Daichi Watanbe

What does this show? Not just inflation — but failure of enforcement. If the state sets prices and no one follows them, then what is the purpose of regulation? What is the government even there for? 2/2

Despite Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority fixing LPG at Rs304/kg, it’s being sold in Lahore for Rs450–470 — up to Rs146 higher. 1/2 @Aijazaliaz

@PeterTatchell @francescam63 If true, this reflects a pattern that undermines trust, accountability, and basic rights — and it demands transparent investigation and answers. 3/3 @Miqbal_BRP

Allegations of enforced disappearances and intimidation have long surrounded security operations, but cases like this make it even more concerning. 2/3 @PeterTatchell @francescam63

🚨Mahjabeen was forcibly disappeared on 25 May 2025 in Quetta — and that raises deeply troubling questions. #Pakistan has begun targeting not just activists, but even women; it signals a dangerous escalation. 1/3 @Amir_Baloch18

Pakistan is a nuclear weapons state, yet it has no money for its people — why? As tensions rise in a potential Iran–United States conflict, the country stands exposed. 3/3

The Economist has ranked Pakistan alongside Jordan and Ethiopia for their risk to the Gulf crisis right now — and just look at the dichotomy here. 2/3 @abdulbasit4777

Pakistan has billion-dollar private jets for elites like Maryam Nawaz and Nawaz Sharif — but why is there no money for people to afford petrol and diesel? 1/3 @ClaudeRakisits @Faizankhaan91 @awais_hameed @Ahsan_Kheshgi

for many Baloch children, their childhood is lost for searching their father, brother !

@WatanbeDaichi It happens when you are an occupied land

@Waqas_Anjum22 You can deny it, deflect it, spin it—but people aren’t blind anymore. The anger exists because the answers never came. 3/3

What kind of generals, who swear to protect their people, leave behind questions this serious and then hide behind silence? What level of greed, power games, or indifference does it take to let something like this even happen? 2/3 @Waqas_Anjum22

👉No nation in the world would ever abandon its own like this — it’s unthinkable But look at what happened with Aafia Siddiqui… and the role of the Pakistani army and its generals still hangs over it like a dark shadow. 1/3 @HNadim87 @javedhassan @NiazMurtaza2 @FAIZ1961

The problem isn’t just policy — it’s pattern. From the United States to China, from Gulf states to Iran, Pakistan has built a reputation of saying different things to different audiences. Diplomacy or duplicity? @realZalmayMK

@IshtiaqLahori Take the dollars, show cooperation—and meanwhile the threat keeps growing This double game is exactly why trust keeps collapsing. 3/3 @speaknsee

On one side, they present themselves to the United States as a counter-terror partner On the other hand, the same networks keep reappearing. 2/3 @ishtiaqlahori

🚨Pakistan will never learn Its military keeps playing the same dangerous game, and global reports, including from the United States Congress, keep raising alarms about how groups like ISIS-Khorasan find space in tribal areas. 1/3 @abasitpak1 @AmiraJadoon

And once that feeling is gone, it’s incredibly hard to restore. This is not just a conflict—it’s a slow erosion of normal life. 3/3

When fear enters households, when uncertainty becomes part of daily life, the damage goes far beyond any immediate incident. It leaves a lasting impact. People don’t just remember events—they remember how those events changed their sense of safety. 2/3

What makes this situation in #Balochistan truly painful is that the cost is being paid at the family level. This isn’t just about politics anymore—it’s about homes, relationships, and everyday lives being disrupted. 1/3 @SobdarBaloch_ @AlifyaSohail