Veena Malik's manager fires back at Dolly Bindra's accusations - News Pakistan

Tuesday, May 22nd, 2012 11:10:39 by Imran Shaukat Khan

The Indian actress Dolly Bindra, who is best known for her role in films like ‘Maine Pyaar Kyun Kiya’ and ‘Ajab Prem Ki Ghazab Kahani’, recently, visited Pakistan and during her press conference in Lahore she called Veena Malik a disgrace for not only Pakistan and Indian but also for womanhood.

Now, Malik’s Public Relations manager Sohail Rashid has fired back at Bindra for unleashing a set of allegations against the actor on Saturday.

Rashid, while having a conversation with ‘The Express Tribune’ over the phone, said that India doesn’t know how to show hospitality to their guests at all.

Bindra stated that Malik has relations with Indian men and she gets ready to do everything in order to grab a role. Therefore, Rashid wants Bindra to be banned by the Indian government for using such a cheap language against Veena Malik.

He said, “I have a question for Dolly Bindra: Is this the Indian culture and is she trying to show that all Indian women are like Dolly Bindra? What kind of cheap and vulgar language is she using against Veena Malik?”

He added, “I think the Indian government should ban Dolly Bindra for using such cheap and vulgar language. She is only giving a bad name to her country.”

Rashid remarked that if Bindra doesn’t stop handing out such public statements, the Pakistani actor would be forced to file a complaint against her.

“We have other means through which we can handle this case.”

“What kind of people are they? The Indians certainly don’t know how to show hospitality to their guests. Whereas, we in Pakistan, have always been respectful of our guests who have come from abroad.”

Rashid said India is simply trying to assassinate Veena Malik’s character but they don’t know that they are simply making a laughing stock of their own country at an international level.

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Pakistan successfully test fires ballistic N-missile - PakTribune.com

25 April, 2012

Pakistan successfully test fired a nuclear-capable intermediate range ballistic missile on Wednesday, the military said, less than a week after India test launched a long range missile. The exact range of the missile was not revealed, but retired General Talat Masood, a defence analyst, told AFP.

Intermediate range ballistic missiles could up to 2,500 to 3,000 kilometres (1,550 to 1,850 miles) away -- which would put almost all of arch-rival India within reach. On Thursday India test fired its long range Agni V missile, which can deliver a one-tonne nuclear warhead anywhere in China.

"Pakistan today successfully conducted the launch of the intermediate range ballistic missile Hatf IV Shaheen-1A weapon system," Pakistan's military said in a statement. India and Pakistan -- which have fought three wars since independence from Britain in 1947 -- have routinely carried out missile tests since both demonstrated nuclear weapons capability in 1998.

Pakistan's most recent missile test came last month with the launch of the short-range nuclear-capable Abdali, while in April 2008 it tested the Shaheen II, or Hatf VI, missile with a range of 2,000 kilometres. Wednesday's missile, which landed in the sea, was a version of the Shaheen-1 with improvements in range and technical parameters, the military said, and can carry nuclear and conventional warheads.

"This is part of Pakistan's programme to develop nuclear and missile deterrence. It has a series of missiles in its inventory. This is perhaps the longest range missile in its programme," retired general Masood told AFP. "The whole object is essentially India-centric while India's own programme is directed towards China. Pakistan is engaged in improving its missile system as India continues to increase its capability."

Director General Strategic Plans Division Lieutenant General Khalid Ahmed Kidwai congratulated scientists and engineers on the successful launch, and the accuracy of the missile in reaching the target. He said the improved version of Shaheen 1A would further consolidate and strengthen Pakistan's deterrence abilities.

Pakistan's arsenal includes short, medium and long range missiles named after Muslim conquerors.India's missile test last week brought a muted international response, with China downplaying its significance, insisting the countries were partners not rivals, and Washington calling for "restraint" among nuclear powers.

This was in sharp contrast to the widespread fury and condemnation that greeted North Korea's unsuccessful test launch of a long-range rocket on April 13. India and Pakistan were on the brink of war in 2002 over the disputed territory of Kashmir, but a slow-moving peace dialogue resumed last March after a three-year suspension following the November 2008 Mumbai attacks.

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