Former Prime Minister Imran Khan, who was lodged in Pakistan’s jail on Saturday (September 6, 2025), attacked Army Chief Field Marshal Asim Munir, alleging that he was resorting to atrocities to strengthen his rule.

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chief patron Khan has accused Munir of implementing unannounced martial law, stealing the mandate of the people in the last February election and has accused him of establishing a puppet government under the leadership of Shahbaz Sharif and torturing his party workers.

Atrocities against us are increasing: Imran

Khan said in a post on X, ‘Today Asim Munir is torturing the people of Pakistan to strengthen his rule, which is weakening the country.’ 72 -year -old Khan, who came to politics from cricket, has been in jail for more than two years in many cases. He said, ‘People (Munir & Company) who have stolen the mandate are frightened. Due to this fear, atrocities against us are increasing.

Try to break me: former PM

Khan also alleged that he and his wife Bushra Bibi are being kept in ‘secluded imprisonment’ and only mentally tortured in the hope that I will break and abandon my ideology. He said, ‘The real purpose of trying to break me is to suppress the voice of the people, this is the way that General Yahya Khan adopted the Dhaka in 1971 before losing.’

He said, ‘The only difference between 1971 and today is that now people are more aware. Social media has revealed all the facts to the public and people have learned to stand for their rights against atrocities.

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The former Prime Minister said, ‘This is the reason that this repressive system will be terminated soon. The time has come to hear the voice of the people. Khan was removed from the post of Prime Minister in April 2022 through a no -confidence motion. Khan also strongly condemned the bomb blast at a rally held in Balochistan on the occasion of the death anniversary of Sardar Ataullah Mangal, in which at least 15 people were killed this week.

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Russia-ukraine war: The war has been going on for the last 3 years between Russia and Ukraine. Meanwhile, a heartbreaking news has come out. In the year 2023, a female journalist named Victoria Roshchina was reporting illegal custody and torture of Ukrainian citizens in the occupied area of ​​Zaporizia. Now the news of the death of that journalist has come out. Before the death, 27 -year -old Victoria was detained by the Russian Army and tortured for months. According to the CBS report, Victoria’s body was returned to Ukraine, while the forensic report found shocking marks of terrible torture and inhuman behavior. Scratches, broken ribs, deep wounds on the neck and electric shocks on the feet were found on his body. Even more shocking is that the brain, eye and wind pipe are missing.

Victoria Roshchina was associated with Ukranska Pravada of Ukrainian. She was reporting ground in long -occupied areas. Editor of Ukranska Pravada, Sevgil Musaiva used to consider Victoria as a combative journalist. He said that Victoria used to say that where other people are unable to reach, the journalist should be there. His murder has shocked Ukraine and international journalism. Committee to Protect Journalists described this murder as a direct war crime and demanded to decide the responsibility of Russia.

Ukraine claims Rushchina’s death in Russian custody
According to Ukrainian prosecutors, Roshchina died in Russian custody. Strong evidence has been found. A pattern can be seen in Russia’s actions, where journalists are targeted to suppress the truth in war -torn areas. Ukraine claims that violence has been carried out by the Russian Army to violate international standards, illegal custody of hostages and violence on journalists. Despite this, no country has condemned at the global level.

Growing attacks and reporting challenge in Ukraine
While Russian missile attacks on Kharkiv and Dnipro are going on on the one hand, on the other hand ground reporting has become a fatal job. Nevertheless, journalists are threatening every day to bring out the truth. Victoria’s death is a living example of this challenge.