Rahman Masood

[Rahman Masood @RahmanMasood2]

@PakForeverIA Kis jagha??

[Rahman Masood @RahmanMasood2]

@PiListingNews @grok 9

[Rahman Masood @RahmanMasood2]

@Mrcryptoxwhale Done

[iffi @iffiViews]

Minutes 5 in Pakistan as an Indian spy

[Inspired Analyst @inspirdanalyst]

I will award Arshad Nadeem with 01 Ethereum if he wins gold tonight.

Will also pick one winner for $100 whoever engages with this post below.

Let’s bring back the Gold Medal for Pakistan ❤️

[Adeel Raja @adeelraja]

Just felt like retweeting this!!!! 2 years back!!!

[Jameel Farooqui @FarooquiJameel]

پبلک پول : عمران خان صاحب کی تازہ تصویر کے لیے Like اور Retweet کریں جبکہ مریم نواز صاحبہ کی تازہ تصویر کے لئے Comment کریں ، آپ کا وقت شروع ہوتا ہے اب 👇

[Imran Khan @ImranKhanPTI]

An incriminating confession by the Commissioner of Rawalpindi, who announces to resign in protest after admitting to have manipulated the election results, robbing PTI of at least 13 National Assembly seats in Rawalpindi Division alone.

His statement serves as a stark revelation of the countrywide systematic manipulation of election results where PTI’s significant leads were deceitfully tampered into losses, depriving the people of their rightful mandate, not only in the National Assembly but also in Provincial Assemblies.

It’s high time, for the sake of the country’s reputation, well-being as well as political and economic stability, to reflect and correct our course, and respect the people’s will by declaring results as per Form 45. PTI also calls for a fair investigation and meaningful trial of all those involved in this brazen mandate theft.

[Bloomberg @business]

BREAKING: Pakistan suspends the entire country's mobile phone service on election day https://t.co/OurBoYkwaO

[Bloomberg @business]

Imran Khan’s absence from Pakistan's elections is fueling strong emotions among voters. Investors in a rallying market also have cause for worry https://t.co/01yI4MPCqf

[Bloomberg @business]

Imran Khan looms large over the upcoming election in Pakistan, even while he is in jail barred from contesting. So if not him then who will be the next leader?

Read more about how voters are coping with Imran Khan’s absence here https://t.co/qDUUdZqHp1

[Bloomberg @business]

THREAD: 1) Pakistan is holding national elections on Feb. 8, with its most popular candidate, Imran Khan, behind bars https://t.co/7Cs046IpaJ

[The Economist @TheEconomist]

The former prime minister of Pakistan writes from prison that his party is being unfairly muzzled, in a guest essay for The Economist https://t.co/mKnvCidPm6

[Bloomberg @business]

EXPLAINER: Imran Khan, Pakistan's most popular politician, is behind bars. He can't take part in Feb. 8 elections that are shaping up to be a test of the country's democracy.

Here's all you need to know. https://t.co/cUv2q8v0Kq

[The Economist @TheEconomist]

Imran Khan has been convicted, again. Pakistan’s generals are sidelining his party ahead of a general election https://t.co/WT5BZ3821w 👇

[The Economist @TheEconomist]

Imran Khan has been convicted, again. The biggest beneficiary is likely to be Nawaz Sharif, Mr Khan’s political opponent and another former prime minister, who looks set to win the upcoming election with the army’s backing https://t.co/8FBsaF0Wv9 👇

[The Economist @TheEconomist]

Imran Khan has been convicted, again. Pakistan’s generals are sidelining his party ahead of a general election https://t.co/jIiKBCaCT5 👇

[BBC Breaking News @BBCBreaking]

Former Pakistani prime minister Imran Khan sentenced to 14 years in prison, a day after being jailed for 10 years https://t.co/PaeWnw6PrL