For the past few days, I’ve been deeply disturbed by the negative news coming out of Pakistan, particularly the horrific cases involving infants and children being abused and killed. Today’s news from PIMS Hospital is yet another heartbreaking incident. It is difficult not to wonder whether so many tragedies occurring around the same time are merely coincidences. I can’t help but fear that there may be something more sinister behind some of these incidents, including the possibility of people engaging in rituals involving the sacrifice of children in the name of “BAAL.” I sincerely hope this is not the case, but the frequency and nature of these reports are deeply unsettling. #PIMS
The people of Azad Kashmir are intelligent, and they have sent a clear message by completely rejecting @MediaCellPPP. I believe they have seen what has happened to Karachi under PPP’s rule over the past 15 years and chose not to repeat that experience. In my opinion, PPP has never been a credible political party; it has always been a group of clowns and crooks.
#VotePeDakaNamanzur
Another achievement of @PPP_Org . Soon we will top this list. I can only laugh on the people of Gilgit Baltistan who voted for @PPP_Org in the recent election. I will urge the people of AJK and Gilgit Baltistan to visit Karachi at least once to see how @PPP_Org destroyed a metropolitan city Karachi which generates 60% of the Pakistan revenue.
@asadowaisi@narendramodi Muhammad Ali Jinnah rightly said:-“Muslims who are opposing Pakistan will spend the rest of their lives proving loyalty to India.”
When lawmakers claim that Lyari can host a FIFA World Cup match and that living in Karachi is like living in Paris, it exposes how disconnected they are from reality.
Many of our lawmakers seem completely unaware of the ground conditions and the daily struggles of ordinary citizens. While lawmakers enjoy government incentives, privileges, and luxuries, millions of Pakistanis are struggling to afford basic necessities, pay utility bills, and provide for their families.
The gap between the political elite and the common citizen has become alarmingly wide. If those making the laws cannot understand the realities on the ground, how can they be expected to solve the nation’s problems?
#PeoplesBudgetSindh #budgetday2026 #PakistanPolitics #sindhgovernment
Definition of Pakistani people:-
Can’t come outside to fight for their rights but can come outside for international war issues. To be brutally honest, Pakistani people do not want to solve their issues because it is not in their priorities list. #petrol
I do not understand how preventing spectators from attending a game live in the stadium contributes to energy savings. The floodlights remain operational regardless, and the electricity is generated either by fuel-powered generators or supplied from the grid, which may rely on fossil fuels such as furnace oil. Given that the primary energy consumption for lighting remains unchanged, the rationale behind prohibiting spectators from attending the game in person is unclear. What kind of decision is this?
#LQvHK #PSL2026 #PSL #PSL11
@daniel86cricket He has good links with ex-PM Nawaz Sharif. Just before the T20I World Cup 2026 his photo with ex-PM gone viral and after that he got placed in Pakistan Cricket Team.
@Abdullahh_56 You call Saim Ayub a Karachi quota player, yet you never call Shadab, Nawaz, Haris Rauf, or Babar Azam Punjab quota players. What has been the performance of these so-called Punjab quota players?
If PCB really wants to improve, get rid of @iShaheenAfridi, @iMRizwanPak , @babarazam258 , @HarisRauf14, @76Shadabkhan, @mnawaz94, Fahim Ashraf. These players are the biggest fraud of Pakistan cricket. Let the young players to play for next 3 years irrespective of the match or tournament results.
It is both funny and deeply painful that the people of Karachi remain silent on issues that directly affect their own lives. When children were falling into open manholes, when people were dying in heavy vehicle accidents, when roads were broken, electricity and gas were unavailable, and infrastructure was collapsing — even during tragedies like the Gul Plaza fire — there was no strong, united public response. Yet when it came to international political issues like Iran, people came out onto the streets and even faced law enforcement. This selective activism is not just ironic; it is an example of a poor mindset and misplaced priorities. A society must first learn to fight for its own basic rights, safety, and dignity before raising its voice for distant issues. Only when people stand firmly for their own rights can they truly speak with strength about the struggles of others
#americanconsulate #KarachiProtest #Iran #Khamenei #Tehran