Gullu Butt featured Android Game goes viral

LAHORE: Gullu Butt is known by every Pakistani now as this villain character of 17th June Lahore Mayhem has occupied excessive space on social media platforms.

But Gullu Butt mania does not seem to stop in near future becasue now the character has finally made it to the Google’s Play Store in an Android Game.

‘Gullu’ (the Android Game) has been developed by Weird Science and since it has been added to Google’s play store, it is being taken like as hot cakes by Android users of Pakistan.
g 2The gameplay is primarily simple and somewhat amateurish but considering the fame of Gullu Butt and his performance in Model Town Lahore recently, the title may ignite users to play this relatively easy game.

Users are asked to break cars by swiping the stick and afterwards they have to collect glass pieces torn off by none other than Gullu himself.

From smashing wind screens at Model Town to getting an extra hype on g 3facebook for his notorious act and now been featured in a game, Gullu Butt (PML-N worker aka Sher-e-Lahore) looking like unstoppable ‘hero’ despite being a culprit.

A facebook page entitled as Gullu Butt has already been created and getting many likes per day.

Pakistan urges Kabul to refrain from taking any 'detrimental' action

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan on Tuesday urged the Afghan government to “refrain from taking any action that may be detrimental to peace and stability on the border” at a time when security forces are fighting local and foreign militants in the North Waziristan tribal region.
The request comes a day after the Afghan foreign ministry said that it is considering a ‘fitting response‘ to the alleged killing of three soldiers and eight civilians by Pakistani troops in the eastern Kunar province.
On June 23, the ministry’s spokesperson Ahmad Shakib Mustaghni had said, “Pakistani forces, wearing civilian clothes, carried out the attack” in Dangam district two days ago.
Kabul had made the allegations at a time when Islamabad is seeking the neighbouring country’s help to enhance border security to stop militants from fleeing and entering the Afghan side of the border.
In a press release today, Pakistan rejected Afghanistan’s allegations terming them as baseless and added that Pakistani forces have been attacked frequently from the Afghan side of the border.
“It is with deep disappointment that we have seen the allegations by senior Afghan officials regarding Pakistani troops in civilian dress conducting attacks in areas of Kunar Province. We reject these baseless allegations,” Pakistan’s foreign ministry said.
“The fact is that the Pakistan armed forces have been attacked repeatedly by terrorists operating from the Afghan territory. Our armed forces have acted only in self defence, with maximum restraint and responsibility,” the press release stated.
“Pakistan is engaged in a major effort to address the scourge of terrorism. We believe the unfounded allegations from the Afghan side not only vitiate the environment but also serve to undermine the efforts for constructive engagement between the two countries,” the foreign ministry spokesperson said in the statement.
“For our part, we will neither be deterred from addressing the challenges at hand, nor from building a friendly and cooperative relationship with the people of Afghanistan,” she added.
Border escalations came just days after Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif sent his special envoy to Kabul, who met Afghan President Hamid Karzai and sought cooperation to make the North Waziristan’s military push successful.
Karzai has decided to send his national security adviser, Rangeen Dadfar Spanta, to Pakistan for follow-up discussions.