Now, as Pakistanis have taken to the streets to protest my father’s release, Asim Munir’s regime imposes emergency rule in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (my father’s political stronghold).
Having failed to secure Balochistan or Azad Kashmir, Munir once again invokes terrorism to justify another military operation in Pashtun lands. Yet again sacrificing lives in an attempt to cling on to power.
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s democratic mandate must be restored. My father, our detained family members, PTI representatives and all political prisoners must be released immediately. The people’s right to peaceful protest must be respected.
Pakistan belongs to its people, not its military.
Currently, my Aunties are still abducted. Family and lawyers have received no update on how they are, nor why they are incarcerated. Concerning my father, there is complete silence.
My brother and I have had no contact with him for more than six months. We do not even know the true state of his health.
Meanwhile, thousands of Pakistanis are peacefully taking to the streets to protest against his illegal and politically motivated imprisonment.
However, the people of Pakistan have not given up. No barricade, intimidation or repression can muzzle the people’s demand for justice and their democratic right to be heard.
There can be no lasting peace or stability while their democratic will is suppressed and their chosen leader remains behind bars.
بادشاہ ننگا ہے اور اب سب کو نظر آرہا ہے-
رجیم چینج آپریشن کےسازشی ایسے باز نہیں آئیں گے-
اب وقت آگیا ہے اس ننگے بادشاہ کو عوام اس کے گھر سے نکالے-
شاہ پرست اور ننگے بادشاہ کے سازشی حواریوں کے لئے عوامی طبل جنگ کا وقت ہوا چاہتا ہے-پاکستانی قوم زندہ باد۔پاکستان پائندہ باد 🇵🇰🌹
Cricket legend Imran Khan is rotting to death in a tiny jail cell in Pakistan. It's time Britain used its influence to help free him
https://t.co/Yf5eCx2fAi
The sister of Pakistan’s former prime minister Imran Khan says he told her he was being tortured in jail.
Dr Uzma Khan met her brother after he was taken to hospital for a checkup under a court order, before being quickly returned to prison.