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commercialization mafia
Today, early morning i saw 2 banners at club-chock
Appealing Punjab Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif, to look into over-commercialization of the residential locality.
At about 9am when i happened to pass-by from club-chock again, I surprised to see that the banners i saw earlier are replaced by other banners.
Thanking and congratulating the model town Society’s president for keeping commercialization under-control
These new banners are all over model town now, and these banners are bigger and more colorful and prominent.
it seems commercialization mafia has a very busy and hectic day today, panic call were made, emergency banners were ordered (means they have money in hand to spend), all the work in society offices must have stopped, and defiantly there were a lot of “mubarak bads” on successful deception.
fortunately i found one torn-down banner in the road side garbage dump.
Here is its picture.
And see this propaganda banner.
Model Town Security, just to show Solidarity placed barriers on the road, hurting people.
No security check
Just a zig zag practice
شرم مگر ہم کو آتی نہں … !
In Ramadan: MTS, selling Boobs !
Where 90% people do not use public transport, MTS is installing bus-stops “read as Useless buss-top” along the bus rout in model town. It seems these are Not for commuters, Just creating places for advertisement.
and MTS doesn’t care, whats on the adds or what month is it.
Beside few good actions, it seems the present administration see model town as a golden oppertunity, seems extracting as much, before the term end.
@ the bus stop advertisement:
Rightly said by Jemima Khan: Pakistan, a society of endless contradictions, where the prostitutes wear burqas and girls with honor, dress like Wags read full, and here Daily Dawn
B-Block, Model Town
update:
today i noticed the above provocative advertisement is torn-down, probably by some حیادار
“Model Town” : No Light and No Water
No Light and No Water
in
Model Town
“every day”
FROM
| 7 am | to | 8 am |
| 9 am | to | 10 am |
| 11 am | to | 12 noon |
| 2 pm | to | 3 pm |
| 4 pm | to | 5 pm |
| 7 pm | to | 8 pm |
| 12 mid night | to | 1 am |
| 3 am | to | 4 am |
| 5 am | to | 6 am |
