARYALA GPS UNIVERSITY OF GU GUJRAN AZAD JAMMU & KASHMIR GGPS PATHIALI GPS AJK UNIVERSITY GU CHALLA BANDI KASHMIR PRIVATE UNIVERSITY OF GU CHILDREN AZAD JAMMU ACADEMY KASHMIR

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Poll in Afghanistan Published on 4th April, 2014 By The Nation The central event for the region has been the impending drawdown One reason may be that the military has not been involved in of occupation forces from Afghanistan by the end of this year. That making parties. In Pakistan, the PML(N) owes an immense debt to has made the Afghan presidential election doubly important. Not Gen Zia-ul- Haq. In India, the BJP has not just been joined by only will the new President not have the US occupation to contend senior retired officers; it shares a culture of Hindu chauvinism with with, but he will not be Hamid Karzai, the face of the occupation, the military. In Bangladesh, Begum Zia is carrying the mantle of her who had held office ever since the Taliban were ousted in 2001. He husband, the late Maj Gen Zia ur Rehman, while she has been in is now ineligible under the two-term limit placed by the Constitution alliance with former military ruler Lt Gen (retd) H.M. Ershad. he helped introduce. Since President Karzai has left it to the Afghanistan’s military on the other hand, has been dominated by President elected on March 6 to sign the Bilateral Security Tajiks, whose political vehicle has been the Northern Alliance, Agreement with the US, which will allow it to keep some troops in leaving Pakhtuns with no place but the Taliban and the politics of Afghanistan, he has created an interest in the US during the armed resistance. It is worth noting that the incoming President’s election. This new President is going to have to survive the Taliban biggest military threat is from an armed Pakhtun-led insurgency. It as they make every effort to overthrow the regime. is also worth noting that the Afghan right is against the elections. It would appear that the election will throw up a Najibullah type The inclination of the military to favour one party over another is figure. Najib was the strongman the USSR left in Kabul when it particularly worth noting within the Afghan context, where the US is exited Afghanistan in 1989. Najib ended up being strung from a one of the occupiers and has a military which is strongly inclined to lamp-post in his capital when the Mujahideen took over. However, the Republican Party. In this respect, the US’s natural interlocutors the US wants the winner to last a little longer. President Karzai, are militants. It also brings to the fore another problem of ethnic whatever his intentions, has not overseen the development of an politics: it does not allow any focus on ideological issues. It does American-style democracy in the country which has meant that the not matter if the candidate is a radical and the voter a dyed-in-wool US has to seek a new person themselves to serve its interests. conservative; if both are Tajiks ( or Jats, in Pakistan or India), then the former must vote for the latter. Because parties are to some Perhaps the most glaring lack is that there is no party system. extent ideological, this has led (in Pakistan) to the somewhat Karzai is accused of having won re-election in 2009 only because unedifying sight of a politician crossing the floor, deserting the party of massive rigging. Perhaps his best defence against that charge is he belongs to, and joining its opposite, because he has not been that rigging requires a machine, which he appears not to have elected by his biradri to sit in opposition. This means that being in passed on to anyone. It must not be forgotten that if such a the opposition is almost as bad as losing an election. machine existed, someone would have lain claim to it, most likely his half-brother, Qayyum Karzai. After Qayyum’s recent withdrawal, Whatever becomes of US troops, one of the great realities that the that machine should have gone to another candidate. It did not. new President will have to deal with is Pakistan. This will lead him back to the Afghan jihad, because it shaped the histories of both A little like Pakistan, Afghanistan too has tried to develop countries, and has meant that opponents of the current invasion substitutes for political parties. For example, it has come up with have found refuge in Pakistan. It does not help the incoming ethnicities as a basis for political identification. This will not President that the regime opponents in Pakistan are not taking part translate too well, because while Pakistan has a parliamentary in current elections, and are doing what they can to disrupt them. system inherited from the British, Afghanistan has an American- That means they are not going to make the task of his governing style presidential election. The big difference is that the Pakistani any easier, and that they still remain competitors for power, fighting chief executive comes to office through a National Assembly for his removal and the return of ousted Taliban chief Mullah Omar. elected by 199 different constituencies, each with its own biradri break-up, while the Afghan chief executive is elected in a nation- The fact that the Taliban are not taking part means that the winner wide election, by what is in effect a single constituency with a is not going to be sympathetic to Pakistan. He will look to the US varied biradri break-up. That has led to the ‘ethnic balancing’ of and India for help for remaining in power. The chances are that panels, just as US tickets attempt some sort of regional balance Pakistan will watch on as the encirclement continues, and India between the presidential and vice-presidential candidates. carries on misusing its consulates in Afghanistan against Pakistan, as is happening now. While Pakistan has managed to come up with a left-right divide, with the PML (N) occupying the right of the spectrum and the PPP The writer is a veteran journalist and founding member as well as the left, Afghanistan has not developed an equivalent. executive editor of The Nation.

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After the elections Published on 5th April, 2014 The News

Afghanistan will be entering a new phase today when elections are In this context one must not forget an important factor – the trust held to find a replacement for President Karzai who cannot contest deficit between the governments of Afghanistan and Pakistan. for a third term in office as per the constitution. Soon the country will also say goodbye to the American troops that are supposed to Despite the fact that occasional announcements are made of leave Afghanistan this year, as pledged by Obama. Whether these refraining from accusing each other of cross-border violations so two events bring peace to Afghanistan or not only time will tell but far no serious efforts seem to have been made regarding that. when we look at the ground realities we find that nothing concrete Many believe that Gen Musharraf’s wrong policies on Afghanistan has been done for reconciliation between the Taliban and the embroiled Pakistan in the war of terror which in turn stoked the government in Kabul which is a prerequisite for peace in the fires of militancy in the country. The first step towards extinguishing country. this fire would be to ensure that Pakistan’s soil is not used for The US has made more futile efforts towards getting the Bilateral activities across the western border. Similarly the leadership that Security Agreement signed by President Karzai than bringing emerges from the forthcoming elections in Afghanistan should also about reconciliation between the Taliban and Kabul. Matters have take steps to bridge the gap that exists between the two countries reached a point where the Americans have been contemplating and work with Nawaz Sharif for peace and stability in the region. that if they cannot leave some force behind for continuity of the Those participating in the electoral process are hoping for a system they installed, through the BSA, they may well have to opt peaceful transition from Karzai to his elected successor. Although for the zero option – pulling out all forces from Afghanistan. Their the Taliban have threatened to disrupt the elections the contenders failure to cobble together some kind of dispensation to take charge hope the process will not be marred by violence, or that it will be at the drawdown of foreign forces leaves one with a feeling of contained and not be too widespread. Similarly December 2014 is foreboding for the poor Afghan in post-2014 Afghanistan. not that far away; foreign forces will, hopefully, end the occupation The three frontrunners in the Afghan election, Dr Zalmay Rasool, of Afghanistan. But whether these events take place smoothly and Dr Ashraf Ghani and Dr Abdullah Abdullah, have made it clear that in time is a question that bothers those concerned with restoration they will have no hesitation in signing the BSA as they consider it of peace in that country. to be in the best interest of the Afghan nation. Whether that President Karzai has so far tried his level best to lure the Taliban situation arrives or not depends of the final outcome of the election. into negotiating with his government but they have always rejected Meanwhile the possibility of disruption by the Taliban or their deal his advances. However, lately some reports are emerging that with the government for future dispensation cannot be ruled out talks, direct or indirect, are quietly taking place which indicates that either. The coming few weeks are thus crucial for a positive the two have realised that neither one can govern Afghanistan in change within Afghanistan and the region. peace without the participation of the other. Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, realising that a peaceful Afghanistan There are still many pitfalls in the process but the best way would is in the best interests of Pakistan, appears keen at least on a be if Islamabad and Washington were to join hands for finding a political level to contribute in whatever way he can to bring peace way to bring the two warring factions (Taliban and the Karzai to that country. He would like to use his influence with the Taliban government) to the negotiating table for a durable solution to the to enter into negotiations with the government in Kabul to work out problems of that country. That will not only make Afghanistan safe a common ground for a future dispensation. Whether he can in the longer term but will also help safe exit of the foreign forces succeed in doing that without the support of his military from there during the process of withdrawal. It would also bring an establishment and whether the forces that oppose Pakistan within end to the so-called war on terror and its consequences in the the Afghan setup allow him to play any worthwhile role is tribal areas of Pakistan. something that cannot be predicted with certainty. Nevertheless it can be safely said that events will move swiftly in Afghanistan after the elections.

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The enigma of India’s elections Published on 18th April, 2014 Express Tribune Defending democracy in the Islamic republic is an onerous task. ‘Afghanistanisation’ of Pakistan. While appreciating the merits of For those of you who have mercifully been spared of its trials, here his argument, I told him not to worry too much about our situation are some highlights: it does not only involve being beaten black because we were trying to fight such a negative influence to the and blue by the policemen as a dictator tries to desperately cling to best of our abilities. The biggest challenge for an Indian should be power through imposition of a second emergency and you simply what I call the ‘Pakistanisation’ of India. The struggle between our come out to protest. It also includes enduring an unending stream democratic forces and the deep state are well known while the of hate mail and phone calls by the trolling supporters of the same Indian democracy has steered clear of any dictatorial influences. dictator ripping you to shreds as you sit criticising his policies after But the account of the Indian establishment’s rising influence on the restoration of democratic order while answering calls on live foreign policy, produced in Sanjaya Baru’s book The Accidental television. I swear, compared to Musharraf’s trolls, the breed honed Prime Minister, has given words to what we speculated throughout by the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf looks like an army of angels in the United Progressive Alliance’s two terms. And yet, that is a big tutus. concern here because in our democratic circle, India is considered something of a role model. And yet, they all pale in comparison with the lot that Arvind Kejriwal and his Aam Aadmi Party have to contend with. While Mr Kejriwal Now back to the elections in India. It is a sad commentary on the has more than once been slapped in public, even briefly detained quality of Indian elections that someone as divisive and with such in Gujarat, his fellow party members have come under a number of huge image deficit as that of Narendra Modi can run for the office attacks during their rallies. And as mystifying as it seems, the of prime minister. But Indian businesses, media and why, even its Indian election commission has not taken much notice of the deep state, seem bending over backwards to identify him as the blatant breach of protocol. Instead, the day he was slapped in a only plausible candidate. According toCMS Media Lab’s survey of roadshow, which he had to later cancel, he was sent a notice for media coverage given to all political parties during first 15 days of holding a meeting at Rajghat where he went after the incident March, Modi was given 365 minutes in the prime time slots ostensibly without permission. Apparently, those resorting to whereas Rahul Gandhi got only 72. Wait, it gets better. Kejriwal got violence can get away with anything without permission, but not a more minutes than both — 429 minutes — but the treatment was democratic gathering. But more of that later. markedly negative. I was arguing that fighting for democracy is an absolutely thankless The decision to bar Azam Khan from contesting elections while and often, self-effacing job. Those who challenge democracy Amit Shah is permitted must have come as a surprise to many. usually resort not only to verbal or physical abuse but even use Both are polarising personalities and should have been kept away matters of race, language, faith and caste to their advantage. The from the process. But the biggest shocker was the NDTV-Hansa TTP’s attempts to declare democracy un-Islamic is only half of the Research’s opinion poll which showed the BJP-led NDA story. If you want to hear the more secular version of this benighted comfortably gaining 275 seats. The question is: if there is no interpretation, you only have to meet Musharraf’s supporters. serious challenger, why is Mr Kejriwal’s party being so thoroughly Sadly, India’s case is no longer much different. Recently, an Indian harassed? friend shared his concerns about what he called the

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