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تمہیں بھلانا ہی اوّل تو دسترَس میں نہیں
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جو اختیار بھی ہوتا تو کیا بھُلا دیتے
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[Junaid Akbar @JunaidAkbarMNA]

5 اکتوبر ایک ایسا دن ہے جب پاکستان کو ایک ایسا بیٹا ملا، جس نے دنیا بھر میں ملک کا نام روشن کیا اور پھر اپنی قوم کو خودداری، انصاف اور حقیقی آزادی کا خواب دکھایا۔

آج کپتان کی سالگرہ پر دعا ہے کہ اللہ عمران خان کو صحت اور لمبی عمرعطا فرمائے اور ہر مشکل میں سرخرو کرے۔

قوم کے رہبر کو سالگرہ مبارک، کپتان

#خان_کی_سالگرہ_مزاحمت_کے_نام

[Imran Khan @ImranKhanPTI]

Former Prime Minister Imran Khan's Message – July 8, 2025

Note: This is a repost of the tweet posted on July 9, 2025.

“When a nation rises for its rights, no force on earth can suppress it. I remain a free man, even in jail, but my nation is trapped in a prison where there is no independent judiciary, no genuine democracy, and no free media. Every Pakistani must rise up for their true freedom!

For two years, I have remained imprisoned solely for the sake of the Pakistani nation, so that no one can enslave you. Now, the time has come for you to stand up for your own freedom and defeat this oppressive system.

I repeatedly called for dialogue in the best interest of the country. But the time for negotiations has now passed. After the 26th Constitutional Amendment, the rule of law, the Constitution, and the very concept of justice have been buried. Any hope of receiving justice from the courts has been completely extinguished. The Pakistani nation now has only one path forward: a nationwide protest movement. Nothing short of this can pull us out of this quagmire of lawlessness.

A complete roadmap for the nationwide movement will be announced this week. I will have completed two full years of unjust imprisonment on August 5th. One that very day our nationwide protest campaign will be at its peak.

There will be no further negotiations of any kind with anyone anymore! The only path forward is mass protest in the streets, so the nation can rid itself of the puppets forcibly imposed upon it as its rulers.

Let me be clear: any officeholder in Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf who cannot shoulder the weight of this movement should step aside immediately. Those who have submitted to these oppressors must remember: these very people will eventually crush you, and the people will never forgive you either.

Even leaders like Nelson Mandela and Gandhi were allowed to meet other prisoners, read books, and write. I am enduring a form of solitary confinement where I am locked for 22 hours a day in a 6x8 foot cell. Police officers are forbidden from speaking to me. I have been denied books for the past six months. I am not allowed to speak to my children. My lawyers and colleagues cannot visit me. My family is allowed only a few minutes of visitation each week, and many of them are often denied even that. My personal physician has not been allowed to examine me for the past ten months. Even my access to newspapers and television has been cut off for the last week. Books sent by my family are withheld and kept in the superintendent’s office. My wife is also being held in inhumane conditions in solitary confinement.

Behind all of this is the establishment and its pawns. All of this is being done to break me. But I will continue to stand against tyranny until my very last breath.

We restored the constitutional and legal rights of the tribal areas after decades and provided full resources for reconstruction and development. The current regime not only withheld their rightful funds for three years but is now actively working to roll back their constitutional rights, an action that is utterly condemnable. I commend our parliamentarians and representatives for boycotting these unlawful measures.

As for our Punjab MPAs who were suspended for protesting during the fraudulent government’s budget session, the real reason behind it was that their protest against Maryam Nawaz was intolerable for the regime, although it is a long-standing tradition to protest during budget sessions.”

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

🇵🇰 Pakistan is lining Attock Bridge with metal spikes to stop Imran Khan's supporters from marching on Islamabad this Sunday.

The bridge is the main crossing between Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Punjab, where PTI's caravan is set to start its march demanding Khan's release from jail.

More than 2,000 shipping containers, some welded together with outward-facing spikes, have sealed off roads into the capital, and around 30,000 security personnel are being deployed in Attock alone.

Hospitals in Islamabad have even been told to prepare for a possible mass casualty incident.

Imran is sitting in a prison cell, but that’s not enough. The government still needs to build walls to keep him out.

Sources: Al Jazeera, Dawn / Writer: Julie

[Kasim Khan @Kasim_Khan_1999]

I’ve been instructed to call on the public not to attempt to march or protest nearby Adiala jail on 27 March. I’ve heard from sources that this may be used as an excuse for the establishment to launch a “counter” assault on the jail (Which my father is being held in), which could endanger his life. Please do not give them any reasons for “accidents” to happen to my father during the protest.

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

🚨🇵🇰 BREAKING:

Pakistan is preparing to SHUT DOWN mobile and internet services in Rawalpindi, Islamabad's "twin city."

The Punjab Interior Department has requested the federal government to degrade phone and internet connectivity starting Sept. 27, including the jamming of 2G, 3G, and 4G networks in specific areas of the city.

The move comes amid rising tensions and massive planned protests linked to Imran Khan's imprisonment.

Restricting communications has become a recurring tool to limit mobilization, and a clear sign of how nervous the authorities have become...

Source: @mohUmair87 / Writer: Samuel

[Kasim Khan @Kasim_Khan_1999]

There is little choice left for the people of Pakistan.

Either remain silent while their chosen leader is imprisoned. Whilst his family is detained, his party is suppressed and justice is denied - or come out peacefully and exercise their fundamental right to protest.

You can arrest families and threaten people with violence. But you cannot imprison 250 million Pakistanis or crush the will of a generation.

No regime is more powerful than its people. The world must watch as the people of Pakistan come together to demonstrate their plea for justice, even in the face of threats of violence.

Inshallah, Pakistan’s future will be decided by its people, not by criminals who rule through fear.

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

🚨🇵🇰 Videos just dropped of police raiding the homes of Tehreek-e-Insaf leaders (Khan party) in Sialkot.

What is this madness?

WTF is happening in Pakistan and why is nobody saying anything?

Writer: Samuel

[Yalda Hakim @SkyYaldaHakim]

"It's a peaceful protest... but at the same time, we're extremely worried what's going to happen to the people that come out."

Zulfikar Bukhari, international relations adviser to Imran Khan, says he fears further state backlash against a protest march planned by the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party, the party of Pakistan's jailed former PM Imran Khan.

Pakistani security have in the past 24 hours arrested and detained Khan's sisters for 30 days as well as raiding properties of other family members.

#ImranKhan #Pakistan

[Khaleej Mag @KhaleejMag]

“My cousins and aunties have been ripped from their homes in the middle of the night by armed masked men.” -
Imran Khan’s son @Kasim_Khan_1999

[Amnesty International @amnesty]

Members of former prime minister Imran Khan's family, including his three sisters, as well as activists from Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) have been arbitrarily detained.

The targeting of his family and PTI party activists is a flagrant violation of their rights to liberty, freedom of expression, association and peaceful assembly. Such actions speak to the severity of the current restrictions in Pakistan.

Amnesty International calls on the Pakistani authorities to immediately release Imran Khan’s relatives and PTI workers, who have been targeted simply for their familial ties, political affiliation and plans to protest.

[Kasim Khan @Kasim_Khan_1999]

This is a disgrace.

Now my Aunts Dr. Uzma and Noureen, along with my cousins Shershah and Shahrez have now been abducted as well.

They have broken into my aunties and cousins houses and forced them
into vehicles with no explanation.

No reasons for arrest have been stated.

No news has been released as to where they have been taken.

This is criminal behaviour. Inexcusable. The Pakistani people are petrified of their own leaders.

No upstanding nation should tolerate this criminal establishment. Intervention is now imperative.

The world MUST take action.

[Saudi Gazette @Saudi_Gazette]

Pakistan police have arrested the sister of jailed former prime minister Imran Khan in the eastern city of Lahore, allegedly for mobilizing the public to take part in planned protests in his support next week, party officials said

https://t.co/3rPd0a4Iob

[Yalda Hakim @SkyYaldaHakim]

UPDATE: Further accounts are emerging from the police raids on the neighbouring homes of Imran Khan’s sisters, Aleema Khan and Dr Uzma Khan.

Sakeena, their 20-year-old niece, who was arrested and later released, says more than 200 police entered the properties, broke down Dr Uzma’s bedroom door and dragged staff from their quarters.

Aleema Khan’s two sons were also detained and, according to the family, released around three hours later.

[FRANCE 24 English @France24_en]

Sisters of Pakistan’s jailed former prime minister Imran Khan arrested
➡️ https://t.co/2j8mmQovj9

[Mark Austin @markaustintv]

Several of Imran Khan's relatives arrested. His son @Kasim_Khan_1999 tells me the authorities are “petrified of his father’s popularity”. @ImranKhanPTI

https://t.co/5ZJTz1hC3Y

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

🇵🇰 INCREDIBLE STUFF!

Pakistan is sealing roads into Islamabad with shipping containers, some seemingly fitted with ROWS OF METAL SPIKES

ahead of Imran Khan’s PTI march on September 27

Authorities have already detained Khan’s sisters under public-order laws, arrested PTI figures and deployed extra security as the government vows to stop the march.

The awkward part for Washington is who sits atop Pakistan’s security system: Field Marshal Asim Munir, whom Trump has repeatedly praised as his “favorite field marshal,” while U.S.-Pakistan military cooperation has been warming again, including a proposed $686 million F-16 upgrade package.

That image is brutal:

American military cooperation on one side.

Shipping containers with spikes pointed at protesters on the other.

Writer: Oli

[Steve Hanke @steve_hanke]

#PAKWatch🇵🇰: Three of Imran Khan's sisters have now been ARRESTED on PHONY CHARGES ahead of the September 27 protest march.

PAK'S MILITARY GOV'T = 3RD WORLD.

FREE THE KHANS.

[PWA - Pakistan World Alliance @MediaCentrePWA]

Sky News UK covers the abduction of Imran Khan's family by the state of Pakistan. FAO @FCDOGovUK @10DowningStreet @EU_Commission @andyburnham @Ed_Miliband @UN_HRC

[FRANCE 24 @FRANCE24]

Sisters of jailed Pakistan ex-PM Imran Khan arrested
➡️ https://t.co/hLDFoAWh35

[ANI Digital @ani_digital]

Pakistan: Imran Khan's sisters challenge detention orders in court, demand immediate release

Read @ANI Story I https://t.co/JhZVS4dusz

#Pakistan #ImranKhan #Sisters #PakNews #Detention