‎“We have no fear... Imran Khan has set the benchmark... He stands with Pakistan and we stand with him.”

‎Imran Khan's sister ⁦‪Aleema Khanum‬⁩ said the mission is too important for fear to stand in the way.

‎⁧‫#ذہنی_مریض_نامنظور‬⁩

Imran Khan’s party, his family, his lawyers, and the people of Pakistan are concerned over his isolation. MNA Shahid Khattak said when access is denied in such a way, there will be a protest outside Adiala Jail. #FreeImranKhan

Imran Khan's sisters are as courageous and patriotic as he is. For Noreen Niazi, her pride and gratitude for being able to contribute in the fight for Pakistan's genuine freedom and democracy outweighs the hardships she is having to endure.

Imran Khan’s sisters say that neither they nor the other female party supporters who were beaten, abused and harassed yesterday will be intimidated.

May 9th was a false flag operation. Innocent civilians were killed by security forces that day and also in the #IslamabadMassacre on November 26th.

“We will neither forget nor let anyone forget. I am proud to be Imran Khan's sister and Hassaan Niazi's mother.”
— Noreen Niazi

#May9th_FalseFlag

If Imran Khan wanted, he could have left Pakistan even before his arrest when he was offered safe passage. But Imran Khan's priority is #HaqeeqiAzadi for the people of Pakistan.

‎PTI OIC Deputy Secretary for North America ⁦‪Johnny Bashir‬⁩ has condemned police violence against Imran Khan's sisters.

‎He said the state of Pakistan under ⁦‪#AsimLaw‬⁩ is worse than any past martial law & said overseas Pakistanis in America would protest against this brutality and injustice.

‏سب یاد رکھا جائے گا۔

‏سب کچھ یاد رکھا جائے گا۔

‏⁧‫#ذہنی_مریض_نامنظور‬⁩

‎Notification
‎Extension
‎Immunity

‎That's all everything is about.

‎“Asim Munir is capable of doing anything to satisfy his lust for power.”
‎— Imran Khan

‎⁧‫#ذہنی_مریض_نامنظور‬⁩

‎Imran Khan's sister Noreen Niazi related how she was pulled to the floor by her hair by a policewoman before being dragged along the ground.

‎⁧‫#ذہنی_مریض_نامنظور‬⁩

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Imran Khan's sisters have always remained peaceful whenever they go to Adiala Jail for their weekly court-mandated family visits.

Chief Coordinator PTI New York Amjad Nawaz said the police violence targeting Aleema Khan, Noreen Niazi, and Dr Uzma Khan is shameful and condemnable.

Eyewitnesses, who were themselves detained and loaded into police vans, reported that police pulled the scarves off Imran Khan's sisters' heads and pulled them by their hair, prior to detaining and taking them away.

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Imran Khan's sisters were reportedly been picked up by police from where they were sitting outside Adiala Jail.

They were yet again denied their weekly prison visit with their brother, who has now been in complete isolation for over two weeks.

#FreeImranKhan

Unprecedented tyranny and cruelty.
Imran Khan’s sister Noreen Niazi, a senior citizen, was thrown to the floor and dragged by General Asim Munir’s police outside of Adiala Jail.

Imran Khan’s sisters along with PTI party workers are holding a sit in outside Adiala Jail in the cold. This is the second week in a row the family and lawyers are being denied access to Imran Khan who is being kept in solitary confinement. #RestoreAccessToImranKhan

🚨 Aliya Hamza called all local party office bearers and ticket holders to immediately reach Imran Khan's sisters where they were sitting outside Adiala Jail.

The system of tyranny has now been formalized for every citizen. “This is dictatorship,” said Aleema Khanum. As she waited outside Adiala Jail to meet Imran Khan, she reminded Pakistanis that this is a fight for their true freedom.
#HaqeeqiAzadi

"If you want to save the country, you have to fight for it. If we don't then who will?"- Imran Khan

It is up to each citizen of the country to be the change they want to see. #HaqeeqiAzadi #FreeImranKhan

The law of the jungle prevails in Pakistan after the 27th amendment, ⁦‪Asad Qaiser‬⁩ explained.

‎The opposition alliance ⁦‪TTAP is calling on all sectors of society to raise their voices against injustice and oppression,

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