The Daily Inside

05/09/2026

05/09/2026

No Wonder Pakistan Is Falling Apart When This Is the Standard of Leadership

Such racist comments play right into the hands of anyone wanting to destabilize Pakistan. No wonder no one voted for her or elected her; she was forced upon us. Have you ever heard Imran Khan speak about his own countrymen like this? This is the problem with these politicians. Their vision is so shallow that instead of bringing Pakistanis together, they keep looking for ways to divide them. Imagine this is the standard of leadership we keep producing: politicians openly making racist remarks about their own people and then expecting the country to unite behind them. It is pathetic to see PML-N leaders try to divide ordinary people in order to revive their dying politics. But people will no longer be fooled by these cynical attempts at stoking hatred. Pathetic.

And then there is the same old PML-N politics: divide people, create hatred, and pretend you are saving Pakistan. The whole Sharif family seems obsessed with this tunnel vision where Punjab is somehow Pakistan and everyone else is the problem. Meanwhile, Pakistan is dealing with a serious political, economic and security crisis. Instead of fixing any of that, they keep throwing ordinary Pakistanis under the bus for political points.

And let’s stop the drama that Punjab is simply “doing well” because of some shiny highways and development projects. Under the NFC Award, Punjab receives the largest provincial share of the divisible pool, at 51.74%, while Sindh gets 24.55%, KP 14.62% and Balochistan 9.09%. So maybe before lecturing Baloch and Pashtuns about being a threat to Pakistan, do your research.

Shameful to see the standard of politicians Pakistan keeps producing who turn their own citizens into enemies. This is exactly how you destroy a federation: divide the people, demonize entire communities, and then wonder why nobody trusts you.

03/09/2026

Let this be a lesson to everyone who supports fascism: the same machinery of oppression you cheer for today can turn against you tomorrow. You cannot empower tyranny and expect it to spare you. Those who stand behind the oppressor will eventually find themselves on the receiving end of that same oppression.

03/09/2026

NCCIA’s fresh probe has cleared PML-N MPA Saqib Chadhar and his wife in the Momina Iqbal harassment case, saying their arrest isn’t required. Following the report, Saqib withdrew his interim bail plea, and the court disposed of both his and Sameera’s bail applications.

But Momina says she won’t let the case die. Speaking outside court, she said she would continue speaking out for women across Pakistan, take the matter to social media, and let the public decide who is guilty and who is innocent.

But honestly, what do you expect from a party repeatedly surrounded by scandals involving women? London gro0ming-gang links, the Kasur child-p0rn0graphy scandal, edited n**e images of Benazir Bhutto used as political propaganda, and now the Reza Dar kidnapping/gang sexual assault case involving foreign women.

Momina Iqbal may become just another case that gets buried and forgotten. When scandal after scandal piles up, the question isn’t “what happened this time?” It’s what do you expect from them?

01/09/2026

Now Salman Butt will give us moral lessons.

Also, has ever interviewed a child from Gaza? Or even a child from Balochistan or the former FATA region?

Maybe ask those children what they think about the world’s selective outrage.

30/08/2026

Imran Khan’s name clearly carries far beyond Pakistan. From politicians and journalists to athletes, celebrities and activists around the world, voices continue to speak about his imprisonment. Now Mohamed Hadid, the Palestinian-American father of supermodels Bella and Gigi Hadid, has publicly offered his help to Khan’s sons, Sulaiman and Qasim. In the screenshots shared online, Hadid commented, “Can I be of any help?” and later wrote, “Wishing him a fast recovery. He is a good man.”

This is bigger than one celebrity’s comment. Imran Khan’s story has become a global issue, with people from the political, media, sporting and activist worlds raising their voices for him. And the irony is that the more his opponents try to erase his name, the more his name travels. If Allah has given someone honor, what can a few people trying to malign him possibly do? You cannot erase a name the world already knows.

And perhaps that is what makes this so significant: even a Palestinian figure with no political stake in Pakistan is publicly asking how he can help Khan’s family. They can imprison the man, but they cannot put his name in a prison. The world keeps watching, and the voices keep growing.

28/08/2026

Pakistani cricketers have also started speaking up, with legendary Javed Miandad taking the lead.

“I know Imran is not the kind of person who is corrupt. He is an honest man. Take him out.”

28/08/2026

Australian Test captain Pat Cummins has publicly voiced his support for Imran Khan, becoming the first active international cricket captain to speak on the matter.

Cummins said he hopes the court-ordered medical assessment is allowed to proceed and that Khan’s family visits continue, while stressing that Imran Khan deserves to be treated with dignity.

28/08/2026

It’s shameful, and at this point, it’s becoming a comedy. Why does this regime feel so threatened and act so weird every time Imran Khan’s name comes up? If they have a case against him, then just make it. But these desperate antics are turning them into a global mockery.

Media censorship in Pakistan has reached an unprecedented level. The moment Sky Sports aired Khan’s interview, PTV, which was relaying the same broadcast, suddenly switched to advertisements.

Imran Khan is not Morsi. He is a far bigger and more influential personality than this regime, this establishment, or these fascists ever expected. And ironically, their own crazy behavior are doing the exact opposite of what they want, the interview is reaching an even bigger audience, going viral, and getting more attention.

And the funniest part? The interview actually made it onto PTV before they apparently realized what was happening and switched to a commercial break. Such shame. Such shame.