Talk:Ahmad Raza Khan Kasuri

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In the infamous talk show, Kasuri claimed that he was the only one to go to Dhaka in '71 for the session of Parliament that never was. Is this true? If so, it needs to be mentioned and documented.

--iFaqeer 11:02, 30 September 2007 (UTC)

Text removed from article due to POV

 * ''Heads of Kasurites have bowed down because of nefarious language used by Ahamd Raza Khan Advocate in "The Great Debate" on GEO TV at 1905hrs at GEO TV on September 23, 2007. The last portion of the first episode of the programme "The Great Debate" shows Pakistani Public the ugly face of the Presidential Camp.


 * ''Pakistani & International media should avoid using word "Kasuri" with the name of Ahmad Raza Khan Advocate. Once in a meeting with a reknowned Pakistani American Dr. Muhammad Amanullah Khan - A Cancer Therapist, when asked from Dr. Amanullah Khan why he does not use word Kasuri with his name.? He replied instantly, I don't need so, "it is needed by those who have torn off their relation with their mother land need the same, I am Amanullah Khan and whole of Kasur knows me." Chairman Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission Dr. Muneer Ahmad Khan also belong to Kasur and don't need Kasuri to be added to his name as lot of Kasurites know that he is originally from Kasur.


 * ''Ahmad Raza Khan Advocate is the person who has been involved in filing a case against an old employee of his own father Muhammad Ahmad Khan, to whom Muhammad Ahmad Khan donated a plot on about one canal near Melad Gate, KASUR. Ahmad Raza Khan was pleading the case on the basis that his father was insane when he donated plot to his employee.


 * ''It is reiterated that suffix "Kasuri" may please be removed from name of Ahmad Raza Khan. By doing that media personnel are teasing Kasurites.


 * ''On September 24, 2007 in the morning when Kasuri reached in front of Supreme Court for a case hearing, Khurshid Ahmad, a lawyer who belongs to NWFP province, threw black color upon his face. Lawyer Khurshid told media that he did it because Kasuri was continuously abusing the lawyers community.

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Article Split
This article should be split, as the current article makes sparse mention of the living figure that it is meant to describe and instead focuses mainly on the subject's father. I believe that most internal redirects to this article are from the page on Zia-ul-Haq (apologies for the lack of a direct hyperlink, I'm rather new at this) and the death sentence he pronounced on Zulfikar Ali Bhutto as a result of the ostensible murder of the aforementioned subject's father. It seems prudent to create a separate page for the deceased, while his son (the listed subject of the current article) should be placed under the "Related Articles" section of Nawab Mohammad Ahmad Kasuri. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 202.66.60.169 (talk) 10:51, 12 December 2016 (UTC)

Plagiarised from Newspaper article
The text from "On November 11, 1974..." till "...bad governance and injustice." appears to have been directly lifted from an article published by Dawn newspaper.

Hulleye (talk) 11:52, 4 April 2018 (UTC)