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[musafir @musafir7s]

@curseddposts The majority are complicit in their own cowardice. Otherwise, Imran Khan would not have endured three years of imprisonment while the nation stood by in silence.

[Sulaiman Khan @SulaimanKNiazi]

On 8 November 2026, Pakistani media sources reported that a doctor was allowed to visit my father Imran Khan in Adiala jail. There was no official acknowledgment of this. Adiala jail lacks the necessary equipment to perform the kind of tests he needs to provide proper medical assessments and treatment. My father has rapidly developed hypertension despite never having had high blood pressure before, and no family history of it. This raises the concern that external agents may have been used. Without assessment by independent, unbiased doctors, that cannot be ruled out. I demand, also on behalf of the rest of our family, that he should immediately receive proper medical treatment at Shifa International Hospital in the presence of his own doctors, as ordered by Pakistan’s Supreme Court in August. We would hold Asim Munir responsible for any sudden adverse health event suffered by my father in jail.

[Salma🎀 @Salma4everPTI]

Don’t stop talking about Imran Khan and his family, how they are being treated and how they are being denied their basic human rights.

[PTI @PTIofficial]

We are still denied access to my mother Aleema Khan and aunt Dr. Uzma Khan, despite alarming reports of Dr Uzma’s elevated blood pressure and her pre-existing heart condition.

Shershah Khan
@KhanShershah

[Saad. @SaadInCyber]

Ghalib and Mir's poetry was enjoyed by elites in royal and fuedal palaces and inspired generations of loveboys.

Iqbal's poetry was recited in political gatherings and inspired generations of nation builders.

His work contributed to creation of 3 countries on the world map.

[PTI @PTIofficial]

"I want to state this with absolute clarity to the nation: Imran Khan’s life is currently at risk. We will formulate an effective course of action regarding this issue." — Salman Akram Raja

Senior Advocate Salman Akram Raja has issued a critical public warning regarding Former Prime Minister Imran Khan's alarming condition in custody. Khan's blood pressure has been consistently spiking to a dangerous upper reading of 192, despite previous claims that his health was stable.

With authorities repeatedly denying his personal physicians of 40 years access to examine him, severe concerns have been raised about his medication, diet, and physical safety. The international community, human rights organizations, and global leaders must act immediately to demand transparency and ensure his personal medical team is granted immediate access.

#MunirWillBeTheKiller

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

🚨🇵🇰 I'm genuinely worried about IMRAN KHAN'S LIFE

His sister Rubina Khan has released a deeply troubling statement after his lawyer was finally allowed to see him in Adiala Jail, reportedly for the first time in SEVEN MONTHS.

According to Rubina, Imran sent word that his blood pressure had reached 192, and that he believes the authorities are deliberately denying him proper medical treatment.

He's been imprisoned for more than three years. His family says prolonged isolation has taken a serious toll on his health, and they're demanding immediate treatment at an independent hospital.

What I find particularly disturbing is that Rubina says even an August Supreme Court order requiring hospital treatment has gone unimplemented.

The family fears he could die in custody.

Whatever anyone thinks of Imran Khan politically, a prisoner should not have to rely on a rare meeting with his lawyer to communicate a potentially serious medical emergency.

Let independent doctors examine him. Let his family see him.

Why should either of those things be controversial?

@PTIofficial / Writer: Oliver

[Wali Khan @oxwali]

A regime cannot imprison everyone.
So it makes everyone afraid they might be next.

ANATOMY OF OPPRESSION | No. 2: Rule by fear

Chile, September 1973. General Augusto Pinochet seizes power in a military coup. Under his rule, more than 3,000 people are killed or forcibly disappeared. More than 27,000 are jailed for their politics, almost all of them tortured.

Why it works:
– Disappearances leave families with no body, no charge, no answer
– Extreme brutality early on means less of it is needed later
– Each citizen calculates that silence is safer, and silence spreads

In 1988, as his own constitution required, Pinochet faced a plebiscite: "Yes" for eight more years in power, "No" for elections. The regime expected a managed victory.

Why it failed:
– The opposition, from conservatives to the left, united behind one campaign
– The Church and civic groups went door to door. More than 92% of eligible Chileans registered, and 97% of them voted
– Volunteers organised to watch all 22,000 polling tables and ran their own count, so the result could not quietly be changed
– The campaign named fear as the real opponent, and answered it with hope: a rainbow, and a slogan, "Chile, la alegría ya viene" – Chile, joy is coming

On 5 October 1988, "No" won with 56%. The regime stalled for hours, until one of the junta's own commanders publicly conceded.

Fear depends on people believing they are alone. That is why regimes that rule by fear ban gatherings, break up protests and jail those who organise them. They fear the people far more than the people fear them.

Where have you seen this playbook?

#FreeImranAndFamily

[MD Umair Khan @MDUmairKh]

After police's raid on a PTI worker's house in Swabi on Asim Munir's orders, a 17-year-old girl passed away due to shock and cardiac arrest.

[Sohail Afridi @SohailAfridiISF]

خیبر پختونخواہ میں پالیسی صرف عمران خان کی چلے گی۔ راج صرف عمران خان کا ہوگا۔ عوامی راج ہی عمران خان کا راج ہے۔

[Iran Military Media ☫ @IRMilitaryMedia]

We, the people of Iran, have fond memories of Imran Khan. He is a courageous and honorable man, deserving of the strongest support.

FREE IMRAN KHAN!