Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf's (PTI) Rallies / Protests
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Forsvaret
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Respect4Respect
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Taimoor
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What these duffers in GHQ and their mouthpieces dont understand, that its culturally and religiously ok to stigmatise someone as being gay in Pakistan and then extract the political mileage and whatever agenda out of it, but in west, these are pure homophobic rants with laws dealing with such.
Taimoor
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It is interesting to note, that this is the same X account Richard retweeted showing pictures of Asim Muneer, Blinkin and Victoria Nuland, highlighting the troika which worked together towards the regime change in Pakistan.
Regardless how much they try to sell themselves against China and their support to Israel, Asim Muneer and his gang in GHQ are seen as Biden Admin lackies and the utter contempt for such people among Republicans is well entrenched.
lightning f57
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If this arrangement is true it was made with Biden admin. With Trump this will likely unwhind as he wants to stop war with Russia.
Liquidator
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A true statesman
Did us proud during state visits.
didn't need a script and proud is his national attire.
Compare to the slaves we have today.
Taimoor
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Isnt he the same person who not long ago was giving "general" retd Llyod Austin dressing down over F35 inefficiency?
Its quite obvious that incoming admin (not just Trump) is vehemently "anti establishment" aka those unelected people who have assumed themselves as "state", and they see IK as natural ally, another anti establishment force on international scene who got massive political power and grass root backing.
Taimoor
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They are pleading with incoming Trump admin to let them be and they will roll back China ingress along with... accepting Israel.
Starlord
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...Or surrender the nukes for few more years of Govt.
ghazi52
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61 PTI Workers discharged
Islamabad ATC judge Tahir Abbas Sipra discharged 61 PTI workers out of 188 arrested in connection with the D-Chowk protest. During the hearing, officials from Sihala, Aabpara, and Tarnol police stations produced the detained protesters before the court.
After the completion of a two-day physical remand, 31 individuals were presented in court by the Sihala police. The judge rejected the police’s request for an extension in physical remand and sent the accused on judicial remand.
A total of 94 PTI workers arrested by the Aabpara police were produced before the court. Four were discharged, while 90 were sent back to police custody on a two-day physical remand. The Tarnol police brought 63 individuals to court. The judge discharged 57 from the case and approved a two-day physical remand for the remaining six.
The PTI’s counsel alleged that police had rearrested individuals previously discharged on Saturday, prompting Judge Tahir Abbas Sipra to intervene. The judge left the courtroom, confronted police officers at the judicial complex entrance, and instructed them to release the discharged individuals immediately.
Following the court’s direct orders, the police released the activists.
Islamabad ATC judge Tahir Abbas Sipra discharged 61 PTI workers out of 188 arrested in connection with the D-Chowk protest. During the hearing, officials from Sihala, Aabpara, and Tarnol police stations produced the detained protesters before the court.
After the completion of a two-day physical remand, 31 individuals were presented in court by the Sihala police. The judge rejected the police’s request for an extension in physical remand and sent the accused on judicial remand.
A total of 94 PTI workers arrested by the Aabpara police were produced before the court. Four were discharged, while 90 were sent back to police custody on a two-day physical remand. The Tarnol police brought 63 individuals to court. The judge discharged 57 from the case and approved a two-day physical remand for the remaining six.
The PTI’s counsel alleged that police had rearrested individuals previously discharged on Saturday, prompting Judge Tahir Abbas Sipra to intervene. The judge left the courtroom, confronted police officers at the judicial complex entrance, and instructed them to release the discharged individuals immediately.
Following the court’s direct orders, the police released the activists.
