Pakistanis Roar for Haqeeqi Azadi

[Ghazwa-e-Hind]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1596709059939696640

 

[SIPRA]

pakistan is the worlds most unluckiest nation, that they are losing on a leader loke imran khan…

IK is struggling with his sweat and blood, but Pakistan, as a nation, is totally lost. IK wouldn't succeed, in my opinion. Pakistan seems to have no future, as a sovereign state. It would cease to exist, as it appears.

This nation will be doing the same in next 40 years.

That much time is not left, if we keep on going, like we are.

 

[SIPRA]

They hold the nation hostage and I hope these Haram khors finally for once understand that for a better Pakistan they have to return Power to the people and their chosen leaders.

They will not. Out of question. Army will keep power in it's hands, till the last breath of Pakistan, unless people snatch it, for which people have neither will, nor capacity.

 

[maithil]

New guy does not seem to have any intention of improving image ...

 

[WarKa DaNG]

Man that national anthem was just goosebumps

 

[R Wing]

The whole Narrative of " Hum le ke rahen gay Azaadi " is not against the Political elite but its against uniform mafia. They hold the nation hostage and I hope these Haram khors finally for once understand that for a better Pakistan they have to return Power to the people and their chosen leaders.

Why would they understand that?

Nobody in this country understood anything even after the cleavage of East Pakistan.

You think a few peaceful marches will make the slightest dent in their mentality?

 

[Enigma SIG]

The whole Narrative of " Hum le ke rahen gay Azaadi " is not against the Political elite but its against uniform mafia. They hold the nation hostage and I hope these Haram khors finally for once understand that for a better Pakistan they have to return Power to the people and their chosen leaders.

They'll nuke PTI constituencies instead.

 

[newb3e]

The whole Narrative of " Hum le ke rahen gay Azaadi " is not against the Political elite but its against uniform mafia. They hold the nation hostage and I hope these Haram khors finally for once understand that for a better Pakistan they have to return Power to the people and their chosen leaders.

lols they wont!!!

they dont care about people they only care about plots and societies and money!

 

[alphapak]

75 years on India is launching satellites into space, South Korea is one of the largest chip manufacturers, and here we are still trying to find a leader. This nation will be doing the same in next 40 years.

This is because we have pimps wearing Army uniforms, they will sell
their mothers for a few dollars.

 

[SIPRA]

This is because we have pimps wearing Army uniforms, they will sell
their mothers for a few dollars.

And, interestingly, the Chief Pimps are sometimes Haji and Hafiz.

 

[SEOminati]

The numbers are indeed impressive and my salute to the folks on the motherland for their efforts.

But, there is something I have come to realize, a large part of the community is fed up of this game of thrones and have surrendered already thinking "Pakistan Mai yehi chalta rahega".

The march was huge but not huge enough k kaanpen tang jayen.

 

[VCheng]

The numbers are indeed impressive and my salute to the folks on the motherland for their efforts.

But, there is something I have come to realize, a large part of the community is fed up of this game of thrones and have surrendered already thinking "Pakistan Mai yehi chalta rahega".

The march was huge but not huge enough k kaanpen tang jayen.

Can we all go home now?

 

[General Dong]

The numbers are indeed impressive and my salute to the folks on the motherland for their efforts.

But, there is something I have come to realize, a large part of the community is fed up of this game of thrones and have surrendered already thinking "Pakistan Mai yehi chalta rahega".

The march was huge but not huge enough k kaanpen tang jayen.

I dont think numbers matter at all. Why would they fear millions gathering to watch a few speeches, listen to some songs only to then go home?

This is Pakistan we are talking about, not some civilized country. Gunda Gardi prevails.

 

[SEOminati]

I dont think numbers matter at all. Why would they fear millions gathering to watch a few speeches, listen to some songs only to then go home?

This is Pakistan we are talking about, not some civilized country. Gunda Gardi prevails.

I agree but even in that case more people can get away with it versus what are there. The reason IK has to do March 2.0 is because the people don't show in numbers. In other words "Tsunami".

 

[ghazi52]

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Elahi says owes Punjab govt to Imran, ‘won’t hesitate for a minute’ if asked to dissolve assembly​

Dawn.com
November 27, 2022

Punjab Chief Minister Pervez Elahi speaks in a video message on Sunday — Twitter


Punjab Chief Minister Chaudhry Pervez Elahi on Sunday brushed aside concerns of any resistance from him regarding PTI’s planned dissolution of Punjab assembly, acknowledging that he owed his government to PTI chief Imran Khan and would oblige to his instructions immediately.

Elahi is in power in Punjab due to the support of PTI, whose chairman a day earlier announced plans to “quit the corrupt system and leave all the assembles”.

Some analysts had doubted that Imran would be able to follow through with his plan, saying that Elahi would resist any such move.

However, in a video message today, the PML-Q leader said the incumbent Punjab government was established on the PTI chairman’s mandate, adding that “Imran has posed his trust in us.”






“When Imran tells me to dissolve the assemblies, I won’t even wait half a minute,” Elahi said, adding that “PM Shehbaz Sharif’s 27km-long [federal] government won’t even last for 27 hours” following the move.

The Punjab chief minister said that “the sea of applause from the people is a proof of Imran Khan’s popularity.”

He said the PTI chief’s political strategy had entered a decisive round in the Rawalpindi rally and that chaos will ensue among the PDM coalition’s ranks when resignations are tendered from the KP and Punjab assemblies.

He lambasted PML-N for “spewing lies”, saying that future generations of Nawaz Sharif’s party will remember what happened to them.

“In this country, religion will rule and the common man, including poor people and their children, will benefit from the government’s work,” he said.

Later, former human rights minister Shireen Mazari appreciated Elahi’s stance.