Monday, January 30, 2012

SC takes suo motu notice of PIC deaths on 30th Jan

From: Good Governance Forum
Date: Sun, Jan 29, 2012 at 11:33 AM
Subject: Re: Why No Suo Motu Notice on 100+ deaths in Punjab?
To: Registrar Lahore High Court , Registrar Peshawar HC , Registrar Sindh High Court , Registrar Supreme Court


It is time our superior judiciary proved its independence and impartiality by taking suo motu notice of the 100+ deaths in Punjab allegedly caused by contaminated drugs supplied by the Punjab Institute of Cardiology and ordered a thorough probe by an independent Judicial Commission on top priority.

Deaths are continuing; why can't these be stopped. Whose failure is it before and after the catastrophe?

The culprits must be identified, prosecuted and punished on fast track.


--

Mumtaz A. Piracha

Founder & Chairman
Good Governance Forum
Pakistan
Leading the Way to Meet the Challenge of Change

Thursday, July 7, 2011

NICL Scam: Multi-billion Shady Deals of Politicians in Pakistan

MR ZAFAR QURESHI,NICL SCAM INVESTIGATOR WAS SUSPENDED BY THE FEDERAL GOVT ON 5TH JULY. GOOD GOVERNANCE FORUM EMAILED THE SUPREME COURT IN THE NIGHT OF 5TH-6TH JULY URGING ACTION. WE ALSO EMAILED ENGLISH AND URDU JOURNALISTS, ANCHOR PERSONS AND NEWS AGENCIES SIMULTANEOUSLY.


SUPREME COURT SUMMONED ATTORNEY GENERAL AND ZAFAR QURESHI ON 6TH JULY TO APPEAR BEFORE THE COURT ON 7TH JULY. 

DAILY 'DAWN' LAHORE PUBLISHED A TERSE EDITORIAL IN ITS 7TH JULY EDITION CAPTIONED 'NICL SCAM' HIGHLIGHTING NEGATION OF GOOD GOVERNANCE AND REMARKED 'ENOUGH IS ENOUGH' IN TUNE WITH THE STANDPOINT OF GOOD GOVERNANCE FORUM. 

NICL SCAM INVOLVES SHADY DEALS OF  BILLIONS OF RUPEES TO THE LOSS OF THE NATIONAL EXCHEQUER.

IT IS HIGH TIME OUR CIVIL SOCIETY REALIZED ITS RESPONSIBILITY TO THE STATE AND THE PEOPLE TO BRING GOOD GOVERNANCE TO PAKISTAN. CIVIL SOCIETY IS COMPOSED OF EDUCATED AND ENLIGHTENED MEN AND WOMEN OF ALL CASTES, SECTS AND RELIGIONS. 

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MUMTAZ A. PIRACHA
CHAIRMAN
GOOD GOVERNANCE FORUM
PAKISTAN
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Wednesday, November 25, 2009

Placing NRO beneficiaries on Exit Control List

from Good Governance Forum
to Registrar Supreme Court
date Wed, Nov 25, 2009 at 6:43 PM
subject Placing NRO beneficiaries on Exit Control List: Plea to CJP for suo motu notice

25 Nov 2009

Hon'ble Chief Justice of Pakistan
Islamabad

Your Honour:

As the Chairman of the Largest, Most Diversified and Most Globally Searched portal on governance, I appeal to Your Honour to direct the Government of Pakistan to place the names of all the NRO beneficiaries on the Exit Control List and to take stringent measures to ensure that nobody leaves the country on any pretext whatsoever as long as his/her case is pending in a court of law.

Your Honour may kindly take suo motu notice of the probability of any one or more of the NRO beneficiaries leaving the country without being held accountable for the stolen assets of Pakistan and/or other crimes punishable under the law.

Cordially,

Mumtaz A. Piracha
Chairman
Good Governance Forum
Pakistan
www.goodgovernanceforum.com

Sunday, November 8, 2009

Fixation of sugar price: Plea to CJP

9 Nov 2009

Hon'ble Chief Justice of Pakistan
Islamabad
Fax: 051-9213452

Your Honour:

As the Chairman of the Good Governance Forum, the Largest, Most Diversified and Most Globally Searched portal, I submit to Your Honour the following recommendations to ease out the present sugar crisis in the country which have only added to the masses' existing bundle of miseries.

1. The Supreme Court may please allow the sugar mills to supply sugar at Rs 47 per kg as originally agreed between the Punjab govt and the sugar mills. The difference between Rs 47 and Rs 40 i.e. Rs 7 per kg may be subsidized by the federal government or the provincial governments for the time being so that the consumer gets the sugar at Rs 40 per kg.

2. The Supreme Court may please direct the federal government to call for the annual Balance Sheet and Profit & Loss accounts of the sugar mills, examine their accounts through accredited chartered accountants, and determine the cost of production of sugar and recommend the profit margin of the manufacturer, wholesaler and retailer to the Supreme Court within 4 weeks for refixation of price.

3. The federal government may recover the extra amount of Rs 7 per kg from the sugar mills if the prices are refixed at lower than Rs 47 per kg after the exercise conducted under point 2 above.

Submitted for immediate consideration and directive.

Cordially,


Mumtaz A. Piracha
Camp Islamabad