I am deeply saddened by the loss of civilian lives in the recent Pakistani aerial strikes on Afghanistan. A tragedy that claimed the lives of women, children, and aspiring young cricketers who dreamed of representing their nation on the world stage.
It is absolutely immoral and barbaric to target civilian infrastructure. These unjust and unlawful actions represent a grave violation of human rights and must not go unnoticed.
In light of the precious innocent souls lost, I welcome the ACB’s decision of withdrawing from upcoming fixtures against Pakistan. I stand with our people at this difficult time, our national dignity must come before all else.
PTM social media team is launching a hashtag campaign to demand the *immediate and unconditional release of Ali Wazir*, who has been arbitrarily detained.
His imprisonment is an attack on justice and the fundamental rights of the Pashtun people.1/2
Hashtag: #ReleaseAliWazir
PTM social media team is launching a hashtag campaign to demand the *immediate and unconditional release of Ali Wazir*, who has been arbitrarily detained.
His imprisonment is an attack on justice and the fundamental rights of the Pashtun people.
Raise your voice. Take a stand.
Join us in this fight for justice and peace!
Hashtag: #ReleaseAliWazir
A memory from my university days in 2016.
I was studying at Pune university and the India Times newspaper had an article about my book collection campaign and had my photo printed. At Uni everyone was talking about me and asked me if I was the guy who distribute books in Kandahar and remote areas. And I would say yes. They respected me for my work.
One afternoon I was riding a bike to my friends house and all of sudden a car beeped at me and I stopped my bike and stood by the side of road but the car still carried on beeping. I checked that it was police patrol car and I didn’t have a helmet . I was scared but the police smiled at me and said oh are you the guy distributing books and they read my story on the paper few days ago.
I told them yes but I was scared. The police officer smiled and apologised and said that I recognised you from you clothes and hat and deliberately stopped you. They praised my work and paid so much respect. It’s such a sweet memory
#PunePolice #memory
Haji Abdul Razaq is a well known homeopathic expert, an outstanding tribal leader and the head of chicken farmer society.
I spoke to him about the business opportunities in agriculture, alternative medicines that he is an expert of.
Many people visit him and take the homeopathic medicine from him. He has also solved many clashes between tribes. I wish him a happy and long life
#Kandahar
We had a good chat with Haji Zahir Jaan Srak who is a very successful businessman and literary figure. He has a collection of valuable books and private museum in in Kandahar. People that visit Kandahar usual go to pay a visit to his library and museum. He is very kind and hospitable person.
This country needs people like Srak.
I would like to thank him for his hospitality and wish him all the very best
#kandahar
We prayed the evening prayer here at this village in Marouf, Kandahar. As leaving the mosque after prayers we spoke to many people and everybody asked us for different things to be done. A group of youth handed us a signed petition to build a cricket ground in the village. I promised them I will try my best and will respond to their request and for them to play cricket in their village
#Kandahar
Daroo Khan blinded by landmine, his wish is to see his children.
He is from Marouf Dist of Kandahar, who was once a famous wrestler. He had a unique style of riding motorbike but a mind explosion blinded his both eyes. He went re India twice for treatment, the 3rd time he run of money to pay for his treatment.
I visited his home, he said his eyes could be treated but he needs help with the expenses.
He wishes to see his children, wrestle and ride motorbike again.
He asked for help and I promised I will do my best to fulfil his wishes.
Many Afghans have either lost their lives or got injured by land mines.
#Afghanistan #Kandahar #WISH