mubarak retweeted
Get one thing straight, the loyal PTI leadership is currently behind bars, and those sitting outside are all wrong numbers.
Everything else should be ignored and given no attention whatsoever. The only issue we should be talking about is Imran Khan’s isolation.
PTI is Imran Khan and Imran Khan is PTI.
mubarak retweeted
Chairman PTI Imran Khan once said that no party could destroy PTI, it would only happen when its own people abandoned their ideology.
Unfortunately, PTI is no longer united as it should be. Some individuals have formed groups within the party and act as if PTI belongs to them personally.
Imran Khan has repeatedly stated, and his tweets are available as evidence, that internal issues should be resolved through mutual consultation rather than being brought to social media, where members publicly argue and respond to one another.
The genuine and loyal PTI leadership is behind bars and unable to play its role effectively. Meanwhile, some of those sitting outside are damaging Imran Khan’s and PTI’s reputation through their actions and public disputes, rather than strengthening the party and upholding the ideology they claim to stand for.
mubarak retweeted
It has been 30 days since my mother and my aunts, Dr. Uzma and Noreen Niazi, were unlawfully detained under the MPO. Throughout their detention at Kot Lakhpat Jail, they have been denied access to family and legal counsel.
No one, especially women, should be subjected to such treatment. With the detention order now ending, they must be released immediately.
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If Imran Khan had been the Prime Minister, the courts would have been opened in the middle of the night to remove him.
Yet today, the Peshawar High Court, instead of taking immediate action on petitions challenging Governor’s Rule and the abduction of Chief Minister Sohail Afridi and the Speaker, has issued notices giving 20 days and 10 days to respond.
It has been more than a week since the Chief Minister and the Speaker were abducted, and missing persons continue to disappear. Despite the seriousness and urgency of the situation, the court is giving them so much time.
The judiciary has been brought under their control. Whatever little democracy remained in Pakhtunkhwa has also been taken away.
mubarak retweeted
Even now, seven members of Imran Khan’s family, including Imran Khan himself, are still in jail. Among them are people who have nothing to do with politics, yet they are being kept behind bars for no reason other than to put pressure on Imran Khan and force him to bow down to those in power.
Time never remains the same, it keeps changing. InshaAllah, Imran Khan’s time will come again.
mubarak retweeted
Just as PTI has fallen into the hands of traitors after Imran Khan’s imprisonment, the same has happened to the ANP, the party of the great Bacha Khan, which has fallen into the hands of traitors and hypocrites.
Yesterday, Aimal Wali Khan was crying that his Assembly speech had been cut off and edited, in which he had said that they oppose both governor’s rule and an emergency because they are unconstitutional and illegal.
And today, after meeting with the governor, his feelings and views have changed. Now he says, “We have hope in these people. The responsibility they have received is a responsibility for national survival.” 😂
What a bunch of liars, man!
mubarak retweeted
PCB is still finding ways to embarrass Pakistan on the international stage. Neither Michael Atherton nor Nasser Hussain has had their visa approved, meaning both will miss travelling to Pakistan.
The apparent reason is that both have spoken out in support of Imran Khan. Michael Atherton also interviewed Imran Khan’s sons, @Kasim_Khan_1999 and Suleiman, on Sky Sports, where they spoke about their father’s solitary confinement and the treatment he is being subjected to.
And yet, we keep lecturing the BCCI about mixing politics with cricket, while refusing to look at our own actions.
This is absolutely disgraceful and shameful.
mubarak retweeted
Never trust Maulana Fazlur Rehman or Aimal Wali Khan. If governor’s rule has been imposed in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, these people are also part of the problem. The way they are speaking out against the establishment and the government shows that if they had been given a position in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, they would never have spoken out like this. They only care about securing political positions.
During Imran Khan’s government, there was neither terrorism nor drone attacks, and Pakistan was moving forward. Despite all this, they supported the no-confidence motion against Imran Khan’s government and helped remove him from power.
Now that they have not been given any positions there, they have started speaking out against the establishment, even though they have been sitting alongside the very same people for the past five years.
They are among the biggest hypocrites in politics. Never trust them, even if they speak out against the establishment.
mubarak retweeted
Imran Khan and Asim Munir are a striking example of how a crown cannot turn a servant into a king, and a cage cannot turn a king into a servant. One leads from a cell; the other follows orders from the throne.
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During his meeting with his sister, Uzma Khan, on August 20, Imran Khan raised serious concerns about his treatment and conditions of detention:
• I am being subjected to mental torture and cruel treatment. A doctor told me that the lack of human contact is affecting my mental and physical health.
• For the past 10 months, I have been denied reading material, television, and other basic forms of engagement.
• I told the doctor that I was experiencing unusual symptoms in my head. My pulse had never exceeded 42, and my blood pressure had never gone above 120. This prolonged isolation is a form of mental torture.
• This is no way to treat a human being. Fundamental human rights appear to have no meaning here. No one is even allowed to speak to me, and my concerns are not being heard.
• Women are also being subjected to harsh treatment. Bushra Bibi, too, is suffering and being kept in isolation.
• The jail authorities are not following the prescribed medical procedures, regardless of what the doctors recommend. I believe this is being done deliberately as part of a larger plan.
• I fear they are trying to subject me to the same fate as Egypt’s former president, Mohamed Morsi, who died in prison. I believe there is a plan behind what is happening to me.
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Faujeets and Patwaris: PTI is always scared and can’t openly call the TTP a terrorist organisation.
Imran Khan: Yes. Yes. Yes. the TTP is a terrorist group, while being interviewed by a foreign journalist.
mubarak retweeted
Instead of calling Sohail Afridi a traitor or a wrong number you all should be raising your voice for Imran Khan. We have forgotten him as if he doesn’t even exist. It has been a year since he last met his family, and he is living in complete isolation.
All these YouTubers and people with a big reach who use Imran Khan’s name to earn dollars should be raising their voices for him every single day.
They are mentally torturing him, which is why he remains angry 24/7.
mubarak retweeted
Note: This press conference by Imran Khan’s sister, Uzma Khan, was held on August 21. These were Imran Khan’s words to her when she last met him.
Instead of engaging in pointless arguments and making allegations, we should be raising our voices for Imran Khan. He is not doing well.
mubarak retweeted
If Sohail Afridi was a traitor or wasn’t doing anything for Imran Khan, then why did they impose Governor’s Rule? The level of fear we witnessed this time was something we hadn’t even seen during Imran Khan’s Long March.
Ishaq Dar and Mohsin Naqvi repeatedly said that Sohail Afridi should be removed, but they also said that they would not impose an emergency or Governor’s Rule. This is also proof that the government was afraid of him.
He was not giving permission for military operations and he was removed because he refused to sign off on them. Instead of blaming the oppressors and speaking out against them, they always blame the victims.
mubarak retweeted
Regardless of what people say about Sohail Afridi or the allegations they make against him, my opinion is based on what I believe he has stood for. He stood firmly with his people and Imran Khan, even at great political cost.
He did not abandon his principles or compromise on the dignity and rights of the Pashtuns. Although he had limited time, he made every possible constitutional effort to find a peaceful solution. He pursued negotiations and tried to resolve the situation through dialogue.
When those efforts failed to produce a breakthrough, he announced a long march. I have no reason to doubt his intentions. The love and support he has received from people across Pakistan speak volumes about the connection he has built with the public.
There is one thing I will definitely say, if he has become a missing person today, then he has been betrayed, and a grave injustice has been done to him.
mubarak retweeted
Well said
As Pakistan’s government arrests opposition leaders and suspends an elected provincial government, President Trump continues to embrace its military chief.
The United States should stand with the Pakistani people, not enable political repression. We must press for the release of political prisoners, including Imran Khan.
commondreams.org/news/us-bac…
mubarak retweeted
• "I’m not in the mood to record a video message right now. I’ll record it tomorrow.”
• “I’ll record a video message from behind bars".
• “I’m writing something right now. I’ll record it later.”
I never believed Mohsin Naqvi but after hearing these kinds of remarks, i finally believed him because honestly only Imran Khan could say things like this with a straight face. 😂
RT @KhanShershah: Heartbreaking scenes emerging from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, as the brave people of KP stand firm in the face of oppression.
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