No More Taliban - Letter to President of Pakistan - Options for people outside Lahore

This is for the people that are unable to attend on Tuesday but want to take action, either because they're out of the city/country or other restrictions.

An email account has been set up at " nomoretaliban@gmail.com " . For all those that wish to participate but cant, please Copy-Paste the letter from the event page and email it to the address WITH your information filled in at the bottom.

The Citizens of Lahore will be printing out the emails and mailing them on the behalf of those who've sent them. Please email at your earliest so they can print the mails out in time and send them along with the rest of the letters.

Also, Please forward the letter and the event page link to all your friends and ask them to join in support.

We as the Civil Society are much stronger in numbers than the Taliban and their ways, and its time to come out and show just that!

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http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=246886&id=605145173&ref=nf#/event.php?eid=80402601570

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Postal Addresses (including fax numbers and email addresses for out of city participants - hit them hard and fast!)

President of Pakistan
C/O
Secretary General to the President
President House
Constitution Avenue
Islamabad
Fax: +92-51-9207458
E-mail: publicmail@president.gov.pk


Prime Minister of Pakistan
C/O
Principal Secretary to the PM
Prime Minister’s Secretariat
Constitution Avenue - Islamabad
Fax: +92-51-9203529
E-mail: pspm@pmsectt.gov.pk
nsethi@pmsectt.gov.pk


Chief Justice, Supreme Court of Pakistan
C/O
SC Registrar
Supreme Court of Pakistan
Constitution Avenue
Islamabad
Fax: +92-51-921 3452
E-mail: mail@supremecourt.gov.pk


Chief of Army Staff, Pakistan Army
C/O
DG ISPR
Inter Services Public Relations, Pakistan
Hilal Road, Rawalpindi, 46000
Fax: +92-51-9271601
E-mail: ispr@ispr.gov.pk

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