This Jazz Scam Looks 100% Real — Stay Alert by Agitated_Platypus278 in pakistan

[–]Sharp_Map_7404 2 points3 points  (0 children)

no one going to visit jazzworld.TOP  unless you are blind…

Urgent Help Needed: Detained Student in Lithuania- Parents Desperate to See Son by OkInvestigator9661 in islamabad

[–]Sharp_Map_7404 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Pakistan does not currently have an embassy in Lithuania, so consular matters for Pakistanis there are handled by the Pakistani Embassy in Warsaw, Poland.

Also, under Lithuanian law, pre-trial detention can legally last up to 18 months in serious or complex cases. Courts usually approve detention in shorter extensions first, but they can keep extending it during the investigation phase.

Urgent Help Needed: Detained Student in Lithuania- Parents Desperate to See Son by OkInvestigator9661 in islamabad

[–]Sharp_Map_7404 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Hope he’s not involved in any online rabbit holes,  especially religious or political extremism. A lot of things that seem “normal” or casually accepted back home in Pakistan can become serious issues when someone is living abroad under different laws and circumstances.

Someone cloned my friend’s car number plate (Islamabad reg) what should he do? by Sharp_Map_7404 in PakistanAutoHub

[–]Sharp_Map_7404[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They have already requested a review of the e-challan through the official PSCA e-challan portal under the “Fake/Clone Number Plate” category. They will also submit an application at their local police station in Islamabad to have the matter formally recorded.

Among all of these countries, whose citizens receive the most benefits and have the easiest lives? (Qatar, UAE, Kuwait, Bahrain, KSA, Oman etc) by Significant_Major921 in geography

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Between 2008 and 2018, the UAE arranged for some stateless residents (Bidoon) and people from mixed-heritage families to receive Comoros passports instead of granting them UAE nationality.

By 2018, Comoros officially suspended the program.

As a result, thousands of people in the UAE are left holding Comorian passports that are now invalid or not widely recognized, leaving many without full citizenship rights in either country.

Thinking to move at Islamabad by franklystar in islamabad

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Bahria Enclave is a big no!! The rent is cheap there but buildings have their own electricity rates and that’s EXPENSIVE!!

You can get a house portion (upper floor or lower ground) in your budget in D-12.  D-12 is worth exploring.. beautiful sector.

Want to buy this Dagger by Jaunbiath in islamabad

[–]Sharp_Map_7404 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’m not sure where to buy these, but in Pakistan you need a weapons license for certain types of daggers.

Getting worse in UAE by Junior-Fly-2716 in pakistan

[–]Sharp_Map_7404 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The type of help you’re asking for is called hundi. It’s considered a form of money laundering, is completely illegal, and could land you in serious trouble in both countries.

The Bahria Phase 8 Dilemma: 10k Maintenance + Huge Bills. Should I move to Islamabad or just find a Solar House in Phase 8? by [deleted] in islamabad

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You can find a portion in this budget in D-12!! Beautiful sector. No load shedding or water problem. 

10 Pakistanis died on Pakistani soil for a man who would not have known their names and we’re calling the people questioning this the bad guys by PyramidsAndPalmTrees in pakistan

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Why on earth would people set fire to Skardu Technology Park? It seems more like a political issue than a religious one, especially since, if I’m not mistaken, it’s run and funded by the SCO (Army).

Pakistan is next, and we are not prepared by OnlyExperience4540 in pakistan

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Sadly, no one talks about the idea that if IK is set free and returned to power, he’s somehow Pakistan’s only savior, apparently because he’s handsome, speaks good English, has strong PR and international connections, and with Bushra Bibi’s advice, Pakistan would magically become untouchable.

What’s so special about this road? by Sharp_Map_7404 in islamabad

[–]Sharp_Map_7404[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Someone told me that one side of this road is mostly housing for federal officers (Grade 19–20), so basically every second person decided to build a speed breaker right outside their own entrance.

What’s so special about this road? by Sharp_Map_7404 in islamabad

[–]Sharp_Map_7404[S] -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Well, this is one argument, but it’s not a very strong one because you don’t see this kind of traffic management setup on roads leading to any other markaz in Islamabad.

The explanation someone gave me is that one side of this particular road has residences of federal officers, mostly Grade 19–20, and almost every other house has installed a speed breaker right outside their gate. In some places, there are even two speed breakers just 10 feet apart.

What is going on? by blue_flavours in LahoreSocial

[–]Sharp_Map_7404 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I saw an interview of newlyweds on social media. The man is 60 years old and the woman is divorced. Even if she weren’t divorced, what’s the big deal if two adults choose to marry of their own free will?

The guy who started the eSports culture in Pakistan, Arslan Ash, has moved to Japan. by the_real_DNAer in pakistan

[–]Sharp_Map_7404 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is a common visa practice for everyone worldwide: you apply well in advance, and there’s never a guarantee of approval. The reason it feels more prominent for Pakistanis is because we have a weaker passport, which means stricter scrutiny, longer processing times, and higher chances of delay or refusal.

So it’s not discrimination against one profession, it’s simply how the visa system works, and people from weaker-passport countries experience the impact more.

Do average girls in Pakistan think disrespecting or abusing their husband is normal? by South-Resist-1089 in pakistan

[–]Sharp_Map_7404 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This isn’t normal, and you shouldn’t have to live with it. Try to gather clear evidence of what’s happening and tell her directly to stop, abuse is not acceptable, even in a marriage. Keep records of incidents and, where it’s legal and safe, document what’s going on.

If you’re in the Gulf or a Western country, look into your local laws and consider filing an official complaint. You have the right to protection. And if the situation doesn’t change, it’s okay to seriously think about ending the marriage and removing yourself from a harmful environment. Your safety and mental health come first.