اسلام آباد(نیوز ڈیسک) پاکستان کے وفاقی دارالحکومت اسلام آباد سمیت پیر کو ملک قریباً تمام بڑے شہروں میں شدید زلزلے کے جھٹکے محسوس کیے گئے ہیں ۔زلزلے کے جھٹکے چاروں صوبوں ، خیبر پختونخوا ، سندھ اوربلوچستان کے مختلف بڑے شہروں میں محسوس کیے گئے ہیں ۔ محکمہ موسمیات کے مطابق ریکٹر اسکیل پر زلزلے کی شدید 8.1 اعشاریہ ایک تھی جب کہ اس کا مرکز کوہ ہندوکش اور گہرائی 139 کلومیٹر تھی ۔ امریکی جیولو جیکل سروے کے مطابق اس کی شدت 8.1 تھی ۔نجی ٹی وی کے مطابق زلزلے کے باعث خیبر پختونخوا کے ضلع کوہات اور لوئر دیر میں عمارتیں گرگئیں جس سے ہلاکتوں کا خدشہ ہے جب کہ سرگودھا میں اسکول کی دیوار گرنے سے کم ازکم 10 بجے زخمی ہوگئے ۔ عمارتیں گرنے سے مواصلاتی نظام درہم برہم ہوگیا جب کہ موبائل سروس بھی بند ہوگئی ۔

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younas Khan break Legend Javed Miandad Record

Pakistan legendary batsman Younis Khan surpassed Javed Miandad, Inzimam ul Haq as Pakistan’s greatest Test match run scorer.

Younis Khan on Tuesday to passed Miandad’s tally of 8,832 runs scored in 124 matches during an illustrious career which stretched from 1976 to 1993.

Inzimam ul Haq is now on third number in leading runs scorer for Pakistan in Test cricket. Khan of Mardan has highest average among all of  54.33.

Younis has so far scored 8,333 runs in 102 Tests, with a Pakistan record of 30 centuries.

Earlier, “It would be great to achieve the record. I never thought I would do it at the start of my career,” said Younis.

“Passing Miandad would be great but I am in no way close to the great man who is a legend of Pakistan cricket.”

He added: “Even after passing his tally of runs I would not be able to attain the heights that Miandad achieved. He was idolised by millions.”

Like Miandad, Younis hit a hundred on debut which came against Sri Lanka at Rawalpindi in 2000.

Last year, he plundered 468 runs in the 2-0 win over Australia, Pakistan’s first Test series victory over the Australians in 20 years.

“Records aside, I want to bat for my country and the best identity for me is not records. I want to be recognised as a batsman who always played for his country,” said Younis.

The veteran denied he was under any pressure to achieve the milestone.

“I am feeling very normal, there is no pressure on me,” said Younis.

“This is an important series for us so I want to do my best for the team and for the country.”

The veteran batsman is in great nick, having smashed a brilliant undefeated 171 in Pakistan’s last Test against Sri Lanka at Pallekele in July.

That helped Pakistan chase down their highest target of 377 to win a Test. His score was the highest in the fourth innings of a Test by a Pakistani batsman.

That century was also Younis’s fifth in a fourth innings of a Test — a new record in the history of the game.

India’s Sunil Gavaskar, Australia’s Ricky Ponting, Ramnaresh Sarwan of the West Indies and South African Graeme Smith all scored four each.

Younis said he could have passed Miandad’s record in Sri Lanka but fell just short.

“I was in good touch but at the end Misbah-ul-Haq scored some quick runs. I came very close but I never told Misbah to play slowly because it’s a team game and we needed that win,” said Younis.

“It has been a memorable journey for me and I am proud that I have been scoring runs for my country,” added the veteran.

Younis Khan breaks Javed Miandad runs record

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Imran Khan and Reham Wedding Pics

Beautiful Pics of  Pakistan Tehreek e insaf (PTI) leader Imran Khan Wedding with Reham Khan.

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Biography of Reham Khan

Born 3 April 1973.

Reham Khan ( ریحام خان‎) is a British Pakistani journalist and film producer. She currently hosts talk show The Reham Khan Show on Dawn News. She is married to  Imran Khan, Pakistani politician and former cricketer.

Khan was born to Dr. Nayyar Ramzan, a physician. She is ethnically from the Lughmani, a sub-clan of the Swati tribe, and hails from Mansehra, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Her parents moved to Libya in the late 1960s, where Reham was born in Ajdabiya in 1973. She has one sister and one brother.

Khan has a Bachelor Degree in Education from Jinnah College for Women, Peshawar, Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan, and started a course in Sociology but due to a change in her personal circumstances she switched to a one year postgraduate course, Diploma in Broadcast Media, at Grimsby Institute, United Kingdom, which ended in 2006 and she did a 4 week placement with the BBC as part of the course. In order to fund her studies, she started looking for jobs and consequently ended up juggling two jobs at Legal TV and Sunshine Radio. She married Ejaz Rehman (Spelling variants include Ijaz), her first cousin and British psychiatrist, when she was 19. Following their divorce, Khan began working as a broadcast journalist. She has three children who have lived with her since the divorce, desiring no contact with their father which resulted in a court order and sole custody to Reham Khan. In January 2015, Khan spoke at length about her past experiences of domestic violence on Khara Sach with Mubasher Luqman. Her ex-husband has denied all claims. Reham's son Sahir Khan has repeatedly supported his mother's statements, and stated that he changed his surname as soon as he could following the divorce.
On 6 January 2015, Imran Khan confirmed his marriage to Reham, ending months of speculation.

Career
Khan started her career in 2006 hosting shows on Legal TV. In 2007, Reham began presenting for Sunshine Radio Hereford and Worcester. In 2008, Khan joined BBC as broadcast journalist.
In 2013, Khan came to Pakistan and joined Pakistani news channel News One. She later joined Aaj TV. In 2014, following a brief stint at PTV, she joined Dawn News presenting the current affairs show In Focus. Following a brief hiatus in early 2015, she resumed her work with a new show on Dawn. The Reham Khan Show, a programme celebrating Pakistani heroes, debuted in May.

Khan has also produced an upcoming Pakistani film Janaan with Imran Kazmi. The romantic comedy set in Swat, written by Osman Khalid Butt and directed by Azfar Jafri is set for release in early 2016.

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PTI Rally for Dr. Aafia Sidiqui

Pakistan Tehreek e Insaf (PTI) Rally for Dr. Aafia Sidiqui to be released from American.

Pakistan Tehreek Insaaf (PTI) rally in Islamabad for innocent Dr Aafia , who is still in American jail for doing . We want Aafia back from core of our heart from American terrorism.

 

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State of the Economy By Asad Umar

The federal Government’s recent decisions and statements indicate that it has started to panic as it becomes clear that despite the billions spent by it on propaganda, the reality of its complete failure in managing and reforming the economy is becoming more and more apparent. This has now been conceded by the Government also, with both the Finance Minister and Finance secretary conceding that there is a possibility that at the end of the current IMF program another one may be considered. This was stated by Asad Umar MNA and head of PTI media, policy and marketing.

The Prime Minister had claimed both before and after the budget that with the “experienced team” that PML N has , they wonteven take 6 months to turn things around as they knew exactly what needs to be done. Now his economic managers, half way into the parliamentary term, are conceding that even a year from now they will need to lean on the crutches of IMF. Nothing could be a more vivid summing up of the complete failure of the current Governments economic policies and implementation. It is also a confirmation that Pakistan is sinking further into a debt trap from where escape is difficult if current policies and practices continue.

Umar said that lives of common citizens and the vast majority of business and industry has seen marked increase in difficulties due to the blind acceptance of the current IMF program coupled with the lack of transparency , corruption and incompetence of the regime. One would shudder to think what another program would do to the country if its entered into as being disclosed by the Government.

The failure to reform the tax system has resulted in desperate measures like imposing the highest ever GST of 50% on diesel, an overall increase in GST on all products particularly petroleum products and the draconian increase in minimum tax on services . Despite massive new taxation in the budget the first quarter of this fiscal year has ended with FBR revenues 48 billion rupees less than forecast in the budget. The Government has neither shown any will nor the imagination to carry out real fiscal reforms. There is virtually no discussion of overhauling the tax machinery which has shown itself to be inept and corrupt over a long period of time. The list of more than 3 million potential tax evaders has disappeared and the Govt has denied that it exists! There is no serious attempt to bring back looted wealth from abroad.

The failure to make the economy competitive has resulted in continuing current account deficits despite the massive windfall gain received by the economy in the shape of dramatically lower oil prices and strong growth in workers remittances . Hence decision in desperation to carry out borrowing huge sums of money at exorbitantly expensive rates thru the Eurobond issue to artificially inflate the reserves. The increasing tax burden is crushing the life out of the economy with businesses reluctant to invest and not even a fraction of the required job creation taking place. It is no surprise that with the anti business policies adopted by the Government exports are continuing to decline.

It is strange to see that during the tenure of a supposedly pro business government domestic private sector investment and foreign direct investment are near historical lows. Business seems to have no confidence in the economic policies of the government and is reluctant to invest when it can see the inability of the government to carry out any reform and also the extremely non transparent and unprofessional manner in which decisions are being taken and implementation being carried out .

Nandipur, neelum jehlum, LNG scam, solar park, gadani power park, coal conversion projects , euro bond issuance , devastation of farm economy are all glaring examples of this incompetence and in most cases lack of transparency.

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Proposed Prevention of Electronic Crimes Bill 2015 By Yasmeen Aftab Ali

The way it has been handled should worry every citizen

The increasing influence the internet on its users worldwide cannot be denied. Crime rates have increased owing to this expanding use of medium. Sajjan M Gohel writes, “The virtual world is fast becoming the most important meeting place for terrorists, and a major venue where extremists can make contact with like-minded individuals. Through these relatively anonymous contacts, an extremist can be brought into the terrorist fold and become physically involved in terrorist plots. Today, there are a growing number of cases in which terrorist groups, or jihadist radicalisers, have used the internet to recruit individuals in the West, providing them a starting point to engage in terrorist activity. By ignoring this developing issue, there is the risk of becoming complacent about an emerging threat that appears to be growing more significant with time.” (December 3, 2009)

A local newspaper reports, “The recent case of two men involved in the horrific murder of Lee Rigby in Woolwich has raised serious questions about how the men were radicalised. Evidence has now emerged that the suspects had been keeping ‘in touch’ with the radical preacher Omar Bakri who was deported from the UK but has continued to use the internet as a vehicle to drive home his ‘extremist’ views. In Britain, the fight against online cyber extremism has become a key priority as the Strategic Defence and Security Review in 2010 highlighted. Moreover, the Home Secretary Theresa May recently told the BBC’s Andrew Marr show on Sunday that a new workforce would be set up to examine online cyber extremism because as in her words ‘cyber jihad’ was the ‘new’ threat the UK faced.” (June 3, 2013)

With the increasing presence of ‘Cyber Influence’, Pakistan too promulgated the Cyber Crime Prevention Bill in 2007 and Prevention of Electronic Crime 2008. The Ordinance of 2008 gave exclusive right to the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) to conduct investigation and handle cyber crimes. The Ordinance lapsed. Like much, the need for a law to govern cyber space was brushed under the carpet.

Hate speech in different hues and shades, unfortunately, has become a part of cyber space as have rumours and unverified news that spread like wildfire having negative cascading effects. “In comparison to traditional print-based media, the accessibility and relative anonymity of cyber space has torn down traditional barriers between an individual and his or her ability to publish. Any person with an internet connection has the potential to reach an audience of millions with little-to-no distribution costs. Yet this new form of highly accessible authorship in cyber space raises questions and perhaps magnifies legal complexities relating to the freedom and regulation of speech in cyberspace.” (Noor Alam Khan, Advocate, Supreme Court of Pakistan)

In light of the changing communication dynamics the new proposed Prevention of Electronics Crimes Bill 2015 was approved for a second time on September 7, 2015, by the Standing Committee of the National Assembly on Information Technology and Telecommunications.

An organisation ‘Bolo Bhi’ for advocacy, policy and research along with many other digital rights organisation as well as IT industry associations like Pakistan Association of Software Houses (PASHA) and ISPAK offers the following reservations on the proposed bill: “The major concerns regarding the bill and its provisions remain unaddressed. Recommendations on sections pertaining to powers of authorities, agencies and officers; checks and balance through defined procedures; judicial oversight mechanisms, content and speech restrictions; privacy breaches; all remain unaltered. The bill, in essence, remains as problematic as the version approved before it.”

If one takes a cursory look at the proposed bill, one sees loopholes that will lead to confusions if passed in its present form. Section 2 (x) states “offence” means an offence punishable under this Act except when committed by a person under [ten] years of age or by a person above [ten] years of age and under [thirteen], who has not attained sufficient maturity of understanding to judge the nature and consequences of his conduct on that occasion.” The age factor is in conflict with the age of 18 determined by law of the land for criminal offences for the offender to be subject to punishment for crimes of serious nature. The proposed law sets no difference between an offender attaining maturity and that of a juvenile. There is a difference between punishment for both world over. “For example, in 2005, the Supreme Court banned the death penalty for juvenile offenders because “people under 18 are immature, irresponsible, susceptible to peer-pressure and often capable of change.” (NYT, June 5, 2012) Kelly Richardsin his paper for the Australian Institute of Criminology writes about the doctrine of doli incapax, “The rate at which children mature varies considerably among individuals. Due to their varied developmental trajectories, children learn the difference between right and wrong—and between behaviours that are seriously wrong and those that are merely naughty or mischievous—at different ages. The legal doctrine doli incapax recognises the varying ages at which children mature.” Note that in Pakistan it has been fixed at 18.

Yet another confusion can be created by Section 27: Power to investigate — (1) Only an authorised officer of the investigation agency shall have the powers to investigate an offence under this Act. Under the Prevention of Electronic Crime 2008, the cyber crime section fell under the FIA. The website provided a complaint form that could be filled and submitted electronically which was treated as an FIR. Further, the section and subsequent sections do not lay out the parameters within which the investigative officer is to operate in terms of duties to carry out the investigation.

Section 3 on unauthorised access to information system or data, states: Whoever intentionally gains unauthorised access to any information system or data shall be punished with imprisonment for a term which may extend to three months or with fine up to fifty thousand rupees or with both.”

An interesting question arises here: how does one determine the access was accidental or intentional? A computer glitch not shutting off a site properly can lead to another user logging in as the initial authorised user did not sign out properly. The system may have server problems whereby it was not possible, or a genuine oversight. Yet the proposed law does not make a distinction between “white hacking” and “black hackers” and “blue hat hackers”. Techopediadefines, “People who break into a computer system and inform the company that they have done so, they are either concerned employees or security professionals who are paid to find vulnerabilities. White hat hackers are the “good guys”. Contrast with black hat hacker and blue hat hacker.” The black hat hacker is defined as, “A person who breaks into a computer system with the purpose of inflicting damage or stealing data. In other words, a “bad guy”. Whereas a blue hat hacker is defined succinctly as, “A security professional invited by Microsoft to find vulnerabilities in Windows.” Yet the proposed law lumps all in one category.

Afia Salam, a journalist having over three decades of experience of print and electronic journalism and digital rights activist, has the following to say, “As an ordinary citizen of Pakistan who has been closely following the developments related to the proposed Pakistan Electronic Crime Bill, I am actually perturbed at the way it is being handled. I have been over the many drafts, and have seen the civil society as well as industry reservations, and am not at all comfortable at the criminalisation of innocent mistakes, and overbroad definitions without checks and balances which render it liable to misuse.

However, more than the letter of the law, the spirit that is being displayed is alarming as there is a definite streak of obstinacy being displayed to push it through brute majority, without taking into account the reservations voiced by the Joint Action Committee and the members of the opposition from PPP, MQM PTI and ANP.

Despite promised, on public platforms, the members of civil society were not called for meetings and NA Standing Committee approved the bill in a manner that drew the ire of one of its members Shazia Marri. This means that there is every likelihood of a NA Senate scenario taking place.

This is totally against the spirit of the understanding of ‘no legislation without representation’. I have tried to share the bigger picture here. Dissecting the proposed law in a few hundred words is simply not possible, but I hope the point is conveyed. Hilary Mantel, who is the bestselling author of many novels including Wolf Hall, correctly states, “When you are writing laws you are testing words to find their utmost power. Like spells, they have to make things happen in the real world, and like spells, they only work if people believe in them.”

May I request our lawmakers to kindly visit the real world?

The writer is a lawyer, academic and political analyst. She has authored a book titled ‘A Comparative Analysis of Media & Media Laws in Pakistan.’ She can be contacted at: yasmeenali62@gmail.com and tweets at @yasmeen_9.

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ایک دفعہ کا ذکر ہے By Omer Janjua

کسی جنگل میں ایک ، شریف اور بھولے، گدھے کو ببر شیر کی کھال ملی-

گدھا چونکہ بیوقوف تھا اسلیئے سیدھا اپنی راہ پر چلتا دیا-

گھر پہنچ کر اس نے اپنی بیوی سے اس کھال کا ذکر کیا-

گدھی اپنے گدھے سے بہت ناراض ہوئی اور اسکو فورا کھال لانے کا کہا-

گدھا بھاگا بھاگا ببر شیر کی کھال لے آیا-

گدھے کی بیوی نے اسکو کھال اوڑھنے کا کہا کہ اب سب جانور ہم سے ڈریں گے اور ہم اپنی مرضی سے جہاں چاہیں گے گھاس کهائیں گے-

تجربہ کامیاب رها- گدھا ببر شیر کی کهال اوڑهہ کر جہاں بھی جاتا سب جانور اسکو دیکھ کر خوف سے بھاگ جاتے-

گدھے کو بہت خوشی ہوئی، پہلے یہ سب جانور اسکو بیوقوف گدھا کہتے تھے اور آج سب اسکے آگے آگے بھاگ ریے تهے-

گدھے نے اس بات کا ذکر اپنے چهوٹے گدهے بھائی سے بھی کیا- چهوٹا گدها بھی بہت خوش ہوا-

جو کسی زمانے میں اسکو کام چور ، بیوقوف و نالائق و کم عقل کہا کرتا تها، یک دم بھائی جان جان کہنے لگ گیا-

دونوں گدھوں کے خاندانوں نے، ببر شیر کی کھال کے بل بوتے کئی سال شاهی پروٹوکول کے مزے لیئے-

جنگل میں آہستہ آہستہ ہرن بارہ سنگهے اور باقی جانوروں کی تعداد کم جبکہ گدھوں کی برادری کی کثرت ہوگئی- کیونکہ اب گدهے، اس قیمتی و خوشبودار گھاس کا تیزی سے صفایا کرتے نظر آرهے تھے جس کو کسی زمانے میں للچائی نظروں سے دیکھتے تهے-

لومڑی سمیت تمام جانور بہت حیران تھے کہ اتنے زیادہ گدھے جنگل میں کیسے آگئے؟؟؟

ان کو تو کوئی پوچھتا تک نہیں تها اور آجکل یہ پورے جنگل میں دندناتے اور دوسرے جانوروں کو دولتیاں مارتے پھرتے ہیں-

سب جانوروں نے ایک ترکیب سوچی- کہ ہو نا ہو دال میں ضرور کچھ کالا ہے-

لومڑی، ببر شیر کی کھال میں موجود گدھے کی خدمت میں حاضر ہوئی اور عرض کی "حضور! آپکی خدمت میں ایک تحفہ پیش کرنا چاہتی ہوں-"

شیر کی کهال میں چهپا گدھا بہت خوش ہوا اور غصے سے کہنے لگا- "جلدی لاؤ ہمارا تحفہ-"

چال کے مطابق لومڑی نے ایک انتہائی سریلی آواز والی خوبصورت گدھی کا انتخاب کیا ہوا تها- جس کو بہلا پھسلا کر اس جگہ لے آئی جہاں پر شیر کی کھال میں گدھا چھپا بیٹھا تها-

لومڑی نے گدھی سے گانا گانے کی فرمائش کی-

گدھی نے اپنی مخصوص لے میں ڈهینچوں ڈهینچوں کرنا شروع کیا-

تو جهاڑیوں میں، شیر کی کھال میں چهپے، گدھے کیلئے اپنے دل پر قابو رکھنا مشکل ہوگیا-

اس نے بھی جواب میں ڈهینچوں ڈهینچوں کرنا شروع کردیا-

لومڑی لپک کر جهاڑیوں میں چھپے نقلی شیر کے پاس پہنچی- گدھے کے پیروں تلے زمین نکل گئی- لومڑی نے جنگل کے تمام جانوروں کو اطلاع دینے کا عندیہ دے دیا-

گدھا لومڑی کے پیروں میں گر گیا اور رو رو کر معافیاں مانگنے لگا-

لومڑی نے اس شرط پر اس بات کو راز رکھنے کا کہا جب تک گدھا بطور جنگل کا بادشاہ اسکو ہر جانور کا شکار کرنے کا استثناء نہیں دیگا- مرتا کیا نا کرتا- آخر کرسی تو گدھے کو بھی پیاری تهی- اسلیئے اس نے فورا حامی بھر لی-

اسکے بدلے میں لومڑی نے وعدہ کیا کہ سریلی آواز والی گدھی کو اکثر وبیشتر اسی مقام پر لایا کرے گی اور اسکو خاتون اول جیسا "پروٹوکول" گدھے سے ملتا رہے گا-

گدھے کے دل میں لڈو پهوٹ گئے- اس نے جهٹ پٹ لومڑی کو استثنی کا پروانہ دے دیا-

کچھ دنوں بعد شیر کو لومڑی کی ان گنت شکایت موصول ہونا شروع ہوگئیں کہ لومڑی نے جنگل میں فساد مچا رکھا ہے، ہر پرندہ اور چهوٹا جانور اسکے عتاب سے محفوظ نہیں-

شیر کے پاس جو بھی شکایت آتی وہ سکون کے ساتھ کہہ دیتا کہ لومڑی کو ایسا کرنے کا استثناء حاصل ہے-

جنگل کے جانوروں نے تنگ آکر قریبی پہاڑی کا رخ کیا جہاں ایک ٹائیگر رہتا تها-

ٹائیگر انتہائی درویش اور گوشہ نشین تها-

اس سے کمزور جانوروں پر ہونے والے مظالم کی داستانیں پہلے بھی گاہے بگاہے پہنچتی رہتیں تهیں-

ٹائیگر نے لومڑی اور شیر کو سبق سکھانے کا فیصلہ کرلیا-

لومڑی یہ سب دیکھ کر ڈر گئی- اور بھاگی بھاگی شیر کے پاس پہنچی-

ٹائیگر کا نام سنتے ہی شیر کی سٹی گم ہوگئی-

کیونکہ جب وہ گدھا تھا تو اس کے ہاتهوں کئی مرتبہ کلین بولڈ ہوچکا تها-

دوسرا یہ کہ وہ واقعی ٹائیگر تھا جبکہ یہ نقلی شیر بنا ہوا تها-

فورا گدھوں اور لومڑیوں کا اجلاس بلایا گیا اور ٹائیگر کو کسی بھی ممکنہ کاروائی سے روکنے کیلئے حکمت عملی تیار کی گئی-

اجلاس میں یہ فیصلہ کیا گیا کہ چونکہ ٹائیگر سے لڑائی میں گدھا نہیں جیت سکے گا، اسلیئے جمہوری نظام کے تحت جنگل میں الیکشن کروائیں جائیں-

ٹائیگر نے یہ بات منظور کرلی جنگل میں الیکشن ہوئے-

شیر کو تمام گدھوں اور لومڑیوں نے ووٹ ڈالے جبکہ ٹائیگر کو جنگل کے تمام کمزور جانوروں اور پرندوں نے ووٹ ڈالے-

نتائج ٹائیگر کے حق میں دیکھ کر گدھا بہت پریشان ہوا، لومڑی نے اسکو تسلی دی اور سوچے سمجھے منصوبے کے تحت الیکشن میں دھاندلی کی- جس سے شیر الیکشن جیت گیا-

معاہدے کے مطابق لومڑی کی ترکیب کام کرگئی اور فتح شیر کی ہوئی-

شیر نے ایک بہت بڑی دعوت کی جس میں ٹائیگر کو بھی مدعو کیا-

پروگرام بہت اچھا چل رھا تھا کہ اچانک اسی خوبصورت گدھی نے سریلی آواز میں گانا گا کر شیر کو مبارکباد دینا شروع کی- مارے خوشی کے شیر پاگل ہوگیا، اور نشے میں مست ہوکر رقص کرنے لگا-

ساتھ ہی اپنی مخصوص خوشی کی آواز، یعنی ڈهینچوں ڈهینچوں کرنا شروع ہوگیا-

ٹائیگر بہت حیران ہوا کہ شیر سے گدھے کی آوازیں کیسے آرہی ہیں-

اس نے ایک جست لگائی اور شیر کو جا دبوچا-

شیر نے اعتراف کرلیا کہ وہ اصلی گدھا ہے اور لومڑی نے اسکو بلیک میل کرکے ظلم لا ساتھ دینے پر مجبور کیا-

ٹائیگر نے گدھے کو زندہ چهوڑ دیا- کیونکہ دوسرے جانوروں کی لعن طعن سے، اب اسکا جنگل میں زندہ رہنا مرنے سے بھی بدتر ہوگیا تها-

جبکہ لومڑی کسی ممکنہ گرفتاری کے پیش نظر دوسرے جنگل میں فرار ہوگئی-

چند دن بعد گدھے کو لومڑی کا خط موصول ہوا-

ٹائیگر نے خرگوش کو حکم دیا کہ تمام جانوروں کے سامنے خط کو پڑھا جائے- لومڑی نے خط میں لکھا تها-

"اوئے کھوتیا! توں واقعی کهوتا ایں- اک کھوتی پچھے لگ کے بادشاہ بن گیاں، تے دوجی پچهے لگ کے فیر کھوتا بن گیا- درفٹے منہ تیرا کهوتیا! جیہڑا کھوتی دے پچهے ایڈا ٹھرک جهاڑدا- وڈا کهوتا ٹهرکی بنی پهردا تے نکا کهوتا ویاہ تے ویاہ-"

♤ #عمریات ♤

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