اہم ترین 🚨
قاسم خان کا انٹرنیشنل میڈیا کو انٹرویو، ان لوگوں نے ڈونلڈ ٹرمپ کو نوبل انعام، کرپٹو کرنسی، پاکستان کی قدرتی معدنیات کی رشوت دی
اس انٹرویو کو ہر جگہ پھیلا دیں
عمران خان کے بیٹے قاسم خان نیازی کا @CBCNews کو انٹرویو، قاسم خان عالمی میڈیا پر جارحانہ انداز میں اپنے والد کا مقدمہ پیش کررہے ہیں
قاسم خان نے علیمہ خان، نورین نیازی اور ڈاکٹر عظمی کے اغواء کے حوالے سے بھی عالمی کمیونٹی کو آگاہ کیا @Kasim_Khan_1999
“My father is in a situation where the @UN has called it torture. The human rights organization @amnesty international has said he is being held arbitrarily under inhumane conditions. My aunties are also being held by the regime.
No one can speak their mind in the country. It is a military dictatorship and an oppressive regime. The world needs to look at what is happening in Pakistan.” @Kasim_Khan_1999’s interview with @CBCNews.
#PakistanUnderFascism #FreeImranKhan
عوام کومحکوم رکھنے کی خواہش مٹی میں مل چکی ہے!
عوام اپنا حق چھیننے کو تیار ہو چکی ہے۔
قائد اعظم کے فرمان کے مطابق پاکستان آزاد ہوا چاہتا ہے۔
انشاء اللہ
#ستمبر27_مارچ_ہو_کر_رہے_گا
Authorities have erected razor/concertina wire barriers at key locations in Islamabad as security preparations intensify ahead of the PTI’s planned September 27 march.
The measures come alongside container blockades and increased security deployments aimed at restricting access to the capital.
🇵🇰 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
🇵🇰 Pakistan is cracking down hard ahead of Imran Khan's march on Islamabad, and 2 families tied to his party say they were targeted.
Punjab PTI leader Raja Shahbaz Bhatti says police broke down his gate and searched his home last night.
Separately, KPK Assembly Speaker Babar Saleem Swati says his nephew, Kamal Saleem Swati, survived a deadly attack and an attempted kidnapping, and has released CCTV footage of the incident.
The march, which is planned for Sunday, is demanding Khan's release, and the government is pulling out every stop to keep it from happening.
Punjab, Pakistan's most populous province, has banned any gathering of 5 or more people in public for the next 13 days, citing intelligence warnings of possible suicide bombings and car bombs at large crowds.
Islamabad is already on lockdown, mobile and internet service is set to be cut in neighboring Rawalpindi, and reports say roads into the capital will be blocked with shipping containers and trenches, with bus routes suspended.
For a march the government says it isn't worried about, it's going to a lot of trouble.
Source: @MohUmair87 / Writer: Julie
It is deeply distressing that Pakistan, which is the chief mediator of peace between war torn Iran and America, is showing such little tolerance for dissent at home. Detaining Imran Khan’s sisters for standing up for their brother’s freedom is deeply troubling. I hope the saner voices in the establishment will speak out against such arbitrary use of power and that the sisters will be released soon.