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People panicked, unrest followed and rumors started that it is India who is trying to create a rift between the two neighbors.

— Syed Ommer Amer, The Forbidden Story
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The Forbidden Story

by Syed Ommer Amer

Mystery · 400 pages

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“The boss came and silence prevailed, He addressed the thugs, ‘My loyal servants, I am really proud of you for everything we did today, Every news channel is broadcasting about the hell that we created in Islamabad.”
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“Aggressive behavior, mood swings, fighting over petty things for no reason, frustration are all the symptoms that a victim experiences.”
— Syed Ommer Amer
“Mostly, people use this word to show their love and affection to the friends or family members that are younger than themselves where as Baaji, in Urdu means elder sister.”
— Syed Ommer Amer
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Syed Ommer Amer
Syed Ommer Amer

Founder @ Daastan who is the third generation in his family, actively engaged in improving the education system in Pakistan. He is working with educational institutes in his home town, Wah Cantt (P…

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