@Matiullahjan919 People like Matiullah Jan and Asad Toor are the conscience of the Nation. They are the voice of the democracy and freedom. Matiullah Jan has exposed the lies of the regime at a time when the whole media is under siege. May Allah protect him. Ameen.
@AhmadHassanArbi This is an old clip not a recent one. What he is saying is true but he was not even talking about greater Pakistan, let alone its inevitablity. He was responding to the Pukhtoonistan issue raised by someone.
@FarhanKVirk Many would be surprised to know that some Afghan leaders like King Zahir Shah and Dr Najeebullah were in favour of a confederation with Pakistan. But there has always been a section of elite who opposed such overtures. To be realistic, that's the best possible solution for all.
@AbdullahJanSab1@iaqeelyousafzai It's ironic that a war has its own economy. There are people who benefit from it and support it for their vested interests. There is no dearth of Pukhtoons,especially in former FATA, who supported the war on either side for their personal gains. A hard reality.
@QayyumReports Congratulation to Abdul Qayyum Siddiqui for becoming the spokesperson of the epitome of electoral and democratic struggle in Pakistan, His Highness Akbar S Babar.
@hiktweets It means you are conceding the truth that majority of Pakistan voted for IK in election and he is the most popular politician, though you believe he is not on the right path. Still encouraging. At least, you have grudgingly recognized the great fraud done on election day.
@hiktweets If you have criticised PTI during its govt, it is commendable. I didn't know about it. As far as majority stance is concerned, it is a principle of democracy. You might not like it but that is how a polity is run. Your opinion doesn't matter much compared to people's will.
@hiktweets You are might be speaking the truth. We heard that you rushed to KTH to personally rescue Dr Burki from the protest being done there. You might have your reasons, but it was beyond the call of your duty as a minister and it led to the ugly incident unfortunately.
@hiktweets You are more than entitled to your opinion. Would have really appreciated had you done it when IK was in power. He might have done many things wrong, but majority respect him for standing up to the brutality of those who consider themselves above the law. Pool result has shown it
@hiktweets Thanks for clarification. It was reported and we heard from our doctors that you entered KTH with your personal guards and had an altercation with Dr Zia. Who started it? I don't know. But as a health minister, you had no business to be there yourself. Admn should have dealt it.
@Mushahid Sir, you have always tried to feel the pulse of people and have not been dettered to express what you felt. It is all the more difficult for a person like you who is so close to establishment.
@NasrullahMalik1 Just look at the so-called analysis of a supposed journalist. He is openly threatening superior courts against upholding the Fundamental rights of a party and its millions of followers. This shows the lowest level at which a journalist can go.
@husainhaqqani At least it is a travesty of fact that PTI was formed by the establishment. They adopted it later for their own motives. They probably underestimated the resilience and obstinacy of IK.
@husainhaqqani It's pleasant to comment again. Have many disagreements with you, but have always valued your intellectual prowess and civilised debate. I realise there are people who resort to uncivilised behaviour but there are many who learn from the exchange of views with you.
@husainhaqqani There are many causes of progress. Interestingly democracy is not an indispensable factor for it like Singapore, China, Vietnam etc. Why is it like this?
@suryakane@YousufNazar@husainhaqqani Pakistan and India were nearly equal on most indicators till 90s. It was poor policy choices which forced Pakistan to land in the present mess. As for as hatred is concerned, ironically India is thriving in the hate-regime of BJP and Modi.