Former Dubai top cop praises Indians, calls Pakistanis a threat

The Indian Express
April 4, 2018

Dhahi Khalfan, security head of Emirate of Dubai has called Pakistanis a threat and has praised Indians.

Lt Gen Dhahi Khalfan, the head of security of Emirate of Dubai and former Dubai Police Chief has accused Pakistanis of being a “dangerous threat to Gulf nations”. Earlier he had also tweeted in Arabic saying “The Pakistanis pose a serious threat to the Gulf communities for the drug they bring with them to our countries”.

A similar trend of tweets by Lt Gen Dhahi had followed in accusing Pakistani nationals, reported Dawn. The tweet had come at the backdrop of a drug racket that was busted in Dubai. A photograph was also attached to the tweet. The photograph Dubai authorities arresting a gang of three Pakistanis for smuggling drugs.

Lt Gen Dhahi Khalfan also made an appeal to his fellow citizens, asking them not to employ Pakistani citizens. The former Chief of Dubai Police also went on to say that it was their national duty to not hire Pakistanis.

In a series of tweets, he has accused the Pakistanis and has praised the Indians. He said, “Why are the Indians disciplined while disruption, crime, and smuggling are prevalent in the Pakistani community?” He also asserted, “Pakistani nationals should be subjected to increased vigilance and inspection, the same way Bangladeshis face due to their criminal tendencies”.

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Rosi Roshan
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Thursday, 5 Apr 2018

Time says truth but here Master of Security of Emirates said front to face talking, this is skin to skin if you are working abroad you might well undestood the tactitick of people see Indian chanels praise Indian and Praise  down another country, If they met other country chanels praise them and praise down other country, that means you understand their mentality 'Divide and get our work to be completed" this is the policy!

ABDUL JALEEL
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Thursday, 5 Apr 2018

EAST OR WEST INDIA IS THE BEST.....

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Agencies
July 28,2020

Ghaziabad, Jul 28: Days ahead of Eid-ul-Adha, Nand Kishore Gurjar, a BJP MLA from Loni assembly constituency in Ghaziabad, has stoked controversy as he asked people celebrating the festival to "sacrifice their children instead of animals" on the occasion. He also claimed that "meat spreads coronavirus" so people should not be allowed to sacrifice innocent animals.

"People who want to sacrifice on Eid should sacrifice their children. I will not let people consume meat and alcohol in Loni. We will not let people sacrifice innocent animals because meat spreads coronavirus," the BJP legislator said while speaking to reporters.

"The way people have followed the guidelines of the government by not offering prayers and namaz at temples and mosques to contain COVID-19, in the same way, they must not give the sacrifice of animals on this Eid," he added.

"Earlier, sacrifices of animals used to be done in Sanatan Dharam as well. However, now coconut is offered instead. I request the Muslim brothers not to give 'qurbani' of animals. We will stop those who will perform the ritual animal sacrifice. We will not let this happen in Loni," he said.

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Agencies
May 4,2020

Mumbai, May 4: Days after Facebook, private equity firm Silver Lake said it will invest 56.56 billion rupees ($746.74 million) in Reliance Industries's digital arm, giving it a valuation of 4.90 trillion rupees. Silver Lake on Monday agreed to pay Rs 5,655.75 crore to buy 1.15 per cent stake in the firm that houses billionaire Mukesh Ambani's telecom arm Jio.

The investment in Jio Platforms comes within days of Facebook investing USD 5.7 billion to buy a 9.99 per cent stake in Jio Platforms. The investment is at a premium of 12.5 per cent to the Facebook deal.

"This investment values Jio Platforms at an equity value of Rs 4.90 lakh crore and an enterprise value of Rs 5.15 lakh crore and represents a 12.5 per cent premium to the equity valuation of the Facebook investment announced on April 22, 2020," Reliance said in a statement.

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News Network
January 6,2020

Jan 6: Senior Bharatiya Janata Party leader Subramanian Swamy on Sunday said the country's economy is not showing good signs though Prime Minister Narendra Modi has manifested tremendous leadership skills in fighting terror and in social welfare projects.

The fiscal decisions of the government have not yielded the desired results, the Rajya Sabha MP said here.

"Modi had shown tremendous leadership skill in fighting terror, in several social areas, micro areas like bringing toilets to every village home. But the economy is a complex system...," he said while taking part in a discussion.

While every minister is talking about a 5 trillion dollar economy by 2024, but the current GDP growth has to be multiplied in four years to achieve that, the former Union minister said.

He said, if wages are slashed as a measure to cope with the situation, labor will become cheap but that will also cut down the people's purchasing power triggering dip in demand, closing down factories and rise in unemployment.

"This is one problem for which you really need an economist," he said.

Swamy said in jest, "I think Modi has one problem with me. Not only I am an economist but also a politician."

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