Imran Khan 3 years in solitary confinement

[HAIDER]

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[imadul]

If offered, IK should take exile deal and leave the country and wait the time.

Weird thing about time: it changes all the time.

 

[شَاھِین شَاہِ لَولَاک]

If offered, IK should take exile deal and leave the country and wait the time.

Weird thing about time: it changes all the time.

field marshal naani will make sure it will never happen

 

[Salza]

field marshal naani will make sure it will never happen

she has no say in it. Option might still be available for him and he should had taken it couple of years back and waited for the right time to strike back. Its getting too late for him now though dismal performance of current set up will not let people forget him.

 

[Hassan_716]

she has no say in it. Option might still be available for him and he should had taken it couple of years back and waited for the right time to strike back. Its getting too late for him now though dismal performance of current set up will not let people forget him.

My dear, with all due respect, I don't think people continue to support him because of the current government's performance alone. The bigger reason, in my opinion, is that many people believe the cases against him were politically motivated rather than based on solid evidence. Instead of appearing fair and logical, they came across as an attempt to humiliate not only him but also the people who voted for him—as if to say, "know your limits."


Ironically, those cases strengthened his support instead of weakening it.


The issue isn't whether people will forget. The real issue is whether actions are seen as fair and justified. Even if future governments perform well, it's unrealistic to assume people will simply forget what they see as disrespect toward their elected leader and, by extension, toward their own democratic choice.

 

[Salza]

My dear, with all due respect, I don't think people continue to support him because of the current government's performance alone. The bigger reason, in my opinion, is that many people believe the cases against him were politically motivated rather than based on solid evidence. Instead of appearing fair and logical, they came across as an attempt to humiliate not only him but also the people who voted for him—as if to say, "know your limits."


Ironically, those cases strengthened his support instead of weakening it.


The issue isn't whether people will forget. The real issue is whether actions are seen as fair and justified. Even if future governments perform well, it's unrealistic to assume people will simply forget what they see as disrespect toward their elected leader and, by extension, toward their own democratic choice.

Yes you are right but support doesn't matters in Pakistan since these corrupt and satanic dictator doesn't care about electoral votes. There is no escaping for the nation and IK from this corrupt and military run system.

 

[That_Guy]

Their goal is him dying in prison.

They want to Muhammad Morsi him, and pretend he never existed.