Federal cabinet gives nod to imposition of emergency in KP; summary sent to president

Starlord said:
Bhai people will call me racist, but I don't expect level headed and intelligent leadership or common sense from KPKians, its years of lack of education, constant war/violence and anger towards anything and everything has turn their brian to bad batch of naswaar. BSDK ke march karen gay, like KPK economy is doing so great that thousands of people instead of working, going to their jobs are doing all that march while their lunatic leader sits in jail still unable to see 2 feet beyond his nose.

People of KPK are confused to whther they want to be part of Pakistan or just embrace Afghans who would not even pee on their faces if these Pakistani's dying of thirst, they already said that Afghans have same DNA as Indian hindu's, and yet we have people who would willingly lick a Afghans A$$, when 80% of terrorism that happens in Pakistan is from Afghanistan, talk about Chutiya log at its finest, then these people wants to run their own state, I am sorry but Baluch/Pushtoons are in no position to produce leaders or govern their own states.
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Bhai, the fundamental problem with PTI is that it has had multiple opportunities to pursue political reconciliation since 2022, yet its leadership has repeatedly bet on street power, public sentiment, and confrontation rather than a sustainable political settlement. The establishment deserves its own share of criticism for political interference, repression, and the damage it has done to democratic institutions. But holding the military accountable does not mean PTI gets a free pass for its own decisions.

What makes the situation even more concerning is the overseas echo chamber that encourages perpetual confrontation while remaining insulated from its consequences. People sitting comfortably abroad can romanticize political chaos, glorify increasingly extreme rhetoric, and demand that everyone back home keep fighting indefinitely. They do not have to live with the economic disruption, insecurity, or violence that ordinary Pakistanis face.

And when political frustration spills over into the glorification of the BLA, TTP, or armed rebellion, the line between legitimate opposition and dangerous political radicalization becomes impossible to ignore. You can oppose the establishment without endorsing terrorism; you can demand democracy without treating violence as a legitimate shortcut to power.

Ultimately, PTI's biggest threat may not be its political opponents but its own refusal to recognize the limits of confrontation. No political movement can survive indefinitely by convincing its supporters that compromise is betrayal, every setback is a conspiracy, and victory is always just one more protest away. If its leadership cannot adapt, negotiate, and offer a credible political path forward, it risks squandering the very public support it once relied upon. And the people who will pay the highest price for that failure will not be the overseas cheerleaders making noise on social media, but ordinary Pakistanis who have to live with the consequences.
 
Askarandus can keep jumping around. It won't be too long when y'all will be making new threads and having meltdowns cause of what will happen in KPK. Ifykyk
 
I don't know why some people are mourning the removal of a known drug smuggler as the CM of KPK. The PTI government in KPK had turned the province into a heaven for terrorists, absconders, and criminals. The evil nexus between the terrorism, smuggling, and politics was so obvious by the activities, actions, and statements of both the terrorists and PTI provincial ministers. That deadly nexus must be broken at any cost.

The federal government didn't have so much issue with PTI's long march. It was ready to deal with it if and when this march would have crossed over into Punjab. The PTI goons knew that very well. That's why they kept their march lingering around within KPK areas only.
 
prothought said:
I don't know why some people are mourning the removal of a known drug smuggler as the CM of KPK. The PTI government in KPK had turned the province into a heaven for terrorists, absconders, and criminals. The evil nexus between the terrorism, smuggling, and politics was so obvious by the activities, actions, and statements of both the terrorists and PTI provincial ministers. That deadly nexus must be broken at any cost.

The federal government didn't have so much issue with PTI's long march. It was ready to deal with it if and when this march would have crossed over into Punjab. The PTI goons knew that very well. That's why they kept their march lingering around within KPK areas only.
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The real issue for the federal government was the reluctance/refusal by the provincial government to support the state of Pakistan in countering the foreign sponsored and supported terrorism in the province, especially the six districts of the former FATA. The state's writ was almost non-existent in those six districts during the nights. The terrorists were able to create sanctuaries and safe heavens in those areas. As many recent terrorist attacks indicate, the terrorists were lately dragging their presence into the so-called settled areas and districts. They even tried to infiltrate into the Punjab province (that's what Punjab CM recently pointed out only to attract bitter response from the PTI provincial ministers of KPK). The federal government would certainly not have allowed that state of affairs for long.

There have been many reports of mega corruption scandals in PTI's provincial government. Billions of rupees given to the provincial government for anti-terrorist security arrangements were disappearing without any tangible outcome (no new equipment for LAEs, increase in their numerical strength, or better training and other qualitative improvements, etc.) visible anywhere in the province.
 
Areesh said:
Sharia is a cover. They just want to steal Pakistani land. That is why they aren't going to that heaven in Afghanistan

And since afghans don't really care about Pakistani pashtuns so it is Pakistani pashtuns who are at the front of all the brutality that afghans are unleashing on the name of sharia. Only objective is to steal Pakistani land
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Land! That's what they want. Let there be no ambiguity about their demands. Land to enforce the Shariah. A little Google would tell us what it would look like.
Waterboy said:
What makes the situation even more concerning is the overseas echo chamber that encourages perpetual confrontation while remaining insulated from its consequences. People sitting comfortably abroad can romanticize political chaos, glorify increasingly extreme rhetoric, and demand that everyone back home keep fighting indefinitely. They do not have to live with the economic disruption, insecurity, or violence that ordinary Pakistanis face.
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The overseas Pakistanis, like the overseas Iranian, especially living in Western countries are truly something else: The Neros watching Rome burn from a distance. What a bunch they are!
 
Make every PTI KPK MNA/MPA bastard a exemple like Malik Riaz. Not even penny or asset should be left in their name if they have got it post 2013 corruption era.
 
prothought said:
I don't know why some people are mourning the removal of a known drug smuggler as the CM of KPK. The PTI government in KPK had turned the province into a heaven for terrorists, absconders, and criminals. The evil nexus between the terrorism, smuggling, and politics was so obvious by the activities, actions, and statements of both the terrorists and PTI provincial ministers. That deadly nexus must be broken at any cost.

The federal government didn't have so much issue with PTI's long march. It was ready to deal with it if and when this march would have crossed over into Punjab. The PTI goons knew that very well. That's why they kept their march lingering around within KPK areas only.
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Can you provide some proof for any of your claims?

Most of what you are saying is true though but it's not a random guy who just became CM a year ago behind it.

Pakistan's largest business syndicate manages these things. They mow the lawn just enough to keep things in balance and allow the odd package to cross into Pakistan when more fuel is needed. Very much like how Israel occasionally allows Hamas to grow so they can use it as a justification to "cut the grass".

This whole governor Raj is also not aimed at eradicating terrorism or any foolish fantasy like that. Wo bas social media/ISPR syllabus hay.

It's about exacting more control and consolidating in the hands of one office.
 
Meengla said:
Land to enforce the Shariah.
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Land yes

But not to enforce sharia

A land that can join Afghanistan and make pashtun population far bigger so that tajik, uzbek and hazara population can be properly crushed. Sharia is just a cover
 
prothought said:
The real issue for the federal government was the reluctance/refusal by the provincial government to support the state of Pakistan in countering the foreign sponsored and supported terrorism in the province, especially the six districts of the former FATA. The state's writ was almost non-existent in those six districts during the nights. The terrorists were able to create sanctuaries and safe heavens in those areas. As many recent terrorist attacks indicate, the terrorists were lately dragging their presence into the so-called settled areas and districts. They even tried to infiltrate into the Punjab province (that's what Punjab CM recently pointed out only to attract bitter response from the PTI provincial ministers of KPK). The federal government would certainly not have allowed that state of affairs for long.

There have been many reports of mega corruption scandals in PTI's provincial government. Billions of rupees given to the provincial government for anti-terrorist security arrangements were disappearing without any tangible outcome (no new equipment for LAEs, increase in their numerical strength, or better training and other qualitative improvements, etc.) visible anywhere in the province.
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The CTD in KPK is the weakest and most inactive department as compared to the ones in other provinces. The KPK CM and other ministers would never appreciate the sacrifices by the provincial police and other security agencies for safeguarding the people of the province from the terrorists. These goons wouldn't even attend the funeral payers for those uniformed sons of the soil who lost their lives while fighting against terrorists or even visit their dear ones to offer condolences.

The PTI CM and ministers wouldn't even issue a condemnation statement against the terrorist attacks, including those terrorist attacks that killed scores of innocent people while offering Friday prayers in mosques. It was not surprising that PTI goons would rather try to blame the federal government for all that terrorism while refusing to take any actions against terrorism. Sohail Afridi attended the meeting of APEX committee only once during all his period acting as the CM KPK.

All that shows a deep rooted nexus between the provincial PTI government and foreign sponsored and supported terrorists. That evil nexus must be broken, the terrorists and their supporters brought to face the law, and terrorist networks destroyed.
 
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