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🇵🇰 Imran Khan’s 3 sisters have already spent OVER A MONTH behind bars, and Pakistan just found a way to keep them there until at least November 26.
Punjab’s government has EXTENDED the detention of Aleema Khan, Uzma Khan and Noreen Niazi by ANOTHER 30 days, under a public order law normally aimed at people seen as threats to public peace.
Their family asked a court to free them, but the judge threw the case out over a paperwork issue.
Meanwhile, a terrorism court has pushed back its verdict against Aleema yet again, to November 26, the same day her detention ends.
Whether that timing is a coincidence is anyone’s guess, but there are fears Aleema could be arrested again in the terrorism case as soon as her detention ends.
3 sisters with no political roles, held under one law until another can take over. Is this how justice works in Pakistan now?
Sources: @WaqasAwan666, @writetofahim / Writer: Julie
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حامد میر سے جب یہ سوال کیا گیا کہ تم “قومی اثاثہ “ فیصل واڈا کو اپنے پروگرام میں اکیلے بٹھا کر کیوں انٹرویو کرتے ہو ، تو اس نے کس ڈھٹائی سے جواب دیا کہ ایسے ہی عمران خان بھی ایک قومی اثاثہ تھا اور ہم اس ایک اکیلے ایم این اے کو بٹھا کر پروگرام میں سوال کیا کرتےتھے
اپنے اس جواب پروہ تنہائی میں ضرور شرمسارہوا ہو گا ۔ کیا منور حسن ، قاضی حسین احمد ، سراج الحق ، اختر مینگل ، محمود اچکزئی ، ولی خان ساجد میر ، مولانا سمیع الحق ، رسول پلیجو وغیرہ یہ سب بھی قومی اثاثہ تھے۔ یہ لیڈر بھی تو کبھی ایک ایم این اے والی یا کبھی بغیر کسی ایم این اے کی پارٹی کے سربراہ تھےاور آپ انہیں بھی پروگرامُ میں اکیلے میں بلاتے تھے ۔
کیا یہ سب فیصل واڈا کی جیسے تھے جس شخص کو پاکستان میں دس لوگ بھی نہ جانیں اگر آپ کا چینل اسے نہ دکھائے ۔ آپ نے اپنے دفاع میں عمران خان کا قد چھوٹا کرنے کی جو کوشش کی ہے ، لگتا ہے آپ جرنلزم تو چھوڑ انصاف کے بنیادی معیارات بھی بھول گئے ہیں ۔
عمران خان سیاست میں آنے سے پہلے بھی اس قوم کا ایک اثاثہ تھا اور آج بھی ہے اورآپ جیسے نوکری پیشہ شکست خوردہ صحافی اسے پاکستان کی تاریخ سے اب نہیں کھرچ سکتے ۔
کاش آپ جواب میں یہ سچ بول لیتے کہ آپ فیصل واڈا کو اپنے شو میں کیوں بلاتے ہو ، کاش ایسا ہو جاتا
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🇺🇸🇮🇷 The next U.S. attack could put the entire Gulf at risk.
I spoke with Professor Mohammad Marandi as reports of another American strike on Iran grow increasingly serious.
He believes war is now highly likely, and says Iran's response would be far more destructive than anything we've seen so far.
Not just military bases. Oil facilities, banks, data centers and undersea internet cables could all become targets.
He also warned that Gulf countries helping Washington could face devastating attacks on their critical infrastructure.
But the conversation took a disturbing turn when I asked about his own safety.
Marandi told me he'd received warnings that he could personally be targeted for assassination.
He's currently in China, yet insists on returning to Iran.
I pressed him on why he'd willingly put himself in danger.
He believes it's his responsibility to stay and speak out.
I've strongly criticized Iran's government and the IRGC. But threatening to kill someone for their political views is indefensible.
Whatever happens next, I sincerely hope we aren't about to witness another round of assassinations and a war that could devastate the region.
@s_m_marandi
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It takes some time, but eventually, Imran Khan is almost always proven right on the big things.
He is the most powerful voice for peace, justice, and human dignity in the world at a time when all three are in short supply.
There is a reason why those who want to cash wars have kept him locked up in a prison cell for the last 3+ years.
Imran Khan (July 2019):
"I’m not sure whether all the countries realize the gravity of the situation if there’s a conflict with Iran. People don’t understand, you know, this is not going to be the same as Iraq. This could be much, much, much worse."
Speaking at the US Institute of Peace in Washington DC, the then-Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan warned directly against a military conflict with Iran.
Key excerpts from his address:
• "...the Shia element in Islam is very cohesive. They have a much greater sense of martyrdom..."
• "The battle might be quite short...bombing airfields and so on... But the consequences after that... not many people fully understand it."
• "I would strongly urge that there should not be... another military situation... The last thing we want is another conflict on our borders."
This should help the world understand why Imran Khan is in jail today. He stands with the oppressed, stands for sovereignty, and leads the Movement for Justice in Pakistan.
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⚡️JUST IN: Iran has now Redirected its LPG exports from Pakistan to Afghanistan, where it continues on to China
Iranian Billionaire Babak Zanjani states that his company will no longer sell cheap Liquefied Petroleum Gas to Pakistan, even if the borders were to reopen
He also notes that the price of 12-kg LPG cooking gas cylinder will rise to 10,000 Pakistani rupees ($36)
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Anyone that tells you the dictatorship of asim munir in Pakistan doesn't take orders from the cia. Just tell them to hear it directly from Marco rubio.
"So, our relationship with Pakistan is not new. It's I think it's just developed in a way that allows us to have, hopefully, more influence over the decisions they make on a variety of topics. "
SECRETARY RUBIO: No country in the world does more to go after terrorism than the United States. It was the United States, under President Trump, that destroyed ISIS in the Middle East. It was the United States that eroded al-Qaeda. It's the United States that went in and eliminated bin Laden. It's the United States that's gone in now, and has unfortunately had to go into, parts of Africa and take on these elements as well. I don't think any country in the world has shown a greater commitment to go after global terrorism than the United States has.
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“Social media has democratised Pakistan. It has given people a voice. Anyone with a phone has a voice now.”
— Imran Khan
My uncle, Imran Khan @ImranKhanPTI recognised long before many others the extraordinary power of social media — its ability to unite people, challenge the ruling elite, break the monopoly on information and give ordinary citizens a voice.
As early as 2014, he spoke of the “remarkable role” social media had played in uniting people.
In 2019, he acknowledged how social media had empowered ordinary Pakistanis to challenge the dominance of established political parties:
“Had there been no social media, probably we would not have been able to beat the established parties.”
In April 2022, he thanked his social media supporters for carrying the struggle forward, calling them “our frontline warriors.”
As attempts to suppress those voices intensified, his message remained unwavering:
“Now nobody can shut their mouth.”
“This is the era of social media. You cannot suppress the truth.”
“Will you put millions of people in jail?”
Even from behind prison walls, he continued to defend the voices of ordinary Pakistanis.
In July 2024, he reminded those in power that social media is the voice of the people and that criticism and dissent must not be branded as digital terrorism.
In 2025, when questioned about posts on his own X account, he reaffirmed that no one could take away his right to raise his voice for the people.
For the past four years, his words have carried greater significance than ever.
To every social media vlogger and every independent voice that continues to speak out, expose injustice, challenge oppression and stand for what is right despite intimidation, censorship and persecution — never underestimate the difference you make.
You are the voices of those who have been silenced, the eyes of those who cannot bear witness and the strength of those who have been denied their freedom.
Even from his death cell, Imran Khan has never stopped raising his voice for you, your rights, your freedom and the future of your children. Never stop raising yours.
Raise your voice for him, as he has raised his for you.
Raise your voice for his incarcerated sisters, who continue to fight for him.
Raise your voice for every political prisoner, every journalist, lawyer, judge, human rights activist and every Pakistani punished or made to disappear for speaking the truth or standing up against injustice.
Above all, raise your voice for the Pakistan we all deserve — a country where justice is not a privilege, freedom is not a favour and no citizen must fear speaking the truth.
Every voice matters. Every act of courage matters. Every truth shared matters.
They may silence individuals, but they cannot silence millions.
Keep raising your voice. Keep standing for the truth. Never surrender the power of your voice.
#imrankhan
#FreeImranKhanAndFamily
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A chief minister publicly ordering for torture in police custody. Shame!
Why can’t we just legally punish the accused but this requires some hard work and competent prosecution and police.
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History will never forget that on the very day Shaheed Arshad Sharif was brutally murdered, that BEGHAIRAT KHANDAN was celebrating with cakes in London. Not a single word of condemnation came from them to this day.
Their celebration on the day of his murder and their criminal silence is the confession of their guilt.
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🇵🇰 EXCLUSIVE: IMRAN KHAN'S SONS SAY THE PAKISTANI GOVERNMENT IS TRYING TO KILL THEIR FATHER!
I spoke again with Qasim and Sulaiman Khan, and this conversation was the most heartbreaking.
Not only is their father, the former Prime Minister of Pakistan, still in solitary confinement, but his three courageous sisters, Aleema, Uzma and Noreen, have now also been arrested
And when @PTIofficial supporters hit the streets, many were arrested, beaten, and even killed!
Imran Khan’s sons say they haven't spoken to their father in over 6 months, nobody has seen him for 2 months, and they're increasingly worried about his deteriorating health.
I asked them the hardest question of all: Do they still believe they’ll ever see their father again?
Qasim admitted, he has very little hope, but they will never stop fighting
I told them both I wouldn't give up hope.
And I meant it.
@Kasim_Khan_1999
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پی ٹی آئی حکومت شہدا کے جنازوں میں نہیں آتے کا راگ الاپنے والے بتائیں گے اِن شہدا کے جنازوں میں صوبے کے موجودہ چیف ایگزیکٹو فیصل کریم کُنڈی صاحب نے شرکت کیوں نہیں کی؟
کرک میں دہشتگردوں کے خلاف آپریشن کے دوران شہید ہونے والے ڈی ایس پی عمران الدین سمیت 4 پولیس اہلکاروں کی نماز جنازہ ادا
آئی جی پولیس ذوالفقار حمید ،ایڈیشنل آئی جی سی ٹی ڈی جواد قمر اور آر پی او کوہاٹ شاکر حسین کی شرکت
پولیس شہداءکی قربانیاں رائیگاں نہیں جائیں گی، دہشتگردی کے مکمل خاتمے تک جدوجہد جاری رہے گی، آئی جی
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The Chief Minister of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and the Speaker of the Provincial Assembly were abducted by the regime 12 days ago. Their whereabouts remain unknown. They have not been produced before any court, and their families have not even been informed of their condition.
#PakistanUnderFascism #AsimLaw
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In these challenging times for our nation, my prayers go out to Imran Khan for his health and safety. Pakistan needs unity and stability above all else right now. I have immense faith in our institutions and the Pakistan Army to guide our homeland toward a peaceful, strong, and united future. 🇵🇰 Always praying for progress.
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A sitting lawmaker of ruling party #PMLN is celebrating alleged extrajudicial killings!
