The Sharif Post

[...] of democracy in Pakistan. 5. The general elections were held in October 1988 but Shaheed Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto was handed over political power as late as 02 Dec 1988. The interim period was [...]

[...] in 1989. He took upon himself to do whatever he could do to save the government of Shaheed Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto. I can say here today that had it not been for Major General Nasir Ullah Khan Babar [...]

[...] governments in Pakistan merely because I had been the Intelligence Chief to Shaheed Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto and because those in government after 1996 were the avowed political foes of Shaheed [...]

[...] relish the memories of my slain political leader of more than two decades i.e. Shaheed Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto I cannot say that I will relish the bitter memories I take away of my days with [...]

[...] Meeting With Mian Nawaz Sharif The next few weeks, months and indeed the next five years will be extremely important for [...]

[...] PML(N) chief Mian Nawaz Sharif is now in the decisive stage, in a wait and see phase, while a once-in-a-life-time [...]

[...] PAKISTAN AND THE PAKISTANI DREAM Prelude In these turbulent times I would suggest to the Prime Minister of Pakistan Mian Muhammad Nawaz Sharif to make the speech proposed below this prelude and [...]

[...] Bureau is not notified as a Division for the purpose of secrecy (a fallacy now). The Prime Minister is the Minister-in-Charge and the DGIB, like as if he was a Federal Secretary, reports to and [...]

[...] (GOC) 14 Division, Governor Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (then NWFP), Special Assistant to the Prime Minister, directly elected Member of the National Assembly and Interior Minister(1993-96). While [...]

[...] Bureau (DG IB) of Pakistan. In that capacity I had been reporting directly to the then Prime Minister of Pakistan who was, at that time, Shaheed (Martyred) Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto. In my tenure [...]

[...] be more than pleased to respond to comments whenever they are made. FORMER DIRECTOR GENERAL INTELLIGENCE BUREAU MASOOD SHARIF KHAN KHATTAK’S WRITTEN REPLY OF 06 FEBRUARY 2013 RENDERED TO THE [...]

[...] I am former Director General of the Intelligence Bureau (DG IB) of Pakistan. In that capacity I had been reporting directly to the then Prime [...]

[...] and in all this 12 March, 2012 is extremely significant. The writer is a former DG of Intelligence Bureau. Email: masoodsharifkhattak@gmail.com Note:- This was published in Pakistan’s largest [...]

[...] -15 Feb 2011 While Article 161 of the Constitution of Pakistan makes it incumbent upon the Federal Government to be paying to the Provincial Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa a huge amount as excise [...]

[...] context I would like to state that the Intelligence Bureau is actually a Division of the Federal Government and that the DG IB is a defacto Secretary to the Government of Pakistan. The Intelligence [...]

[...] -alongwith-an-annexure-outlining-basic-uplift-projects-for-khyber-pakhtunkhwa-and-fata/ The Federal Government of Mian Nawaz Sharif will do well if it implements those projects in this paper which can [...]

[...] ) repose their confidence in me I shall ensure that I lay the foundations of a progressive Karak District which shall serve as a model for all of Pakistan to follow. My concepts and outline plans are [...]

[...] of Pakistan without serious repercussions to Pakistan’s economic wellbeing. Karak District and some of its adjoining areas in Kohat, Hangu and Mianwali Districts (also Bannu in the [...]

[...] under one roof for this particular speech and cheering the Prime Minister in unison. Shaheed Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto put Pakistan back on its feet in the post 1971 war period. Mian Muhammad Nawaz Sharif, [...]

[...] Law Maj Gen Babar was approached by Gen Fazle Haq on behalf of Gen Zia Ul Haq to ditch Shaheed Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto and continue as Governor NWFP. Gen Nasir Ullah Khan Babar’s response was to [...]

[...] perceived threats arising out of the daughter of the executed elected Prime Minister Shaheed Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto coming to power were beginning to show in this power handing process. 6. Parallel to [...]

[...] as well as a source of providing Khattaks of Karak job opportunities in projects all over Pakistan i.e. wherever the company can obtain contracts. (2) A Public Health Sector Construction Company [...]