آسٹریلوی عظیم فاسٹ باؤلر McGrath
عمران خان جیسا کھلاڑی ان جیسا انسان دنیا میں شاید ہی کوئی ہوگا۔ انہوں نے جو خدمات سر انجام دئیے ہیں اسلی مثال ملنا مشکل ہے۔ وہ آج کل مشکل میں ہیں ریاستی جبر کا سامنا کر رہے ہیں۔ کرکٹرز انکے لیے آواز اٹھا رہے ہیں ۔
Across Pakistan, citizens face an escalating pattern of serious human rights concerns: armed security operations, raids, arbitrary detentions, enforced disappearances and communication shutdowns. As a human rights defenders’ association in Europe, we respectfully urge the international community to review its engagement with the current military-backed government, and to make that engagement conditional on democratic governance and respect for fundamental rights.
With a further long march planned, we are deeply concerned by the Interior Minister's public statements suggesting a renewed use of force against peaceful demonstrators.
We call on the UN, the EU and international partners to monitor the situation closely and to uphold their commitments to human rights, the rule of law and accountability.
@UN_HRC@UN_SPExperts@EU_EEAS@EP_President@IMFNews@hrw@amnesty@AJEnglish@DropSiteNews@guardian@Europarl_EN
Pakistan’s federal health authorities have reportedly instructed Islamabad hospitals to prepare for a potential “humanitarian crisis” and “mass casualty incident” ahead of PTI’s September 27 march.
Elective surgeries are being postponed, staff leave suspended, and hospitals placed on emergency footing, according to documents obtained by Drop Site News.
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
Disgusting.
A peaceful protest is set to take place on the 27th. Yet the military plan to use it to make an example of anyone questioning their rule. They are planning a bloodbath.
I commend the brave souls who stand up for their country against this tyrannical regime.
Inshallah the rest of the world will speak up soon. I just pray it doesn’t take an atrocity to make them see how bad things are.
A very scary time to be a Pakistani.
🇵🇰 Pakistan is clearing HOSPITAL BEDS for MASS CASUALTIES from a protest that hasn't happened yet!
That may be the most alarming sign yet of what authorities expect on September 27.
Ahead of PTI's march on Islamabad, Drop Site News says it obtained government instructions ordering hospitals to prepare for a potential “humanitarian crisis” and “mass casualty incident.”
Elective surgeries are reportedly being postponed. Staff leave cancelled. Employees recalled. Stable patients discharged to make room.
And while hospitals prepare for casualties, the government is trying to stop the people who might fill those beds from reaching Islamabad in the first place.
Imran Khan's three sisters have been detained for 30 days. PTI politicians and workers have been arrested. Roadblocks are going up. Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi says the march will be stopped “in every possible way.”
None of this means mass casualties will occur. Preparing hospitals for the worst is exactly what governments should do when serious unrest is possible.
But the preparation itself tells us something extraordinary.
6 days before the march, Pakistan is not only preparing to police a demonstration... it is reportedly preparing its hospitals for what's about to come.
Source: @DropSiteNews / Writer: Oliver
Imran Khan's son has told Sky's chief presenter @MarkAustinTV that his family members have been arrested ahead of a protest march.
Former Pakistani prime minister Mr Khan has been imprisoned for more than three years.
Read more: https://t.co/lYzKrXa292
“Calling this merely “authoritarian drift” understates what has happened. Pakistan is now operating according to an unmistakably police-state logic: preventive detention before offenses occur, mass arrests around political mobilization, administrative measures directed against dissent, and coercive power expanding from an opponent to the people around him.
The logic is increasingly totalizing. Political opposition is converted into a security problem, protest into disorder, mobilization into destabilization. The regime does not merely seek obedience to law; it increasingly seeks control over the permissible boundaries of political life itself.”
Link: https://t.co/YypAeMXwl8
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) early Monday morning alleged that two more sisters of party founder Imran Khan, along with their children, were arrested by Punjab Police.
The allegations came after Aleema Khan was detained by authorities in Lahore under Section 3 of the Punjab Maintenance of Public Order (MPO) Ordinance, 1960, and transferred to Kot Lakhpat Jail for 30 days.
PTI Central Information Secretary Sheikh Waqas Akram said the family members had been placed in an armoured vehicle and were being taken to an undisclosed location.
“Punjab Police have arrested both sisters of Imran Khan, along with their children and the sons of Aleema Khan. They have been placed in an armoured vehicle and are being taken to an unknown location,” Akram said in a post on X early Monday.
“آج نوکنڈی سے متصل ڈیورنڈ لائن پہ پاکستانی فوج پر حملے میں متعدد فوجی ہلاک ہوگئے ۔ حملے کے بعد فوج نے 13 لاشوں کو اپنے ہمراہ لے گئی ۔ جبکہ 2 لاشیں تاحال جائے وقوعہ پہ پڑی ہوئی ہیں ۔”
اور عاصم منیر کا سالہ محسن نقوی تحریک انصاف کو once for all کی دھمکیاں لگا رہا ہے ۔ یہ دھمکیاں فوجیوں ہلاک کرنے والے دہشتگردوں کو کیوں نہیں دیتے ؟!
🇵🇰 Pakistan is clearing HOSPITAL BEDS for MASS CASUALTIES from a protest that hasn't happened yet!
That may be the most alarming sign yet of what authorities expect on September 27.
Ahead of PTI's march on Islamabad, Drop Site News says it obtained government instructions ordering hospitals to prepare for a potential “humanitarian crisis” and “mass casualty incident.”
Elective surgeries are reportedly being postponed. Staff leave cancelled. Employees recalled. Stable patients discharged to make room.
And while hospitals prepare for casualties, the government is trying to stop the people who might fill those beds from reaching Islamabad in the first place.
Imran Khan's three sisters have been detained for 30 days. PTI politicians and workers have been arrested. Roadblocks are going up. Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi says the march will be stopped “in every possible way.”
None of this means mass casualties will occur. Preparing hospitals for the worst is exactly what governments should do when serious unrest is possible.
But the preparation itself tells us something extraordinary.
6 days before the march, Pakistan is not only preparing to police a demonstration... it is reportedly preparing its hospitals for what's about to come.
Source: @DropSiteNews / Writer: Oliver
The 'ONLY' World Cup.
Two universities.
Three cancer hospitals.
29 years of defiance.
An ex-Prime Minister.
Four bullets.
Three years in a very small cell.
Losing one eye due to lack of treatment.
No crime.
His political party completey deteriorating.
Him still standing.
This is the ledger of Imran Khan!
He once lifted the 1992 Cricket World Cup trophy for Pakistan, a captain carrying more than a team - carrying belief.
When the cheers faded, he built hope in brick and mortar: Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital & Research Centre, where the poorest could walk in with fear and walk out with dignity.
Then came Namal and Al Qadir, rising from dust so that forgotten towns could dream in degrees.
He fought for nearly three decades to carve space in a system that resists reform.
He led. He fell. He rose again.
His own creation, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf, trembles under pressure, splintered by power, greed, and persecution.
Yet the man at its center remains unbowed.
Four bullets tried to silence him. Prison walls tried to shrink him.
Time has tested his body; confinement has strained his health. But conviction is a stubborn thing - it does not limp, even when the body does.
Agree with him or not, stand with him or oppose him - humanity should not be conditional.
A leader who built hospitals deserves access to one. A man who gave years to public life deserves care, not neglect.
Give him the medical care he truly deserves - not as a favor, but as a basic measure of justice.
@Aleema_KhanPK@Noreen_KhanPK@DrUzma_KhanPK@Kasim_Khan_1999@MarioNawfal@georgegalloway@SKMCH