Corruption of NGOs in collusion with government organizations

Reply to the Article "Foreigner in my own Land" by M Ali Shah


Most of the interactors couldn’t get the main point of this article.

The main point is that Shah Ji started a non profit society or an NGO and he built his life just like our other heroes did.

Our heroes, who once were raising slogans in Moscow, but now living in posh and comfy flats of Islamabad, lahore and Karachi, running their own NGOs.

Shah Ji writes: " I was totally broke now." and when his proposal got accepted and he got donations from donors then he tells us that how he "established" himself, and how he got his "jannah" his paradise in this world and he had pillows behind him and he was reclining and had servants working for him, he writes:

" In 6 months time, I had a million rupee plus business. My apartment was totally renovated and I had 4 people working for me in the house. Cooking for me, cleaning - providing security. I never bought a car. I had my own personal taxi driver who had customized the car for me. On call 24 hours, he worked ONLY for me. I bought all my staff cell phones and had a special number on the landline for me apart from two other cell numbers"

Shah ji could have started his peeri mureedi business in fertile Sind or Punjab, or Shah Ji could have contested for elections under the benign shadow of military developers and could have "served" his country men, but he prefered to be his own boss and started audit free and fashionable NGO business.

NGO businesses are booming now a days, and role models and heroes like Ali Asghar Khan chose lucrative fields of women rights and environmental protection by using the name of Omar Asghar Khan development foundation, but at the same time cut down centuries old trees and build a commercial plaza at the residence of Omar, violating all norms of common sense or laws.

Centuries old mature evergreen wild olive trees got chopped down in the historic graveyards on Nathiagali road near Abbottabad, which were mentioned in Mughal books...

Centuries old mature shade trees got chopped down in sizzling Mianwali, but environmental NGOs couldn’t share their multi million dollar funds with those money hungry tree murderers.

Donors like UNEP couldn’t purchase those trees by giving few million rupees to those tree murderers, as all funds were going to people like Shah ji while they were busy developing their country.

There are lot of tricks and hints, which Shah ji’s brilliant article is giving to simple minded Pakistanis.