In December 2007, Benazir Bhutto was killed and we do not know till date as to who killed her. This was followed by the blast at the Marriott Hotel in Islamabad and then the attack at the GHQ in Rawalpindi.
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THE PEOPLE DESERVE A BETTER LEADERSHIP
Each time there is an unpleasant incident we in Pakistan firmly believe that it cannot get worst than this. And then to our astonishment, something worst happens.
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In December 2007, Benazir Bhutto was killed and we do not know till date as to who killed her. This was followed by the blast at the Marriott Hotel in Islamabad and then the attack at the GHQ in Rawalpindi. Youth Group Revived; More Females to be Inducted & Tolerance to be PromotedLFP’s held its seventh Board meeting on Jan 14, 2011 in Lahore. The meeting turned out to be an important one as several crucial decisions were taken. The Board decided to revive its youth wing under a new name: Liberal Youth Group and amended its Constitution to give effect to its revival and to give it a more concrete and democratic shape. A Responsible Government Will Listen to the People
Veteran human rights defender and anti-corruption activist, Mr. Anna Hazare has started an indefinite fast in New Delhi, on April 5, demanding the Government of India to legislate the Jan Lokpal Bill without any further delay. |
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Syed A Mateen also Become Life Member
 Syed A Mateen, LFP member from Karachi Chapter has paid the life time membership fee Rs 5,000. He suggests reforms in various fields to government of Pakistan to make and enforce new laws to uplift the condition of a common man.It was decision of LFP Board that we should encourage the members to pay the life time fee Rs 5,000.<<more >> |
Membership Dues for 2011
 The LFP Membership Committee held its fifth meeting under the chairmanship of Mr Faiz Kakkar. It was attended by all the members, except Mr Zaheer Khattak from the KP Province. <<more >> |
