Werna hey yaha

It appears that with each passing day, the institution is losing ground to the public. The long-term consequences of this either the institution survives, or the public does. I hope that, in the coming decades, those responsible for these decisions will be held accountable for their actions.

If the country were to enter a full-scale war, wouldn’t this amount to using civilians as human shields? None of the wars they claim to have won in the past were fought under such circumstances.

but instead struck lavish residences—colonial-era inheritances—located within civilian areas. These locations raise serious concerns. Why are such installations placed among civilian populations?

No democratic country can deny this right, and examples of violent protests exist across the globe. Even on May 9, the protesters did not target military installations such as missiles, tanks, or trenches

Yet, those responsible conveniently claim that the military has no involvement in politics. In functioning democracies, protests are often disruptive and occasionally violent, but the right to protest remains a universally recognized and protected fundamental right.

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Barelvi and Shia versions are not less dangerous as well as Wahabi

The funny thing is that a lot of these Punjabi nationalists don’t even live in Pakistan.

It’s not possible but Punjabi nationalism needs foundations which are still unfounded

It’s okay we should have no problem

If you disagree with them, they’ll waste no time labeling you as a “Youthia” much like religious extremists who are quick to brand others as kafir, Wahhabi, Shia, Ahmadi, or anything else that suits their narrative. 2/2

I see I am here

Ye kaha se aa rahay hain

We are not invaded but invaders thrown us before their dogs