23 August, 2006

واسطے جس شہ کے غالب گنبدِ بے در کھلا

بزمِ شاہنشاہ میں اشعار کا دفتر کھلا

رکھیو یارب یہ درِ گنجینہٴ گوہر کھلا

شب ہوئی، پھر انجمِ رخشندہ کا منظر کھلا

اِس تکلف سے کہ گویا بتکدے کا در کھلا

گرچہ ہوں دیوانہ، پر کیوں دوست کا کھاؤں فریب

آستیں میں دشنہ پنہاں، ہاتھ میں نشتر کھلا

گو نہ سمجھوں اس کی باتیں، گونہ پاؤں اس کا بھید

پر یہ کیا کم ہے کہ مجھ سے وہ پری پیکر کھلا

ہے خیالِ حُسن میں حُسنِ عمل کا سا خیال

خلد کا اک در ہے میری گور کے اندر کھلا

منہ نہ کھلنے پر وہ عالم ہے کہ دیکھا ہی نہیں

زلف سے بڑھ کر نقاب اُس شوخ کے منہ پر کھلا

در پہ رہنے کو کہا اور کہہ کے کیسا پھر گیا

جتنے عرصے میں مِرا لپٹا ہوا بستر کھلا

کیوں اندھیری ہے شبِ غم، ہے بلاؤں کا نزول

آج اُدھر ہی کو رہے گا دیدہٴ اختر کھلا

کیا رہوں غربت میں خوش، جب ہو حوادث کا یہ حال

نامہ لاتا ہے وطن سے نامہ بر اکثر کھلا

اس کی امت میں ہوں مَیں، میرے رہیں کیوں کام بند

واسطے جس شہ کے غالب گنبدِ بے در کھلا

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HYDERABADS SIASAT URDU DAILY EDITOR IN SEX RACKET

A Hyderabad based urdu newspaper siasat editor mr amir ali khan and mr mazhar and mr alamdar were involved in a sex racket today as exposed by MIM floor leader in the state assembly in which a young girl was sold to alleged sex racket after being brought in a trap by offering her a scholarship and then taking her to a farmhouse and raping her which are seirous offenses and even forcing her parents not to file a police complaint and threating them with dire consequences.Congress grilled on failure to check cases of kidnap The Majlis Ittehadul Muslimeen on Tuesday took the Congress government to task for its alleged failure to control kidnappings and trafficking of young girls in the State, particularly Hyderabad.
Armed with statistics MIM floor leader Akbaruddin Owaisi said Hyderabad city alone records seven cases of missing youths, including five girls, every day. As many as five children are kidnapped every day on an average. The MIM leader said 1,118 cases of kidnap and missing of children were registered in Hyderabad during 2004 and of this 353 cases were registered within Cyberabad police limits. In 2005, 511 cases of kidnap and missing of children were recorded.
With regard to missing of youths, particularly girls, Mr Owaisi said 3476 such cases were registered during 2005. Of these only 1714 cases were traced. About 80 per cent of all missing persons are young girls who are kidnapped by professional human trafficking gangs. “There is a heavy demand for Andhra girls in other States. The kidnapped girls are sold in brothels outside the State. The CID has reported the existence of as many as 32 such gangs in the State. Andhra Pradesh has now become number one State in the country in terms of missing children,” the MIM leader pointed out.
Answering supplementary during the Question Hour, Home minister K. Jana Reddy said the AP High Court had observed the man missing cases are not cognisable offences and police need not register them. A note in the general register will suffice. However, as a social obligation police are tracing the missing persons.
The Majlis Ittehadul Muslimeen on Tuesday took the Congress government to task for its alleged failure to control kidnappings and trafficking of young girls in the State, particularly Hyderabad.
Armed with statistics MIM floor leader Akbaruddin Owaisi said Hyderabad city alone records seven cases of missing youths, including five girls, every day. As many as five children are kidnapped every day on an average. The MIM leader said 1,118 cases of kidnap and missing of children were registered in Hyderabad during 2004 and of this 353 cases were registered within Cyberabad police limits. In 2005, 511 cases of kidnap and missing of children were recorded.
With regard to missing of youths, particularly girls, Mr Owaisi said 3476 such cases were registered during 2005. Of these only 1714 cases were traced. About 80 per cent of all missing persons are young girls who are kidnapped by professional human trafficking gangs. “There is a heavy demand for Andhra girls in other States. The kidnapped girls are sold in brothels outside the State. The CID has reported the existence of as many as 32 such gangs in the State. Andhra Pradesh has now become number one State in the country in terms of missing children,” the MIM leader pointed out.
Answering supplementary during the Question Hour, Home minister K. Jana Reddy said the AP High Court had observed the man missing cases are not cognisable offences and police need not register them. A note in the general register will suffice. However, as a social obligation police are tracing the missing persons.

10/02/2006 07:16:00 AM

آپ بھی اپنا تبصرہ تحریر کریں

اہم اطلاع :- غیر متعلق,غیر اخلاقی اور ذاتیات پر مبنی تبصرہ سے پرہیز کیجئے, مصنف ایسا تبصرہ حذف کرنے کا حق رکھتا ہے نیز مصنف کا مبصر کی رائے سے متفق ہونا ضروری نہیں۔

اگر آپ کے کمپوٹر میں اردو کی بورڈ انسٹال نہیں ہے تو اردو میں تبصرہ کرنے کے لیے ذیل کے اردو ایڈیٹر میں تبصرہ لکھ کر اسے تبصروں کے خانے میں کاپی پیسٹ کرکے شائع کردیں۔


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