Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Wednesday donated rls 200 million in cash to needy people who are covered by the Imam Khomeini Relief Committee.
The Supreme Leader’s donation was part of programs marking the annual Charity Festival.
He made the remarks in his address to the local residents of this southern provincial capital city where he is visiting during the third round of his tours of Iranian provinces.
Referring to the arrest of the notorious terrorist ringleader Abdolmalek Rigi by Iranian security forces late in February, the president said, ”A wicked terrorist who was supported by three powerful intelligent services of corrupted powers was arrested at the lowest human and financial costs.”
Rigi headed a terrorist group responsible for many cases of terrorist attacks and assassinations in southeastern Iran.
He confessed after his arrest that he was supported by the intelligent services of some Western states including the US.
“A number of countries that keep on claiming to be in war against terrorism, have broadcast images of this savage terrorist’s crimes and claimed that his action was the only way to bring democracy to Iran,” said the president criticizing certain states’ support for the notorious ringleader.
He also criticized the hegemonic powers for tackling restoration of jsutice and security to the world nations.
The president further stressed that the people of Iran favored peace, security and progress for all nations.
President Ahmadinejad is in this southern province, along the Persian Gulf and Sea of Oman, on a two-day visit during which he is to meet with local elites, clerics and members of the families of war veterans and war-time martyrs.
Political sources expected possibility of nominating Islmic Dawa Party leader, Jaffar al-Sadr for the Premier post of Iraq to be the unexpected figure highlighted by foreign diplomatic personalities.”
According to the Shiite News, Jaffar al-Sadr is the son of the Higer religious authority Shaheed Ayatullah Syed Mohammed Baqir al-Sadr who was executed by the former Military dictator Saddam Hussain on April, 9, 1980.
Jaffar is a Youngman in the forties of age and a candidate within the State of Law’s Coalition headed by the Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki, who is also the leader of Islamic Dawa Party.
Some politicians and diplomatic figures expected to nominate Jaffar al-Sadr to replace Nouri al-Maliki in case some blocs rejected nominating Maliki for another term. Sadr trend Political party led by Noted Iraqi Cleric Syed Muqtada al-Sadr also against the nomination of Iraqi Prime Minister Nour al-Malkik for another term.
The State of Law Coalition (SLC) denied these reports when the spokesperson of the SLC Hasan al-Sineid stated “The SLC adheres to nominate Maliki for the Prime Minister post.”
Some politicians believe that Jaffar al-Sadr represent a compromise since the Iraqi National Alliance and the some other groups do not wish to nominate Maliki for another term due his style of ruling.
Jaffar finished his higher religious education and then turned to study law to get the M.A. in international law.
Later, he decided to leave his religious fashion and wear the modern suit, and stated several times that he wishes to “establish a modern civil state in Iraq.”
It is expected that “Regional pressure would be practiced on political blocs to form the cabinet as soon as possible, because delay will result in a political void that would negatively affect the citizens.”
However, Early results from Iraq’s parliamentary elections show State of Law Coalition led by Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki in the lead. Local officials said Maliki’s political bloc was so far leading in nine of Iraq’s 18 provinces.
Official final results are not due until the end of March and, after that, it is likely to take months before a new government is formed as no political bloc is set to emerge dominant from the vote.
The injured of 7th Rabiul Awal firing incident at Layyah Distrcit, Tauqeer Abbas (24) was matryed in Nishtar Hospital Multan on Wednesday.
He was seriously injured in firing on 7th Rabi-al-Awal (22nd Feb 2010) in Basti Gharkal (Pronounced as Jharkal) Tahsil Kahrore District Layyah. Shaheed Tauqeer Abbas got two bullets, his nervous system was damaged and because of improper arrangement for treatment he can not survived and surrendered his life.
Tauqeer was sole earner of his family, was working in a factory in Faisalabad. He was very dignified and a true Azadar-e-Imam Hussain (A.S), about one and half month ago same culprits who murdered him, attacked on Imambarah. That’s why Tauqeer lodged report against them. Therefore he was unbearable for same terrorist group known as Amin Guddu Group.
Amin Gudu Group is a wing of notorious terrorists outlawedparty Lashkar-e-Jhangvi (Sipah-e-Sahaba). This Gudu Groups is involved in so many murders, dacoity, robbery and ransom cases. According to some sources its main command is shifted to Karachi now.
The supprot of Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz) mainstream leadership including Chief Minister Punjab Shahbaz Sharif and Punjab Law Minister Rana Sanaullah to outlawed terrorit group of Sipah-e-Sahaba are given the free hand to the terrorists of the outalwed organization to perform their henious crimes across the Punjab provice. Recent killing of Tauqeer Abbas in Distrcit Layyah and attacks on Eid-e-Miladun Nabi (SAWW) holy processions showed that these terrorits were expand their activities in the country with the support of PML-N and someother politicial parties.
Our country is deeply victim of terrorism, people belong from all walk life are sufferer these group’s violence. It’s time for government of Pakistan to grip all terrorist activities and get rid off extremist groups for the greater cause of our country. Peace and sovereignty must be supreme for our beloved land
A member of Iraq’s National Alliance (INA) has warned that the US is possibly attempting to manipulate the results of the country’s general elections as the release of the vote tally was postponed again.
INA candidate, Entifadh Qanbar told press TV that the United States might try to intervene in the process of vote counting through the High Electoral Commission.
“The concern is that how the ballots from each voting center are going to be processed in the computer center inside the Electoral Commission,” Qanbar said.
“The reason we are insisting on this issue is that we are afraid there is some sort of American intervention inside the Electoral Commission in processing these numbers and may be altering these numbers,” he added.
Qanbar said that his alliance would not “accept any election results without putting the ballots out to prove that the ballots have been processed and entered in the computer system in a proper way.”
The Election Commission has postponed until Thursday the announcement of the preliminary results of the country’s parliamentary elections with reports suggesting that Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki’s the State of Law Coalition is ahead.
Meeting with vote-counters at the Independent High Electoral Commission on Wednesday, top United Nations envoy Ad Melkert called on election officials to release the results as soon as possible, AP reported.
“Now we hope, that as soon as possible, preliminary results can be made public because Iraqis have the right to know as soon as possible what is the outcome of their choice of the Election Day,” Melkert said.
Election Commission officials also withdrew an earlier announcement that the preliminary results would be released Wednesday night.
According to Qassim al-Aboudi, a senior member of the panel, initial results would likely be released on Thursday.
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