The Phoenix(PTI) will rise

 Niklo Pakistan kee khaathir 
 Niklo Pak Afwaaj kee khaathir 
 Niklo Jurath Mand Khan kee khaathir
 Ik khudmukhthaar jamhoor kee khaathir
 Ik muthahid Qoam kee khaathir 
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 Ik naee orhaan kee khaathir

 Niklo Pakistan kee khaathir 

            We are yet to become a nation in true spirit of the word. Ethnic and religious fractures exist and are often exploited. Geographical location and time in history has made us Berlin or Beirut of South Asia. The fragility of our economy has put us on the verge of bankruptcy. Two factors have kept united this ‘Land of the Pak’: Kalima and Pak Army (the institution not personality). 

           The relevant has to realize that the ‘jamhoor’ of the day is much more conscious of its rights; more patriotic and much more perturbed to break the shackles of modern colonization and the spirit of it.

         The politicians of the 80s and 90s frustrated the masses to the limit of alienation. The arrival of the Captain on the political arena assembled ‘the like-minded’ around him: to some extent because of his personality but the major contributor was the hate of ‘the old-guards’. One called this phenomenon as ‘Imranizm’. 

            The ouster of the Captain was backed by the establishment: an assumption (evident historically). No call was given; no leader was leading. Still ‘jamhoor’ came out in great numbers on streets to demonstrate their resentment. 

              The person specific laws to give clean chit to the plunderers and a ‘license-to-loot’ by the august House of the Parliament was the starting point of transformation of resentment into anger. An attempt to kill Imran was not taken by the like-minded as an attack on a person but was considered as an act of waging a war against the phenomenon of Imranizm.

             A very clear article of the constitution (election in 90 days of the dissolution of an Assembly) was blatantly ignored. Higher Judiciary was ridiculed, not somewhere else but in the Parliament! The Parliament, the custodian of the constitution, mercilessly breached the constitution on so many occasions. One feel one is living in a country without constitution and law! Anger of the like-minded was changing to rage but Pak Army zindabaad , still.

             The old-guards conspired to pitch the ‘jamhoor’ against the Army(they wished it historically ): one despise even to think of such a scenario materializing. That, unfortunately, has happened. 

           One fear a very bleak scenario: the transformation of anger into hate for Pak Army! The dream of our enemies. Peaceful demonstration anywhere and anytime is our democratic right: destroying our national assets; going against our army is no way acceptable. Cut those hands who have destroyed our assets; break those legs who have trespassed for plunder and destruction,

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Oh Pak Army! Reconcile yourself to the ‘jamhoor’ who desperately wants Imranizm. 

Oh Captain! Reconcile yourself to Pak Army(strong army is our national dream and necessity), in this way you will be treading on the path of Imranizm. 

I am Tahir Zaman

 I am Imran