MIANWALI: Prime Minister Gilani was magnificently befooled in Mianwali when he visited a medical relief camp, which was amazingly set up moments before his arrival by local administration within premises of a private school, Geo News revealed.

The medical camp had been set up in emergency some minutes before PM arrived on a visit while some persons were also made fabricated patients to appear being treated at relief camp.

Authorities showed blind-to-fact PM Gilani as if the medical camp was functioning for long time in the area. However, no sooner did poor PM Gilani depart than there was no medical relief camp to be found in the area.

After reviewing the damage and displacement wreaked by floods in the area, PM was informed of the medical relief camp established for provision of medical aid for affectees and also he was insisted to visit camp.

On his arrival at camp, PM, the chief of country, was introduced persons lying on the beds being flood efectees, whom innocent PM Gilani not only granted compensation cheques costing Rs.5000 each but also inquired after their wellbeing.

However in reality, there are only an empty school, chairs, desks and school employees now in replacement of medical staff, patients and a medical relief camp.

Source.geo.tv.

funny
what more can be expected?
When PM will know,what will be his feelings?i would love to see his face.

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Alas! how long we will be ruled by such insane people?

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A severe blow to the dignity of PM. How they dared to misguide the chief executive of the country. They should be questioned strictly. Abraham Lincoln's quote is fit on this occasion, "You can fool all the people some of the time, and some of the people all the time, but you cannot fool all the people all the time." PM can't check the performance of every officer rather he has trust on govt official and they must have damaged the trust.

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Fake degrees and now fake relief camps.Shame on the adminstration.

Reminds me of the Movie 'Munna Bhai MBBS' when Munna bhai's Bapu ji comes to see him and he setups a fake hospital with fake Patients

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To this level the individuals character is regressed, the fake medical camp arrangment team will call themselves muslims, shame on them. This is the reason why we muslims are regarded as double standard and an apple of discord for the whole world. With such a strong faith on God, how easily we deceive him. Its a shame for those people who were involve in this, the fault does not lie at PM head.

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ISLAMABAD – Inundated with credible questions, Prime Minister Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani travelled on Tuesday to DI Khan to monitor a relief camp that turned out to be the one set up earlier on the same morning for showcasing the PM’s visit.

The question – whether this camp was genuine or fake – marred the entire event of the PM’s visit to DI Khan along certain ministers and journalists. Since the journalists travelling with the PM heard the first thing outside the DI Khan Airport lounge was the protestors’ slogans saying, “Fake camp unacceptable,” they started digging out about the authenticity of the ‘set-up’ at a few minutes drive.
“Why should I tell a lie while observing fast, it was set up this morning,” an old man in one of the tents – clearly giving a look of recent pegging corrected – told his companions who hesitantly claimed that the camp was set up a few days back.

Meanwhile, the Prime Minister arrived on the spot and chatted with the residents of small village called Shorkot in his mother tongue Seraiki and enquired about the minimum cost required to rebuild their houses demolished by the floods. But the journalists showered questions of credibility arising from the sanctity of the camp he was visiting.

Obviously on this question, the Prime Minister looked at Chief Minister Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Ameer Haider Khan Hoti who in turn called for District Coordination Officer (DCO) of the DI Khan. By that time, DCO Khan Bukhsh Marwat had admitted that this was established this morning but “it is a genuine camp you can monitor it now on,” he added. The visit was bound to be wrapped up in a bad taste abruptly.

The Chief Minister along with the DI Khan DCO tried his level best to clarify the situation till last moment of departure, chiefly, to the electronic media that it was not a fake camp and only these people were provided tents of late.

When this scribe put the same question to the Prime Minister during a brief exclusive chat on board C130, denting the credibility of the Government, he rather asked a question, “You tell me whether this was my governance or that of the province.”

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=31e4m...layer_embedded

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