Desprado123
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Plz check imran khan x timeline. He said our army is planning another flase flag against tpp and taliban.
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this qoum already know their real enemy dont need more realization just some balls to defeat the enemy!
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Visit KPK and search for the truth ... we've been hearing TTP or Taliban for 35 years. Our military failed to finish them in 35 years, and who is suffering?. We raised the Taliban, now we lost control ...what next ? ... God forbid we are on the verge of losing a province, what we did recently in Azad Kashmir ....
Pakistanithinktank
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It's worse...literally beaten........ detail with audio video ...
PTI says Imran’s sisters manhandled, ‘violently detained’ by police while camped outside Adiala jail
Imran's sisters say one of them dragged on the road; party says KP minister Meena Khan Afridi, MNA Shahid Khattak and others also subjected to violence.www.dawn.com
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[Your Name]
[Your Address]
New York, NY
[Date]
The Honorable [Senator’s Full Name]
United States Senate
Washington, D.C.
Dear Senator [Last Name],
I am writing to you as a concerned constituent from New York regarding the ongoing imprisonment of former Prime Minister Imran Khan in Pakistan. His detention has raised serious questions about the erosion of civil liberties, democratic governance, and the rule of law in Pakistan.
Mr. Khan has been sentenced to fourteen years in prison on corruption charges that many international observers including the United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention and Amnesty International have described as politically motivated and lacking credible evidence. Despite court orders permitting family visits, his relatives, friends, and political associates have been repeatedly denied access to him. This treatment violates both Pakistan’s own constitutional protections and international human rights standards.
The selective application of justice in Pakistan, where establishment backed politicians are shielded while opposition leaders are targeted, undermines democratic norms and destabilizes the country. As a nuclear armed nation with strategic importance to the United States, Pakistan’s trajectory has direct implications for regional stability and U.S. interests.
I respectfully urge you to raise this issue in the Senate and with the U.S. State Department. America has long stood for democracy, human rights, and the rule of law. Calling for fair treatment, due process, and the release of political prisoners like Imran Khan would send a strong signal that the United States does not condone politically motivated repression.
Thank you for your attention to this matter. I hope you will use your voice to ensure that America stands firmly on the side of justice and democratic principles.
Sincerely,
[Your Full Name]
New York, NY
Auqab13
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I am very aware your culture, although I have never lived in Pakistan.
I am not happy that Pakistanis have turned a Muslim nation with so much potential, into a complete political embarrassment inside and out. That goes for all political parties, and that's also partly due to the military's indifference to puppeting retards, whether it be imran, zardari, or Sharif. The ineptitude of the politicians and military, does not excuse the Pakistani people for their own ineptitude and ignorance in all other regards. You have truly become a nation of offbrand Indians, please change it.
With that being said I won't interject more outside of the subject of this post
all ranting no substance.... PTI has been incharge of KPK for past 15 years.... show me how it is better then before.
Desprado123
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Our army biggest blunder was not listen us regarding Taliban. That is why i am advocate of hiring professionals for decision making and than army should follow that advice.
COAS is too soft on these Taliban otherwise, if this was even Sri Lanka suppose than Afghan would have been nuked from this earth and made them extint from this planet.
I never seen such venomist person who blames its own army of doing propaganda against terrorist, taliban and afghan.
Pakistanithinktank
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You can’t argue with ignorant people.
where did i talk about PTI?
i talked about people you so claim to love and respect! show ke how your munafiq idara treats them!
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How can you make the province better, which has been fighting the war on terror and before the Afghan war since 1979 ? Basically, Punjab and Sindh shoud be heaven now ......that is a long debate ... FATA NFC award ...KPK itself loses money in NFC award ... either provinces should be transferred money set in NFC award or end the 18th amendment. Nothing for anyone. The federal government will provide funds to provinces after paying the national debt ....you should know why PTM was formed in FATA ...
hatyaar ka taqaboor itna toh america nai jitna is makrooz nakam Pakistan ko hai!!
nuke afghanistan bomb afghanistan chotye 35 saal say channay laga raha hai tumhara idara jo "terrorism" khatam nai howa ab tak!!
Desprado123
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My friend from kpk is living in Lahore and he does not want to go back. Most kpk citizien are deported back from uae and ksa due to crimes and begging. Moreover, among them most are afghan since 2014. Who's fault is that. Every country is deporting afghan like a garbage but Imran khan wants to adopt them and wants Taliban to take control of Pakistan border just because Imran khan father married an afghan prostitute.
please show me proofs of your claims... not ranting ... not Twitter posts.... solid tangible proofs.... go ahead.... I am waiting.... all the rants you listed above show me proofs of all those...
Pakistanithinktank
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The PTI government’s rule in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) since 2013 brought reforms in governance, health, education, police, and social welfare. While not all promises were fulfilled, PTI is credited with introducing police reforms, health insurance programs, welfare schemes like Ehsaas, and local government empowerment that distinguished KP from other provinces.
Governance & Institutional Reforms
• Police reforms: PTI depoliticized the KP police, introducing merit-based recruitment and independent accountability. This was widely praised as a model for other provinces.
• Local government system: KP was the first province to implement a robust local government structure, devolving power to village and neighborhood councils LGKP.
• Anti-corruption measures: PTI emphasized transparency, banning use of public funds for personal publicity and introducing e-governance initiatives.
Health & Welfare
• Sehat Card Plus: PTI launched a universal health insurance program in KP, providing free treatment for millions of families in public and private hospitals.
• Ehsaas Program: Rolled out in KP as part of PTI’s national welfare initiative, offering cash transfers, scholarships, and food support. The World Bank described Ehsaas as a “role model for other countries”
• Hospital upgrades: Investments were made in tertiary hospitals in Peshawar and district-level facilities, though critics note shortages of staff and funding persisted southasiatim....
Education
• School infrastructure: Thousands of schools were rehabilitated, with new classrooms and facilities added.
• Teacher recruitment: PTI introduced merit-based hiring to reduce political interference.
• Challenges: Despite reforms, universities in KP faced financial crises, delayed salaries, and resource shortages
Legislative & Rights Protection
• Repeal of “Actions in Aid of Civil Power” law: In 2025, the KP cabinet abolished this controversial law, which allowed military-style detention without trial, calling it contrary to fundamental rights Pakistan.
• Peace Jirga: PTI facilitated political dialogue in KP to reduce violence and promote reconciliation The Nation.
Development & Infrastructure
• Energy projects: Small hydropower initiatives were launched to address KP’s electricity shortages.
• Tourism promotion: PTI invested in tourism infrastructure in Swat, Malakand, and northern districts.
• Transport: Road networks and bus rapid transit (BRT) in Peshawar were developed, though the BRT faced delays and criticism.
Balanced View
• Achievements: Police reforms, Sehat Card, Ehsaas, and local government empowerment are seen as PTI’s biggest contributions.
• Limitations: Financial mismanagement in universities, delays in infrastructure projects, and uneven service delivery tempered the impact.
PTI’s governance in KP is remembered for structural reforms and welfare programs that set the province apart, even if execution challenges remained.
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