Muhammad siyar
@muhammadsiyar.bsky.social
Former Prime Minister Imran Khan’s discourse with lawyers and media (Nov 19, 24)
We have three demands:
1. Revocation of the 26th Amendment & restoration of the Constitution
2. Return of the stolen mandate
3. Release of political prisoners
The Nov 24 protest will not be postponed or canceled.
We have three demands:
1. Revocation of the 26th Amendment & restoration of the Constitution
2. Return of the stolen mandate
3. Release of political prisoners
The Nov 24 protest will not be postponed or canceled.
November 20, 2024 at 2:32 PM
Former Prime Minister Imran Khan’s discourse with lawyers and media (Nov 19, 24)
We have three demands:
1. Revocation of the 26th Amendment & restoration of the Constitution
2. Return of the stolen mandate
3. Release of political prisoners
The Nov 24 protest will not be postponed or canceled.
We have three demands:
1. Revocation of the 26th Amendment & restoration of the Constitution
2. Return of the stolen mandate
3. Release of political prisoners
The Nov 24 protest will not be postponed or canceled.
Message from Former Prime Minister, Imran Khan
(November 15, 2024)
After keeping me and my wife in jail for a year, the Prosecutor General has admitted in the High Court that there was a mistrial in the ToshaKhana (Gift Repository) case, and that the requirements of justice were not observed.
(November 15, 2024)
After keeping me and my wife in jail for a year, the Prosecutor General has admitted in the High Court that there was a mistrial in the ToshaKhana (Gift Repository) case, and that the requirements of justice were not observed.
November 19, 2024 at 3:29 PM
Message from Former Prime Minister, Imran Khan
(November 15, 2024)
After keeping me and my wife in jail for a year, the Prosecutor General has admitted in the High Court that there was a mistrial in the ToshaKhana (Gift Repository) case, and that the requirements of justice were not observed.
(November 15, 2024)
After keeping me and my wife in jail for a year, the Prosecutor General has admitted in the High Court that there was a mistrial in the ToshaKhana (Gift Repository) case, and that the requirements of justice were not observed.