@RanaAyyub Very appropriate for the only country in the world which wants to be seen as a friend of Israel and its bloodthirsty government, just for the blind hatred of Muslims.
@OsmanSamiuddin How we still miss the whip of that arm even 23 years after his retirement. Pakistan cricket is nothing more than nostalgia associated with someone dead and we just comfort ourselves by watching yorkers of Wasim/Waqar, drives of Saeed Anwar, pace of Akhtar and so on.
@jyotiTpandey05 Dating to brag in front of others was never cool. These traits were previously more common amongst men which was completely wrong. But women now think following men on sth as shit as this will make them cool & feel empowered/free.
@TheXMatriarch I wish women knew better that sex is the only way they can connect emotionally with their husbands. However, these days when women are told this they tend to react negatively and imply as if they are considered sex objects.
@MazherArshad In sab players k lie Mohammad Hafeez sb ne khoob kaha k phir seeti bajay gi, phir dtage sajay ga aur phir se ishtahari superstars aein ge aur player of the tournament ban jaein ge.
@majidsnizami All the political parties are irrelevant in Pakistan. Its just one man vs a mafia of elites who call themselves the thekedaar of patriotism in Pakistan.
@landlawlahore Please chill ho jaein. Its just a league. Little quality, almost non existent pressure. International cricket mein jab high pressure environment mein runs ho gein tab hi hum tareef karein ge. Ishtahari super stars nahi qabool.
@DanKingdom96 Why is he so obsessed with India? I mean IPL is one thing, but his sycophancy towards the Indian politicians and Mr. Modi is just laughable for such a high profile player.
To understand the situation with and around Imran Khan, repeat this after me:
The elites, the military establishment, and the political class are not angry at what Khan did in power. They are angry at what he refused to do. He refused to serve them.
Pakistan is not experiencing a political crisis. It is experiencing a class war. The ruling order, the generals, the political dynasties, the landlord families, and the bureaucratic layer that services them all, has operated for decades on a single, unspoken arrangement that whoever reaches the top serves the top. Khan broke that arrangement. He looked at the common Pakistani and chose them instead. That is his actual crime.
The imprisonment, the stacked charges, the media blackout, the dismantling of his party, none of it was ever about Imran Khan. He is in the way, yes, but he is not the point. The point is you. The Pakistani citizen who voted, who believed, who filled the streets. The target has always been your political will, your capacity to organise, your stubborn conviction that power could be made to answer to you. Khan is not being punished for what he did. He is being made an example of for what you did, you chose him, and they need you to understand what choosing wrong costs. The message is as old as every ruling class that has ever existed, that is to know your place, or watch what happens to the person you dared to trust. Khan stood up for you, it is time for you to stand up for him.
They can jail the man. They cannot jail the ideology.
Imran Khan Hamesha Zindabad.
@SamaraAfzal@BBCWorld Accountability? Our politicians & institutions are above any kind of accountability. In theory accountability is driven by public, judiciary and media. Our politicians have pushed them all aside. They are only accountable to someone who is only interested in diplomacy these days.