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We have seen this movie before - and we know how it ends.
On 3 December 2021, Priyantha Kumara, a 49-year-old Sri Lankan factory manager in Sialkot, was dragged out of his workplace by a violent mob, brutally beaten to de@th and then set on f!re. The mob had gathered over an allegation of blasphemy. The horrifying images of people celebrating around his buπning body shocked the entire world.
Today, we again witnessed the disturbing reports of a mob assaulting Colonel Asfandyar at Sarhad University in Islamabad. According to the reports, he was trying to protect his wife when he was confronted and attacked by a group of students.
Let's be absolutely clear: a mob has no right to attack anyone.
Colonel Asfandyar was surrounded and being physically assaulted, the situation could have turned into another Sialkot very quickly. Once a mob gets out of control, there is no guarantee that the beating will stop. What begins as an argument can end with someone lying dead.
And that is precisely why the Sialkot tragedy must never be forgotten.
We cannot have a society where a crowd decides who is guilty, surrounds a person, beats him, and then claims justification afterward. Whether the person is a soldier, a civilian, a student, a foreigner or anyone else,mob violence is criminal violence.
If Colonel Asfandyar resorted to aerial firing to stop an advancing mob, the circumstances surrounding that decision must certainly be investigated. But before passing judgment, we should also ask the uncomfortable question:
What would have happened if he had simply stood there and allowed the mob to overwhelm him?
We have already seen the answer in Sialkot.
The lesson is brutally simple: law and order must prevail before mob mentality takes over.
Disagreement is not a licence to attack. Anger is not a licence to kill. A crowd is not a court.
Pakistan cannot afford another Priyantha Kumara tragedy.
Can’t sleep.
Watching Gaza get decimated from afar.
We’ve collectively failed you all. I’m reading your goodbye posts and praying for you, but so ashamed.
I can’t even say forgive us, because the world doesn’t deserve to be forgiven.
حسبنا الله ونعم الوكيل
If Kashmir is to be sorted for good, the time is now
If a Palestinian state needs to be made, the time is now
If a seizefire in Gaza needs to be enforced, the time is now
The time is now!
Whenever you see this tweet, please take out a minute to pray for our Palestinian brothers & sisters tonight. It’s the least we can do. May God protect them. Aameen.
I just came across a heartwrenching story about Squadron Leader Usman’s younger daughter, who couldn’t sleep without him. He’d even rush home from his night duty just to tuck her in, before returning to work. I can’t even process this! We can’t repay him, not in this lifetime.
When we were young, we used to read in our books that India always attacked under the cover of night, while Pakistan responded boldly in broad daylight. We are the generation witnessing history repeating itself. May Allah protect my country.
I will always be SUPER PROUD of the fact that my country didn’t attack civilians. We didn’t strike in the shadows, we acted with purpose, and we owned it. Pakistan stood with integrity, even in war.
OPERATION BUNYAN UN MARSOOS has started, Pakistan has started it's operation just after Fajar, just like Brave Muslims, something very good about our Army
نَصْرٌ مِّن اللَّهِ وَفَتْحٌ قَرِيبٌ
#pakistanzindabaad
DG ISPR, PAF, and Navy laughing in the press conference, civilians shooting drones like it’s PUBG, and memes flying faster than jets. I just love this country so much! 😂❤️
Well done ISPR. Salute to all the Chiefs! 🇵🇰 This is how it’s done. Proper proof & presentation to expose lies, conspiracies & sensations spread by the senseless media outlets across the border. If anyone still hasn’t seen it, please go watch it right now.
And dear world, please remember, Pakistani’s as a nation are the first to criticise our own. So trust me, we are far from being gullible unlike many others who believe everything & anything. We believe in pure proofs & sensibility, even when its us against us. Which is why, it is commendable how the Chief’s of all our forces have come together to brief & present to not just us as Pakistani’s, but to the entire world in front of credible international journalists in such a professional & classy manner. Please take some notes for further ‘war’ reporting.
And with that being said, no, we do not support war. There is nobody victorious in a war. Only survivors. We want peace for each & every soul. But that can only happen when eyes are fully open. Don’t let them make you a fool and rush your blood with emotional lying & false narratives. Trust me, I know we’re behind in a lot of lanes as a country, but theres one thing that you could learn from us. And that is to question. The will to question & speak without fear. No matter if you are not answered right away. But one day, they will have to. I hope we all recognise this manipulation & call it out. Because if you don’t, then I’m afraid this isn’t the last chapter of this so called ‘war’.
Modi govt misunderstood the Pakistani nation. They thought we were divided and saw a chance to exploit it. But we’re not what we seem—people may be politically divided, but united when it matters. We’re tough to read. People often fall for us. Do your proper homework next time.