The Daily Inside

12/01/2025

11/29/2025

Multiple Shaukat Khanum Cancer Hospital accounts have been frozen, igniting nationwide outrage. For millions of Pakistanis, this is the clearest sign yet of how far the current regime is willing to go to punish anything connected to Imran Khan. Shaukat Khanum is not a political organization. It is a hospital that treats cancer patients regardless of their background or beliefs. The fact that the government is interfering with a charity institution founded to save lives has ignited shock and anger across the country and confirmed what many already believed. Pakistan is no longer being run with democratic principles. It is being run with the mindset of a fascist state.

This regime’s pattern is well documented. For the last 2 years, anything associated with Imran Khan has been targeted. PTI accounts were frozen. Fundraisers were blocked. Volunteers were harassed. Donors were threatened. Even the hospital’s leadership was subjected to politically motivated investigations.

Freezing Shaukat Khanum’s accounts is not a surprise. It is simply the latest step in a campaign that prioritizes revenge and political paranoia over the lives of ordinary patients who rely on this hospital for survival.

The moral collapse is complete. Freezing the accounts of a cancer hospital is not politics. It is cruelty. It is the act of a state that treats human suffering as collateral damage in its fight to cling to power.

This decision places the government in the same category as authoritarian regimes that target humanitarian institutions to crush their opponents. When a state interferes with cancer treatment for the public, it crosses a line that cannot be undone. Pakistan is now being governed by people who value control more than compassion. The people see this. The anger is growing. A government that weaponizes healthcare against its own citizens loses any claim to legitimacy. It is not governance. It is tyranny.

11/29/2025

Is Imran Khan really in danger⁉️ — or is this just another rumor being tested on the public? Pakistan, one of the strongest Muslim nations with the potential to shape the region’s future, now finds itself facing a critical moment. 🇵🇰

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11/28/2025

President Donald Trump has announced plans to “permanently pause migration” to the United States from what he called “third world countries,” saying the move is needed to let the nation “fully recover” from past immigration policies. Posting on Truth Social, Trump offered no details on how the pause would work or which nations would be included.

The statement came a day after an Afghan national was accused of shooting two National Guard members in Washington, DC, killing one. The incident has triggered a series of tougher immigration-related declarations from the president.

Trump said the shooting underscored a significant national security threat and repeated a pledge to remove any foreign national “from any country who does not belong here.”

The U.S. has suspended all immigration processing for Afghan nationals pending a review of security and vetting procedures. A day later, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services announced it will re-examine green cards issued to immigrants from 19 countries.

When asked which countries were included, the agency referred to a June White House proclamation listing Afghanistan, Cuba, Haiti, Iran, Somalia and Venezuela among them. Officials provided no further details on how the review will be conducted.

11/28/2025

Fatima Bhutto, daughter of the late Murtaza Bhutto, on Friday criticised the treatment of former prime minister Imran Khan, saying he “cannot be kept in darkness”.

11/28/2025

Two Palestinian men have been executed by Israeli soldiers during a raid across the West Bank city of Jenin.

The pair were recorded with their hands up in an attempt to surrender, before being shot and killed. The footage shows an excavator bringing down a corrugated metal sheet on the men, before the soldiers dragged and kicked their bodies.

The Palestinian Authority’s (PA) Government Communication Centre have labelled the incident “an outright extrajudicial killing in blatant violation of international law”. In a statement, the Israeli military and police acknowledged the incident, but did not make any concessions, instead saying the incident was “under review by the commanders on the ground.”

Itamar Ben-Gvir, Israel’s far-right national security minister, expressed support for the officers, writing on social media
“The fighters acted exactly as expected of them - terrorists must die!”

11/27/2025

KP Chief Minister Sohail Afridi staged a 12-hour sit-in outside Adiala Jail after being denied a meeting with Imran Khan.

He was joined by PTI workers, MNAs, MPAs, and women supporters who stood by him throughout the protest.

Despite the cold night and harsh weather, they continued their sit-in, expressing solidarity with their party leader and demanding access to Imran Khan.

11/27/2025

Bring a video message from Imran Khan to prove he is well, and we will conclude the sit-in, says Mahmood Achakzai

11/27/2025

Imran Khan on 60 mins Australia 1984

Rare old interview In 1984, when Imran Khan was just 32 years young, he appeared in a rare and candid interview on 60 Minutes Australia, filmed at his home in Lahore. The program captured him at the peak of his cricketing career, already a national hero in Pakistan and a global sporting icon admired for his talent, discipline, and charisma. The interview offered a glimpse into his life beyond the cricket field, revealing the confidence and depth that would later define his journey into leadership and politics. Though the full recording is hard to find today, it remains a memorable portrait of Imran Khan in his prime, young, driven, and already inspiring millions around the world.

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11/27/2025

The Punjab government has just approved a 124 million rupee project to monitor what people say online, what they watch, what they post and what they think. They are calling it a “media monitoring system”, under the Home Department that will continuously monitor social media, digital news outlets and mainstream media for so-called “anti-state,” “fake,” or “provocative” content, but anyone with a functioning brain can see this for what it is.

This is the oldest trick in the authoritarian playbook. When a government becomes insecure, it starts watching its own citizens instead of listening to them. This is not public safety. This is political fear dressed up as “digital management”.

When you study history even a little, this kind of move rings loud alarms. This is what N**i Germany did when it built a full apparatus to police thought. This is what the Stasi did in East Germany when it kept files on ordinary people for everyday conversations. This is what Stalin’s Soviet Union perfected, the idea that the state must know everything a citizen thinks. This is what North Korea still does today.

Now Punjab wants to join that list, spying on people because the government is terrified of free speech. When you monitor the people instead of serving them, you are not a democracy anymore. You are something else entirely.

Let us stop pretending this is about “misinformation”. If the government cared about misinformation, it would stop spreading it through state TV.

This project has one purpose. Silence critics. Silence PTI supporters. Silence anyone who questions the regime. Punjab is spending taxpayers’ money not to improve hospitals or schools, but to create an online surveillance army to shape narratives and punish dissent. This is not governance. This is paranoia. This is the behavior of a government that knows it no longer has the people on its side.