Women & old citizen waiting outside post office bakote to collect their funds from Benazir Income Support Program.
The Verification process by Post Master Ikhlaq Abbasi & Ex Chairman Mehboon Ilahi
Benazir Income Support Program Bakote
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pls dont mind but i did not like the pictures.being poor is already a hard work and on top of that showing poor people pictures is like demoralizing them more.speecially when women are sitting like this in their privacy witing for only 1000 ruppes per month come on yar ,get a life.
please remove these pictures.imagine living on 1000 rupees for a whole month. this a joke.Instead of giving thousand rupees they could have spend this money to make small industries and bring these people into work.create more jobs and show them a way of leading their lives with a bit of respect.
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Actually corrupt present regime wants to accommodate their own people in different jobs. For this purpose they have need projects and programmes to get intention of foreign donors.
Only one president of Pakistan have billion of dollars in his account and he want to be subjugate nation for more three years.
Instead, government has starts education project and make fund for needy student to give them proper education.
Friends believe you me; In Pakistan we have no mechanism to give financial assistance to needy students.
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I feel sorry for people who develop this habit of criticizing almost every thing.
Its not new in Pakistan that government has started programs to benefit its own people but this program is also helping poor & needy. Rs 1000 looks very small but some thing is better than nothing and you can ask value of Rs 1000 from any of these people.
If you are sure that this govt is corrupt then how can you expect them to start fair education programs? We dont want another “Parha Likha Punjab” scam.. do we?
Finally there are institutes to give financial assistance to needy students. Imran Khan’s NUML University is the first step towards quality higher education and without spending too much money and at very affordable cost.
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Personally, I my self visited the NUNL university number of times and also participating actively in PTI activities before a decade. But we can’t aspect from that kind of institution targeted the huge percent of population.
Dear brother, I just want to explain that I was,t criticized or satirical toward anyone on political affiliation with some political entity or some personal bias, but instead of give Rs. 1000 to any family, that would be better to gives education and health facility to their area.
Here I want Quote Malayan leader Mahatir Muhammad, from his speech in International Islamic University Islamabad.
He Said “”Don’t give fish to the people, instead learn them, how to catch fish.
Regard
(Shams Abbasi)
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First of all PTI has nothing to do with NUML its a project by Imran Khan (not PTI). Shaukat Khanam was first big project in health sector and after that many other came and started similar projects (e.g Sahara for Life)and I am keeping my fingers crossed that other people will also come forward and start similar projects in educational sector.
Secondly I don’t have any political affiliation with PPP and I myself criticize its corruption but the thing is this program is benefiting poor & old who don’t have any other source of income or any one to support them.
The quote is by “Lao Tzu” not “Mahatir Mohammad”.
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Asslam-o- Alikum,, even I can’t understand, why you are arguing like this. If that is for consensus development then that would be apriciatable, other wise I consider all that futile exercise.
As concerned with that Quotation “”I myself listened from Mahathir Muhammad in IIUI,purpose was conveyed my message,instead of expose my knowledge in front of people.
Brother, I am very clear hearted person,thats why I want convey. Hope you would,t mind. I respect your struggle for “”The Truth”.
Regard.
(SHAMS ABBASI)
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Walikum Assalam,
Brother I am not arguing. I am saying that even though this govt. is corrupt and has not done done enough for the poor & needy people but as far as this support program is concerned it is helping people and we need more programs like this.
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