Qadri claims he will change system if gets 2/3 majority in polls

• November 23, 2014

BHAKKAR: Pakistan Awami Tehreek (PAT) Chief Tahirul Qadri has said that he would unite Sunni and Shia sects in the country if the masses voted him to power, Geo News reported. Addressing the participants of rally in Bkakkar here Sunday, Qadri claimed that he would change the system if people voted him in 2/3 majority, which required from Karachi to Peshawar for coming into power. Qadri introduced PAT candidate Nazar Abbas for by-polls on November 29 and said he wants to make the society a ‘Hussaini society’, referring to Imam Hussain (R.A). read more...

War between the powerful and the powerless has begun: Dr Qadri

• November 23, 2014

BHAKKAR: Pakistan Awami Tehreek (PAT) chief Dr Tahir Ul Qadri has said that revolutionary movement have included blood of as many as 30 martyrs adding that he had announced before leaving for Canada that he will start revolutionary movement from Bhukker and the movement has started. The PAT chief was addressing to huge rally in Bhakkar, said that sit-in have woken up sleeping people and they were challenging rulers who did not provide rights to poor. read more...

PAT preparing for bigger battle against govt. Dr Qadri

• November 23, 2014

BHAKKAR - PAT chief Dr Muhammad Tahirul Qadri on Sunday asked the people to destroy the system if the rulers fail to deliver, and wooed the PP-48 voters with various promises for by-poll. Addressing a gathering at Jamil Stadium, Bhakkar district, he also appealed to the crowd to vote for PAT candidate Nazar Abbas for the November 29 by-polls in the district. He said that the by-polls were in fact a preparing ground for a bigger battle that was yet to come. He said, “We are protesting against the corrupt and oppressive government.” read more...

Will change 'corrupt' system if PAT gets two-third majority in NA: Dr Qadri

• November 23, 2014

BHAKKAR: Pakistan Awami Tehreek chief Dr Tahirul Qadri on Sunday claimed that if he ever gets a two-third majority in the National Assembly, he would change the system. “If I get a majority vote in the National Assembly, I will change this corrupt system,” Qadri said, while addressing a rally in Bhakkar. “We will divide the palaces of feudal lords and build homes for the homeless and provide employment for the unemployed.” “The sit-ins have awakened and empowered the nation,” Qadri said. read more...

Give me two-thirds majority, I’ll change the system: Dr Qadri

• November 23, 2014

BHAKKAR: Pakistan Awami Tehreek (PAT) chief Tahirul Qadri, on Sunday, promised to bring change if the people gave him two-thirds majority in parliament. Qadri has said that he would unite Sunnis and Shias in the country if the masses voted him to power. Addressing the participants of a rally in Bhakkar, the cleric claimed that he would change the system if people voted him to power with two-thirds majority. He introduced PAT candidate Nazar Abbas for by-polls on November 29 and said he wants to make society a “Hussaini society”, referring to Imam Hussain (RA). He said that his 90-day sit-in and “sacrifices have awakened the sleeping people”, and that after Islamabad he was launching “Inqilab” from Bkakkar. read more...

Destroy the system if elected rulers fail to deliver: Dr Qadri

• November 23, 2014

BHAKKAR: Firebrand cleric and Pakistan Awami Tehreek (PAT) chief Dr Tahirul Qadri addressed a gathering in Punjab's Bhakkar district on Sunday and asked his supporters to "destroy the system if elected rulers fail to deliver". Qadri appealed to the charged crowd to vote for PAT candidate Nazar Abbas for the Nov 29 by-polls in the district. He added that the by-polls were in fact a preparing ground for a "bigger battle" yet to come. "We are protesting against the corrupt and oppressive government," Qadri said. read more...

Dr Tahir-ul-Qadri asks workers to prepare for Darya Khan by-polls

• November 23, 2014

BHAKKAR: Chief of Pakistan Awami Tehreek (PAT), Dr Tahirul Qadri on Sunday said that the 90 days of sit-ins and martyrdoms of the PAT workers awakened the nation, while he also directed his workers to prepare for Darya Khan by-elections, ARY News reported. Addressing a public meeting in Bhakkar, Dr Tahirul Qadri said that the sit-ins and the martyrdoms of his workers gave strength to the oppressed to face the tyrants. read more...

PAT electoral politics from Bhakkar by-poll: Qadri

• November 23, 2014

BHAKKAR: Pakistan Awami Tehreek (PAT) head Allama Tahir-ul Qadri said that he was launching his political battle from the upcoming by-election in Bhakkar. Addressing tens of thousands of supporters here on Sunday, Qadri called upon the people of Bhakkar to vote his candidate in the by-election. “We are launching our revolutionary struggle through electoral politics from Bhakkar. This struggle is a war for the country’s poor,” he said. He said that the oppressed were now challenging anti-poor and corrupt rulers as PAT’s sit-in had woken up the millions of Pakistanis. read more...

Give me two-thirds majority, I'll change the system: Dr Tahir ul Qadri

• November 23, 2014

Addressing the PAT gathering in Bhakkar on Sunday, Dr Tahirul Qadri said that terrorism and sectarianism will be eliminated from Pakistan under PAT rule. “Poor will get health facilities free of cost. Discrimination against women will end. Poor farmers will be given 10 acres of cultivable land absolutely free. Entrepreneurs will be given small loans. Disparity between salaries will be minimized. Free houses will be provided to the homeless. House loans for 25 years will be provided. Petroleum products’ prices will be brought down,” said Qadri. read more...

PAT to hold public meeting in Bhakkar today

• November 23, 2014

BHAKKAR (Dunya News) - Pakistan Awaami Tehreek (PAT) is all ready to lead a public meeting at Jameel Stadium in Bhakkar today (Sunday). According to details, 12 feet high stage has been made for the Chief of PAT Dr. Tahir-ul-Qadri and party officials. More than 20,000 chairs have been set up for the participants of the rally. Moreover, two entering and three exit points have been marked by local administration whereas 700 police officers have been deployed at the venue for the security of the attendees. read more...