Elsuea Monera

🔴 I was born 37 years ago in Pakistan. It was the land where I opened my eyes, where I grew up, struggled, worked hard, and built my entire life. I lived there peacefully, with dignity and honesty, without ever committing any crime. Like any responsible citizen, I raised my voice against injustice, corruption, and wrongdoing through social media, always standing with the common people and speaking for their rights. I lived my life through hard work alone. I never depended on government support or assistance from anyone. Everything I achieved was the result of my own efforts and sacrifices. I supported my family with pride and responsibility. However, the way my family was first forced to leave Pakistan, and later the way I myself was deported to Afghanistan, was deeply painful and heartbreaking. Leaving behind a country where I spent my entire life was not just difficult it was one of the hardest decisions I have ever faced. My birth, my memories, my struggles, and my dreams were all connected to Pakistan. I never imagined that one day I would have to leave it like this. I had already shared earlier how my family was treated and how they were compelled to leave with great difficulty and emotional pain. What happened to me personally during my final month in Pakistan, and the way I was ultimately forced to leave, is something I am choosing not to share right now out of respect for the dignity of the people of Pakistan. Today, I have arrived in Afghanistan empty-handed, leaving behind the results of my lifetime of hard work. I believe it was my basic right to at least close my affairs properly or bring with me what I had earned through years of effort. Starting a completely new life from nothing is extremely difficult, especially when you have a family, children, no home, no business, and no stable source of income. Still, I place my trust in Allah. He is the Best Provider and the Most Merciful. I have left Pakistan, and I now leave my future in this new country in the hands of Allah as well. He knows what is in our hearts and what we have endured. My only humble request to the Government of Pakistan is this: please allow me the opportunity to return briefly or provide the necessary permission so that I can close my remaining matters and settle what I left behind through my hard work. This is not a demand it is a basic human request from someone who spent his entire life contributing honestly and peacefully. Pakistan will always remain in my heart. 🤍 I pray that justice, compassion, and humanity guide all decisions. And I pray that Allah opens new doors for my family and me in this difficult time. 🤲

the hatred filled tweet shows why there's a brain drain in Pakistan. aap log achay professionals deserve hi nahi karte. medical license tab suspend hona chahye tha agar C section main koi masla aata. this warranted for suspension and warning.

Many OTAs and OT staff performing C sections in peripheries but wahan patient ki life compromise ni hoti udhar ye govt aankhen band kr leti hay. Quacks poore poore haspataal Chala rahy Hain wahan sab Ok hay. But doctor Ka halal Ka 500 B Awam KO khtkta ha.