Dilshad

لوگ کہتے ہیں لکھو کچھ ادب سے
بہت بے ادب ہوں لکھ دیا ادب سے🤘

[Dilshad @Diludar]

“Ya Rabb wo sabar ataaa kar,
Jiske baad kabhi hausla na toote.”

[Sajid Bukhari @sajidbukharii]

Iqra deserves justice & all children of Poonch & everywhere who deserve to walk peacefully for their schools, tuitions, madarsas & to play

Every delayed day will further shatter the trust of the society within & in those who are responsible to protect every life
#justiceforiqra

[Dilshad @Diludar]

The question is simple: Are we willing to stand for our women, or will we continue to stand only for ceremonies, photographs, and public relations?
#justiceforiqra

[Akil Banday @BandayAkil]

#justiceforiqra

[Dilshad @Diludar]

The administration wakes up only after outrage trends online.
Would justice still move this slowly if the nation wasn’t watching?
#justiceforiqra

[Dilshad @Diludar]

@iota_complex #justiceforiqra

[Shabnam Jeelani @JeelaniSh12111]

A child who stepped out of her home to buy an ice cream returned as a lifeless body.
It raises a painful question:
How many more childhoods must be destroyed before justice is served?
#justiceforiqra

[ιota @iota_complex]

Iqra's case has raised serious concerns about the safety and security of women in Poonch.
Women should feel safe at all times, whether near their homes or anywhere else in the country.
We demand strict action against those found responsible.
Safety is a right.
#justiceforiqra

[Dilshad @Diludar]

It has been a full week since Iqra went missing, and the silence from authorities is deafening. Why is there no active investigation? We shouldn't have to trend a hashtag to get justice.
Wake up and do your job!

#JusticeForIqra

[Dilshad @Diludar]

It is incredibly disheartening and exhausting that public outrage and social media campaigns are so often required just to demand basic accountability and action from the system.
#justiceforiqra

[Dilshad @Diludar]

#justiceforiqra

[Rahila Choudhary @Rahilachowdhry6]

A child who stepped out of her home to buy an ice cream returned as a lifeless body.
It raises a painful question:
How many more childhoods must be destroyed before justice is served?
#justiceforiqra

[Dilshad @Diludar]

Iqra, a 12-year-old girl from Arai, Poonch, went missing on 30 May. 5 days later, her body was recovered from a stream in disturbing circumstances, this has shattered the trust of whole society, children are in fear & justice is being delayed.

#JusticeForIqra

[toiba ismail @ToibaIsmai36947]

A child went missing. Days later, her body was recovered. Her family and the people of Poonch deserve answers. Justice delayed only deepens the pain.
#justiceforiqra

[Dilshad @Diludar]

Justice for Iqra from Arai, Mandi Poonch. Over a week has passed, yet there is no progress in the case. Iqra disappeared on the 3rd, and after 5 days, her dead body was found.
#justiceforiqrafirdous

[sarishmaheen @sarishmaheen]

Justice for iqra firdous 💔

[Saniya Sayed @Ssaniya_]

Please RT this.

[Iran in India @Iran_in_India]

Even Kashmiri children are offering their piggy banks as gifts to Iran.
God bless you.

[Amir عامر @Amirchoudhary__]

My question to Jammu University is: why did they remove the names and chapters related to Sir Syed Ahmed Khan and Allama Iqbal from the Political Science syllabus, and that too after a single protest driven by a divisive agenda? #Jammuuniversity

[Sajid Bukhari @sajidbukharii]

Imagine any random event without the poetry of Dr. Allama Iqbal.

Instead of 'Khudi ko kar Buland itna' people would say, 'dabe me daba, dabe me cake.'

#jammu_university

[Dilshad @Diludar]

when we start treating history like a buffet—picking only what suits the current narrative and leaving the rest behind
Nations are indeed built on the preservation of heritage, not the sanitization

[Dilshad @Diludar]

The recommendation of removal of chapters related to Dr. Allama Iqbal reflects a deeply troubling decline in academic standards in India. It must be reminded to the concerned authorities that Sir Syed Ahmad Khan was among the most influential personalities of 19th-century India.