Hafsah Malik
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When the family was finally allowed to view their daughter's body, they were confronted with a distressing sight: her body lay uncovered. Additionally, her legs were positioned at a right angle, suggesting severe trauma to her pelvic girdle. It was deeply troubling to discover that her body was not found in the seminar room where she had gone to rest, but rather in the room across the hall, where construction work was underway. This revelation only deepened their anguish and confusion, leaving them to grapple with the chilling inconsistencies surrounding her death.
Hafsah Malik2,960,773 次观看 • 2 年前
On the night of August 15, a staggering force of 7,000 people was mobilized—whether through orchestration or negligence remains unclear—to obliterate all evidence and destroy crucial proof within the college. Despite the gravity of the situation, the police were either unable or unwilling to intervene, leaving the community in a state of deep dismay and frustration. The troubling question lingers: did the State Police truly lack the capacity to act, or were they simply constrained by unseen forces? This uncertainty only deepens the anguish and sense of betrayal felt by those seeking justice.
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Mamata Banerjee has scheduled a rally today to advocate for expedited trials and has issued an ultimatum to the CBI to conclude the investigation by August 18. In the political arena, Banerjee's allied parties, including the CPM and the Leftist Socialist Unity Centre of India, are calling for her resignation, intensifying the political pressure surrounding the case.
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That’s how you stand up for your country Shoaib Akhtar went hard at Mohsin Naqvi over the team’s poor performance. But the second an Indian anchor started throwing around words like “trophy chor,” Akhtar switched gears instantly. He fired back, slamming the anchor and making it crystal clear criticize performance all you want but disrespect the country Not on his watch.
Hafsah Malik53,504 次观看 • 8 个月前
As a Pakistani, let me keep it real: Kerala is the most literate state in India, with some genuinely nice people. But honestly, it’s time for the BJP to stop playing around, storm that communist stronghold, take full control, and turn it into the next Manipur. Let’s fucking go
Hafsah Malik34,760 次观看 • 5 个月前
Today marks the 74th death anniversary of Pakistan’s first PM, Liaqat Ali Khan k!lled by an Afghan from Khost Zadran Pashtun named Said Akbar a former Afghan army brigadier who’d lived in Pakistan under asylum since 1947 on oct 16 1951 . :) This was a treacherous, state‑linked strike that hit at the heart of our fledgling nation. May Allah bless his soul. From day one, hostile elements tied to Afghanistan sought to sabotage Pakistan’s sovereignty and for too long we were blind to their deceit. Wake up, Pakistanis remember who targeted our foundation, and never underestimate those who plot against us. Because its been 74 years but nothing has changed much.
Hafsah Malik58,245 次观看 • 1 年前
You’re lying this is classic propaganda. IMF never said what you’re claiming. What they actually said is that Rs 5.3 trillion has been recovered in the last two years . All the corruption done in previous years is being recovered now Kohistan scandal is just one such example and IMF is basically praising them for it. The government itself requested that this data be compiled. And don’t forget before these two years, Pakistan’s Corruption Perception Index ranking had already fallen from 120 to 140 between 2019 and 2022.
Hafsah Malik52,575 次观看 • 11 个月前
The images of 🇵🇰🪖 soldiers’ bodies being transported on animals in Tirah Valley have sparked outrage, and questions are being raised about why helicopters aren’t being used.Before anyone jumps to conclusions or fuels baseless propaganda, let’s set the record straight. Firstly, Tirah Valley is an active warzone. This region is a stronghold for terrorists, where every move is monitored. Deploying helicopters in such a volatile environment is extremely risky. A single RPG or anti-aircraft shot could take down a chopper, causing more casualties. Helicopters are not there to flaunt convenience they are deployed to protect and save lives, not to take unnecessary risks. Secondly, geography matters. If you’re criticizing this practice, it’s clear you’ve never studied the terrain of Tirah or areas like it. Tirah Valley is rugged, mountainous, and unforgiving, with sharp ravines and steep slopes. Helicopters cannot simply land wherever they please. Pick-up points are coordinated with ground troops for safety and practicality. In many areas, transporting bodies on animals is the only viable option because even helicopters can’t access such locations. To put it bluntly: You save lives, not dead bodies, when you have to choose. During this operation, helicopters were engaged in attacking and eliminating terrorists, protecting the living troops in the field. The mission always prioritizes saving lives over retrieving bodies it’s a painful but necessary reality of war. Even the U.S. military abandoned areas like Nuristan for similar reasons: the terrain and risks made holding or operating in such regions nearly impossible. To the critics mocking this practice: You belittled our soldiers for years, accusing them of fighting for dollars, VPN bans, and DHA plots. Now, suddenly, you claim to care about their dignity but only because it suits your agenda to discredit the armed forces. Let me be clear: Enough is enough. Your ignorance of geography, combat realities, and the sacrifices of these men is appalling. Transporting bodies on animals is not a sign of disrespect it’s a necessity dictated by terrain and operational risks. Our soldiers give their lives in the harshest conditions, fighting for a nation that often fails to appreciate them. Their sacrifices demand gratitude and respect, not armchair outrage from those who neither understand nor care. Pakistan’s defenders know what they’re doing. They deserve honor, not opportunistic criticism. Long live 🇵🇰.
Hafsah Malik75,761 次观看 • 1 年前
Some GEMS of PTM didn’t stand when the Pakistani national anthem was played today in the KPK assembly. They won’t stand for the anthem, yet when they get banned they suddenly start crying. I said it before and I’ll say it again you can have issues with the government and the establishment, but there’s no need to insult Pakistan or its flag. A lack of respect and morals takes you far from basic civic sense. Jahil khachar
Hafsah Malik43,836 次观看 • 11 个月前
