Bhaijan Imtiyaz Chashti

What exactly is NON HALAL powers?. Locally it is HARAMI POWERS, fear enough, but could not recognise them, Can you people tell me if you even found any resemblance. Secondly writing BLASTED is demeaning the martyrdom. I condemn such language.

HOUSEHOLD HELPERS. In Islam, the sanctity of a Muslim home is not merely about walls and doors; it is also about modesty, privacy and observing the boundaries of Mahram and Na-Mahram relationships. Providing unrestricted access to Na-Mahram men and women within family spaces, without regard for Shariah guidelines, raises serious questions about our understanding and practice of Islamic values. Modern arrangements should never become an excuse to compromise the principles of modesty, dignity and family privacy. Islamic values must be practised, not merely preached.

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Alhamdulillah.

The day I had been waiting for has finally arrived, and seeing it happen today brings immense happiness. But honestly, don’t you think this day belongs more to you than to me? I may have waited for it, but your efforts have made it possible. Together Stronger.

I THINK OPERATION TAZLEEL (تذلیل ) HAS BEEN INITIATED BY TEAM AGA RUHULLAH. Thank you, @RuhullahMehdi, for having a team that takes pride in demeaning, disgracing, disrespecting , humiliating, dishonoring, degrading, disreputing a daughter of the soil. Unfortunately, this is precisely the change we feared and warned against. The beginning of organised trolling, where disagreement is replaced by personal attacks and manufactured humiliation. Is insulting and degrading a daughter of the soil what you call change? Is this the new political culture you wish to promote? You don't have to agree with a woman to respect her dignity. Political differences can never justify the public humiliation of a woman. @IfraJan_

JANHIT MA JAARI. WHEN DESPERATION PEAKS, THE SCRIPT BEGINS TO EXPOSE ITSELF. Yesterday, we witnessed an old script being repackaged and presented as something fresh. Perhaps exciting for some Gen-Z, but the scriptwriters and director seem to have forgotten one thing: people are no longer interested in watching remakes of films whose plots they already know. Let me ask a question about yesterday's social media live drama: How many of those present were, in Aga Ruhullah's own words, planted by others? By others, I mean precisely the people he was referring to. I agree with him on one point: many in that camp belong to someone else. Quite an irony, considering that until yesterday, some of them were part of the very narrative, shaping the mannequin now being presented before the public. A special appreciation, without any gender bias, for the makeup artists present there, particularly those capable of changing appearances so quickly, flawlessly and convincingly. Once, an entire controversy was manufactured over a banner displayed at a protest site. Today, may I humbly ask: Who facilitated the material used for november 3rd rally? Who arranged it, and under whose guidance? HYPOCRISY KI BHI EK SEEMA HOTI HAI But then, in Kashmir, perhaps nothing matters when artists are skilled enough to change their outlook, colours and loyalties overnight. The audience may remember the old script, but the performers keep changing their makeup. Change colors as that may timely help you, but STOP MANUFACTURING TROLLS. Experience certainly matters. An engineer graduating from an engineering college is educated and experienced in engineering. The problem begins when he mistakes that qualification for the expertise to perform surgery. Once a Maha Pursh Said: "MAAZI MA JANE SAY AAJ KAY HALAATH KO AAP SUDHAAR NAHI SAKTAY" Yesterday's Mann Ki Baat offered a lesson in precisely that distinction.

Dear friends, have you ever witnessed a HAESH T NOUSH fight? Four women in one room, a mother-in-law, her two daughters and a daughter-in-law. While fighting with the daughter-in-law, the mother-in-law repeatedly turns to her daughters and asks, “BE CHES NA POOZ WANAAN?” The daughters have no option but to nod in agreement. Isn't this what our political discourse increasingly resembles? Some leaders invoke faith, sacrifice and past tragedies, while their followers are expected to endorse every narrative without questioning. Those once labelled TEKHREEBKAR are suddenly projected as SHAHEED, depending on the political convenience of the moment. How long will faith remain a political instrument, and how long will the miseries of victims be traded for political relevance? Victims deserve justice, not another generation of political storytelling.

Is this a change of heart, Wafa, or simply sailing in the direction of the wind? An AIP Executive Member, holding an important position in the party, along with other associates, is openly praising and participating in Aga Ruhullah’s programmes, both socially and digitally. The obvious question is: Is this loyalty to Er. Rashid, a personal political equation, or a shift in political allegiance? If Wafa has a meaning in AIP, the party must explain where it stands. Political convenience cannot replace political clarity. AIP owes its workers and supporters an explanation.

When will victims realise that, for decades, they have been knocking on doors that failed to deliver justice? As parents, we understand their pain, emotional scars, social isolation and psychological trauma. They deserve empathy, dignity and justice, not endless political assurances. The greatest irony is that the very person who was a Cabinet Minister when these miseries unfolded is now promising justice. If justice was possible then, why wasn't it delivered? What makes today's promise any different? While some social activists genuinely help these families, many others appear to use their suffering for political mileage and social media popularity. The latest example is bringing a victim to a political rally. Victims deserve justice, not a stage. Their pain deserves respect, not political packaging.

Politics over the dead may change its language and faces, but have we really moved beyond it? Yesterday’s gathering may reflect emotional attachment, but how does it compare with those who actually voted ?. Those present cannot claim to represent the entire electorate even of the assembly segment. Emotional mobilisation is not public consensus, and grief should never become a political mandate. And here comes the much-discussed think tank behind the gathering, apparently, numbers matter less when emotions are doing the counting.

Finally, Marhoom Tufail Mattoo gets justice. But who delivered it? None other than the very leader who was then a Cabinet Minister. History has its own irony. Justice delayed, questions unanswered, and power changing hands. Sometimes, the answer lies in remembering who held the authority then and who is delivering justice today.

Aga Ruhullah Announces Resignation from Srinagar Lok Sabha Seat, Quits National Conference Budgam, November 3 (KDN): In a major political development in Jammu and Kashmir, Srinagar Member of Parliament Aga Syed Ruhullah Mehdi on Tuesday announced his resignation from the Lok Sabha and his decision to quit the Jammu and Kashmir National Conference (NC). Ruhullah made the announcement while addressing a public gathering at Behishti Zehra Park in Budgam on the 26th death anniversary of his father, Aga Syed Mehdi. Explaining his decision, Ruhullah accused the NC leadership and Chief Minister Omar Abdullah of failing to honour key electoral commitments made during the 2024 Assembly elections. His objections primarily concern the restoration of Article 370, protection of Jammu and Kashmir's constitutional rights, reservation policy and the release of political prisoners. He also criticised the government's approach towards fulfilling promises related to employment and public welfare. Ruhullah's decision brings an end to his nearly 24-year association with the National Conference, marking a significant turning point in the region's political landscape. He won the Srinagar parliamentary constituency in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections by a margin of 1,88,416 votes, defeating PDP candidate Waheed-ur-Rehman Para. His exit is expected to intensify political debate within the NC and could reshape the contest for the Srinagar parliamentary seat. The formal vacancy of the seat will depend on the completion of the prescribed parliamentary resignation process.