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علامہ طاہر اشرفی عمران خان کچھ بھی ھو سکتا ھے لیکن ختم نبوت کا غدار نہی ھو سکتا، ختم نبوت پر حملہ نوازشریف نے کیا تھا، سنیں اور ریٹویٹ کریں تاکہ سب کے چہرے قوم کے سامنے رہیں کون کیا ہے @ImranRiazKhan @PTIofficial #سچا_عاشق_رسول_عمران_خان

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علامہ طاہر اشرفی عمران خان کچھ بھی ھو سکتا ھے لیکن ختم نبوت کا غدار نہی ھو سکتا، ختم نبوت پر حملہ نوازشریف نے کیا تھا، سنیں اور ریٹویٹ کریں تاکہ سب کے چہرے قوم کے سامنے رہیں کون کیا ہے @ImranRiazKhan @PTIofficial #سچا_عاشق_رسول_عمران_خان

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کیا بطور پاکستانی آپ غزہ امن بورڈ میں پاکستان کی شمولیت سے خوش اور مطمئن ہیں۔ کمنٹس میں جواب دیجیے۔ ہاں کے لیے 1 نہیں کے لیے 2 لکھیے

My name is Imran Khan, I am from Pakistan and I #SupportGaza

تاریخ ان دونوں کرداروں کو یاد رکھے گی۔۔۔

پاکستانی کسی دھوکے میں نہ رہیں۔۔۔ فیلڈ مارشل اور شہباز شریف کی محنت رنگ لے آئی۔ غزہ پیس بورڈ میں شمولیت کے بعد اسرائیل سے ورکنگ ریلیشن کامیابی سے بن گیا ہے۔ خوشی کے اس موقع پر فضل الرحمان، جماعت اسلامی و دیگر مولویوں کو ہلکی پھلکی احتجاجی ڈھولکی بجانے کی اجازت میسر ہو گی۔

مجھ کو معلوم تھا رستے سے پلٹ جائیں گے میں نے بے کار ہی یکجا کیے بھٹکے ہوئے لوگ ......!!!

Street movement

@khurram143 ایک سوال ہے پھر آپ فرعون، نمرود، یزید، ہٹلر ، کو ظالم کہ سکتے ہیں یا ان کے متعلق بات کر سکتے ہیں کیا یہ سب اللہ کی سامنے پیش نہیں ہوے ابھی تک؟

معاشرتی بے حسی: ایک شخص دنیا سے چلا گیا، افسوسناک اور شرمناک صورتحال یہ ہے کہ اب تکرار اِس بات پر ہو رہی ہے کہ اُس شخص کے انتقال سے متعلق جو خبر پہلے دی گئی وہ سچ تھی یا جھوٹ، دن میں وہ زندہ تھا یا نہیں، گِدھوں کی طرح کریڈٹ نوچ رہے ہیں، کوئی کہہ رہا ہے دیکھو میری خبر سچی تھی، میں بڑا تحقیقاتی رپورٹر ہوں، اگر آپ اِتنے بڑے تحقیقاتی رپورٹر ہیں تو آپ اسلام آباد کے اُس مقامی اسپتال سے کوئی ویڈیو یا تصویر نکلوا لیتے، دوسری طرف اُس شخص کے انتقال پر کوئی مذاق اُڑا رہا ہے، کوئی اُسے مرنے کے بعد بھی بُرا بھلا کہنے کےلئے توجیحات گھڑ رہا ہے کہ وہ فلاں آئینی ترمیم کے حق میں تھا، وہ قصیدہ گو تھا، اُس انسان کو مرنے کے بعد بھی گالیاں دلوانے کےلئے عجیب منطق اور جواز پیش کیا جا رہا ہے، اللہ کا خوف کریں، وہ شخص اللہ کے سامنے پیش ہو گیا، اب اُس کا معاملہ اللہ پر چھوڑ دیں، اُس کی مغفرت کےلئے دُعا کریں، ہم اتنے سنگدل، سخت جان، بے رحم اور بے حس نہیں ہو سکتے کہ کسی کی موت پر ٹھٹھے اُڑائیں اور موت کی خبر کا کریڈٹ اپنے گلے سے لٹکا کر ناچتے رہیں۔۔!!🙏

ہر پاکستانی کو اس جنازہ میں جانا چاہیئے۔ ارشد کے بچے ابھی چھوٹے ہیں۔ آج ارشد کی غیر موجودگی کو پورا کرنا ہر پاکستانی کا فرض ہے۔ وہ ارشد کی ماں نہیں۔ ہم سب کی ماں تھیں۔ اللہ انکے درجات بلند فرمائے۔ بہت دکھ ظلم اور مشکل دیکھی انہوں نے۔

یہ ذہنی معذور شخص یاد ہت کسی کو؟

بغیر بجلی کے 150 دن ۔۔ہمارے گھر کے گیٹ پر میٹر کی کٹی ہوئی تاریں اس سسٹم کا منہ چڑھاتی ہیں ۔۔کہ سسٹم اتنا طاقتور ہے کہ ایک فیملی کی بجلی 150 دن سے کاٹی ہوئی ہے ۔۔وہ میٹر جو واپڈا نے خود سروے کر کے لگائے ۔۔جج صاحب لمبی تاریخیں دیتے ہیں۔۔پوچھیں تو کس سے پوچھیں؟؟ جواب آئے گا جس کی لاٹھی اس کی بھینس ۔۔۔ پتہ نہیں اس حکومت کو شرمندگی محسوس نہیں ہوتی ۔۔۔یا دوسروں کی تکلیف میں تسکین محسوس کرتے ہیں ؟

“I extend my heartfelt congratulations to all members of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly on the successful and dignified completion of the transition process within the provincial government. The way our members stood firmly by the party’s ideology and voted, without hesitation or reservation, for my nominee for Chief Minister is truly commendable. I also pay tribute to Ali Amin Gandapur, who, without any reluctance, tendered his resignation, not just once but three times. This smooth transition is clear evidence that the ideology of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) continues to be strong in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. My message specifically for Sohail Afridi is that he is my opening batsman, and he should play expensively and with full confidence. PTI is the largest political party in the country. To label those associated with it as ‘traitors’ merely because they disagree with a particular policy is extremely dangerous. Those who distribute certificates of treason and label others as ‘anti-state’ for political convenience must be stopped. As a politician, it is my democratic right to critique any policy that goes against the public interest, national integrity, or democratic principles. I have always opposed, and will continue to oppose, any such policy that harms Pakistan’s interests. The people of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa have given us their mandate, and we are accountable not to the DG ISPR but to the people of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Therefore, we shall never act against the interests of Pakistan or its people. I have no enmity with the Pakistan Army. The Army is mine just as the country and its people are mine. Many members of my own family have served in the armed forces. During the 1965 war, people from seven out of eight houses in our Zaman Park community were serving in the Army, defending the nation. It pains me deeply when soldiers lose their lives in the war against terrorism. Yet instability persists, and lives continue to be lost on both sides. History bears witness that military operations alone cannot eradicate terrorism. Our principled stance is that military operations in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa are unacceptable, as lives of innocent civilians are lost under the label of ‘collateral damage’ and people are displaced from their homes. Large-scale operations have been carried out for decades in an attempt to eliminate terrorism, but the menace persists. Precious lives are lost every year, whether the martyrs are soldiers, police officers, or innocent civilians. I have always maintained that to achieve the complete elimination of terrorism, decisions cannot be made behind closed doors. What is needed is a comprehensive strategy based on political wisdom and inclusivity. Any policy formulated without the consultation and participation of political representatives and the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government is unacceptable. All key stakeholders, including local tribal leaders, the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and federal governments, and the Afghan government must be consulted in determining counterterrorism policies. Without meaningful dialogue with Afghanistan, the issue of terrorism cannot be resolved. I once again instruct the new Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government to engage all parties involved and formulate an effective and comprehensive strategy against terrorism. One that ensures sustainable peace in the province and ultimately leads to economic recovery. In every democratic society, citizens have the fundamental right to peaceful protest. To use violence against unarmed people and open fire on them is completely unacceptable. The brutality inflicted upon Tehreek-e-Labbaik workers is the same injustice that PTI has been enduring for the past three years. A similar massacre occurred on November 26th (2024) at D-Chowk when our unarmed supporters were fired upon by snipers. I strongly condemn the inhumane violence and the shooting of unarmed citizens in the Muridke tragedy.” Message from Former Prime Minister Imran Khan from Adiala Jail

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@MalikEhtisham_1 @NaeemPanjuthaa اللہ تعالیٰ آسانیاں پیدا فرمائے

یا اللہ لبیک کے لوگوں کی حفاظت فرما جن پر سیدھی گولیاں چلائ جارہی ہیں ❤️‍🩹

This is why KP and the rest of the country stands with Imran Khan because there was peace when he was Prime Minister! His policies have foresight! Sooner or later, the super powers even come to accept his stance! #AwamStandsWith804

کچھ لوگوں کو یہ بہت برا لگے گامگر یاد رہے یہی حقیقت ہے۔۔۔

“The circumstances in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa necessitated a change in the Chief Minister, a step fully in line with the constitutional process followed in other provinces as well. This process must be allowed to proceed without interference, ensuring its timely completion. Any attempt to interfere in this process will be met with a vigorous public protest.   Sohail Afridi was chosen because of his long-standing affiliation, dating back to his student days with ISF, and the ideology of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf. This decision also reinforces the narrative of involving grassroots workers in decision-making instead of relying solely on electables.   Attempts by certain quarters to link the change in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s Chief Minister to my family are completely unfounded. The decision is purely political and no member of my family in any way influenced it. No family member has any connection to my political decisions.   Ali Amin is among my old and loyal associates, but he is embroiled in disputes. These disputes from Asim Munir’s policy of confronting terrorism through empty displays of force rather than a comprehensive political strategy. The year 2025 marks the worst period in Pakistan’s history in terms of terrorist incidents, and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa can no longer withstand the crisis. I hope the new Chief Minister and his team will work with public representatives to adopt a comprehensive policy aimed at eliminating terrorism and establishing lasting peace.   For the past two decades I have consistently outlined a clear strategy to combat terrorism. Because of that strategy, terrorism was largely brought under control during Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf’s three-and-a-half-year government. At that time, PTI even negotiated with the then anti-Pakistan and India-aligned Ashraf Ghani government, and issues involving tribal communities and Afghan refugees were resolved through understanding.   In 2021, the military leadership at the time proposed a plan for the resettlement of militants who had laid down their arms. However, our elected representatives from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and the tribal areas opposed it, and therefore it was never implemented during our tenure. Yet, contrary to these facts, the PTI government is being falsely accused of having allowed terrorists to be settled in the country and thereby causing the present wave of terrorism. If these accusations hold any truth, the nation deserves to know precisely which terrorists were resettled, and the details of when, where, and how.   At times, it is alleged that the Afghan government is responsible for terrorism in Pakistan because militants based in Afghanistan carry out operations here; at other times it is claimed that decades-long settlement of Afghan migrants in Pakistan is responsible. Both claims are unfounded, for even after the disgraceful expulsion of millions of Afghan refugees, terrorism has only intensified. Such contradictions leave no doubt about the ill intentions behind the Asim Munir-imposed system and its hostility toward the people.   My position on confronting terrorism has always been unequivocal. History has proven time and again that when force replaces political foresight and strategy, failure is the only outcome. Collateral damage resulting from military operations often forces the public, in revenge, to take up arms, perpetuating a cycle that grows progressively worse.   Politically motivated reprisals have produced a stream of baseless cases against me, repeatedly refiled. Cases large and small, including Tosha Khana, Al-Qadir, cipher, iddat, and again Tosha Khana, have been brought against me and my wife, Bushra Bibi, solely to coerce me into abandoning my commitment to true freedom. I want to send my nation this message once more: no matter what they do, I will not bow before them, nor will I allow my nation to bow.” Message from former Prime Minister Imran Khan from prison - October 9th, 2025

“I am deeply saddened by the loss of precious lives in today’s terrorist incident in the Orakzai region. Whether they are civilians, police officers, or army personnel, it is our own people, who are being martyred in these military operations. Among those martyred today were a Colonel and a Major, which is extremely tragic. Offering prayers for the elevation of all the martyrs’ ranks in Jannah and for the swift recovery of those injured. The flawed policies and mistaken priorities of the mafia presently imposed on the nation have led Pakistan, especially Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, into an alarming and unprecedented wave of terrorism. Even though two months still remain, this year Pakistan has witnessed a record number of terrorist incidents, resulting in an enormous loss of life on a scale difficult to find precedent for. I have repeatedly stated that the complete eradication of terrorism in Pakistan, including Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, is impossible without dialogue among four key stakeholders: the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government, the people of the tribal areas, the Afghan government, and the Afghan people. The current regime’s policy of conflict and confrontation is only worsening the situation. I have repeatedly directed the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government to oppose unnecessary military operations initiated against our own citizens. Peace had been restored across these regions during our tenure. It is deeply regrettable that the current Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government has failed to implement my vision for peace and has been unable to distance itself from the war-driven policies of the federal government and security agencies, as it should have. In these circumstances, there is no option left but to bring a change in the provincial government. I therefore announce the appointment of Sohail Afridi as the new Chief Minister of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The policy of fighting terrorism through drone strikes, jet bombings, and mortar shelling is a profoundly foolish strategy that has kept the nation trapped in a vicious cycle of terrorism. After today’s terrorist attack and the resulting martyrdoms, our security forces will inevitably retaliate, which will provoke a counter-response, and the cycle will continue endlessly. During our three-and-a-half-year tenure, terrorism was at its lowest level in Pakistan’s history, even though Afghanistan was then under the pro-India and anti-Pakistan Ashraf Ghani regime. I personally visited Afghanistan and invited Ashraf Ghani to Pakistan in an effort to improve bilateral relations. Due to our practical measures and effective diplomacy, the country was spared the kind of instability we are witnessing today. In contrast, the current rulers, who have unlawfully seized power, have completely failed to engage with the new government in Afghanistan (to secure Pakistan’s interests). Instead, after forty years of hospitality, Afghan refugees have been humiliated and forcibly expelled in a deeply painful manner. Bilawal Bhutto held the position of Foreign Minister for over a year and traveled across the world; yet at this most critical juncture in history, he did not visit Kabul even once, nor did he take any step to improve relations with the Afghan government. For lasting peace, it is essential that this issue be viewed in a broader perspective, and that all stakeholders come together to resolve matters through dialogue and mutual understanding. I am confident that the change in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s leadership will mark a new beginning. Support from public representatives, tribal elders, and local jirgas will be sought, and all parties will engage in constructive dialogue to eradicate terrorism from its roots and find a durable solution. 1/2