Only a dumba$$ khota eating patwari would be brainless enough to believe those two are the same people. Only patwari idiots can believe someone can shrink 6 inches in height in 2 years.Youthia ki shakal dekho lanat par rahi hai upar sy ajeeb nonsense poster. IK 4 saal mein kashmir fatah ker leta ya is BC ko bhejo border p. phat k hath mein a jaye gi iski.
On Sunday 9pm we must all come out to protest this unprecedented rise in energy prices: Ex PM Imran Khan
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You dumb f**
He's grown *** man
Do you know what's the recruitment age in army?
If everyone started going to borde for career then what will happen to rest of country
Also please tell me How many years since you have been serving on Border?
Aziz bhatti k bachy bta ab
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I know Kya hota hai?
Khud ki baat kro
Everyone knows someone who's serving in army
What about yourself?
Boht bahaduri charhi hai na border ki
Everyone knows someone who's serving in army
What about yourself?
Boht bahaduri charhi hai na border ki
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Tu border per shaheed kyun nahi hua
Ye bta?
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Not suprised these protests flopped. Actually was expecting them too. You can't keep calling people out to do peaceful protests that never make a difference. People still support IK, but morale is at a low point right now.
Pakistan will forever be in the grips of neutral behairat dollar loving generals. I actually had hope Pakistan was close to finally prospering and breaking the chains of slavery imposed by oversea masters and corrupt stooges such as "Nuetrals", Zardari and Sharifs. But thats a pipe dream.
Pakistan will forever be in the grips of neutral behairat dollar loving generals. I actually had hope Pakistan was close to finally prospering and breaking the chains of slavery imposed by oversea masters and corrupt stooges such as "Nuetrals", Zardari and Sharifs. But thats a pipe dream.
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June 19, 2022
PTI Chairman Imran Khan addresses his workers and supporters at the culmination of nationwide protests on Sunday. — DawnNewsTV
PTI workers and supporters stage a protest in Islamabad on former PM Imran Khan's call. — DawnNewsTV
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf's (PTI) workers and supporters on Sunday took to the streets in various cities across the country to protest against rising inflation on the call of party chairman and former prime minister Imran Khan.
In Karachi, the protest was staged at Shahrah-e-Quaideen. A large number of police officials were deployed on the road leading from Sharea Faisal to Shahrah-e-Quaideen.
Former governor Sindh Imran Ismail and other members of the PTI's local leadership were present.
In Peshawar, the protest was staged in front of the main Hashtnagri Gate as party workers chanted slogans against the government, inflation and loadshedding.
In Lahore, the protestors, which included a number of women, gathered at Liberty Chowk.
Similar protests were also held in Islamabad and the neighbouring Rawalpindi.
In his speech, Imran said he had asked people to take to the streets against inflation "for their own good".
He warned that more price hikes and inflation were in the offing and asked people to amp up their struggle against the "imported government".
The former prime minister recalled that his government had "rolled out subsidies and distributed health cards despite being in the IMF programme".
"This government is in the IMF programme for two months and we remained in it for two and a half years," the PTI chief said as he made the comparison.
Imran said his government had reduced petrol prices by Rs10 at a time when the IMF actually him to jack up fuel prices.
Hitting out at the PML-N-led coalition government, the ex-PM said the "real land mines" were laid by the Nawaz Sharif-led government when it left the power in 2018 with a $20 billion current account deficit.
He said it was the efforts of the PTI government that saw the economy grow by 5.4 per cent and 6pc for two consecutive years.
"It was the effort of our team led by Hammad Azhar, with all institutions on board, including the Pakistan Army, that resulted in Pakistan nearly exiting the FATF's grey list," the former premier said.
He noted that the country plunged into crisis only after a US-sponsored conspiracy was hatched with "our local Mir Jafar and Mir Sadiq" as central characters.
"I also approached the neutrals and appreciated their stance of being neutral, but at the same time, I apprised them of the economic repercussions of the foreign plan. The moment I had conveyed the concerns was the right time to foil the conspiracy," the PTI chief said.
Imran said he was "thankful" to Minister for Power Khurram Dastgir for allegedly admitting during a TV interview that "Shehbaz and other leaders would have been in jail, had Imran remained in power".
The former PM said the statement of PPP Senator Saleem Mandviwala — wherein he commented on the potential of Pakistan having diplomatic ties was Israel — was also a "part of the same agenda" that toppled his government.
The PTI chairman asked people to get ready for his "call" and said his struggle against the government would continue until it announced "free and fair elections".
Imran had on Thursday urged the public to stage a "peaceful demonstration" tonight at 9pm against rising inflation, which he said has been the doing of a government "incapable of handling the economy".
In a recorded video message, Imran had warned that inflation would soar even higher in days to come if the nation "kept sitting idly".
"I am inviting the entire nation for a peaceful protest against inflation. I invite trade unions, professionals, doctors, engineers, clerks, and government workers to take to the streets," appealed the ex-PM.
PTI supporters stage nationwide protests against rising inflation on Imran's call
Dawn.com | Imtiaz Ali | Sirajuddin | Rana Bilal | Tahir NaseerJune 19, 2022
PTI Chairman Imran Khan addresses his workers and supporters at the culmination of nationwide protests on Sunday. — DawnNewsTV
PTI workers and supporters stage a protest in Islamabad on former PM Imran Khan's call. — DawnNewsTV
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf's (PTI) workers and supporters on Sunday took to the streets in various cities across the country to protest against rising inflation on the call of party chairman and former prime minister Imran Khan.
In Karachi, the protest was staged at Shahrah-e-Quaideen. A large number of police officials were deployed on the road leading from Sharea Faisal to Shahrah-e-Quaideen.
Former governor Sindh Imran Ismail and other members of the PTI's local leadership were present.
In Peshawar, the protest was staged in front of the main Hashtnagri Gate as party workers chanted slogans against the government, inflation and loadshedding.
In Lahore, the protestors, which included a number of women, gathered at Liberty Chowk.
Similar protests were also held in Islamabad and the neighbouring Rawalpindi.
Imran's virtual address to supporters
At various protest sites, screens were set up to watch Imran's virtual address, which he delivered a little after 10pm.In his speech, Imran said he had asked people to take to the streets against inflation "for their own good".
He warned that more price hikes and inflation were in the offing and asked people to amp up their struggle against the "imported government".
The former prime minister recalled that his government had "rolled out subsidies and distributed health cards despite being in the IMF programme".
"This government is in the IMF programme for two months and we remained in it for two and a half years," the PTI chief said as he made the comparison.
Imran said his government had reduced petrol prices by Rs10 at a time when the IMF actually him to jack up fuel prices.
Hitting out at the PML-N-led coalition government, the ex-PM said the "real land mines" were laid by the Nawaz Sharif-led government when it left the power in 2018 with a $20 billion current account deficit.
He said it was the efforts of the PTI government that saw the economy grow by 5.4 per cent and 6pc for two consecutive years.
"It was the effort of our team led by Hammad Azhar, with all institutions on board, including the Pakistan Army, that resulted in Pakistan nearly exiting the FATF's grey list," the former premier said.
He noted that the country plunged into crisis only after a US-sponsored conspiracy was hatched with "our local Mir Jafar and Mir Sadiq" as central characters.
"I also approached the neutrals and appreciated their stance of being neutral, but at the same time, I apprised them of the economic repercussions of the foreign plan. The moment I had conveyed the concerns was the right time to foil the conspiracy," the PTI chief said.
Imran said he was "thankful" to Minister for Power Khurram Dastgir for allegedly admitting during a TV interview that "Shehbaz and other leaders would have been in jail, had Imran remained in power".
The former PM said the statement of PPP Senator Saleem Mandviwala — wherein he commented on the potential of Pakistan having diplomatic ties was Israel — was also a "part of the same agenda" that toppled his government.
The PTI chairman asked people to get ready for his "call" and said his struggle against the government would continue until it announced "free and fair elections".
Imran had on Thursday urged the public to stage a "peaceful demonstration" tonight at 9pm against rising inflation, which he said has been the doing of a government "incapable of handling the economy".
In a recorded video message, Imran had warned that inflation would soar even higher in days to come if the nation "kept sitting idly".
"I am inviting the entire nation for a peaceful protest against inflation. I invite trade unions, professionals, doctors, engineers, clerks, and government workers to take to the streets," appealed the ex-PM.
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Yawn. All this man does is talk and give grand speeches.
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All Sunday my family watched the Speech by our leader
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You didnt hear anything new did you? I could have told you what he would say beforehand. Its as if hes a teacher and he's giving us sabak, repeating the same thing over and over again. For the record I am a IK supporter and believe in his fight to end corruption and to change the status quo. Just disagree with his constant soft approach.
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Insaan mai agar thori self respect he hou tou bemari ka bhana ker kay retire hou jaye but he is such a leech 
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Doubt more protests will be successful. You'll get political workers show up, but what do awam care? Will protesting change anything? The only protest that will attract the attention of the awam is a march to topple the govt. Anything short of that is PTI politics.
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Whll
Mera naam kyun copy kiya?500-700 banda protest meinReport card by own PTI leader. Check the space between people. Check huge empty space. Big Big time failed protest.
