Hamid Mir predicted Azadi and Inqilabi marches in 2013.

[Sa1eem]

Re: Hamid Mir predicted Azadi and Inqilabi marches in 2013.

@arshad5

The PML N has agreed to their demand for electoral reforms. The main demand is the resignation of the PM, with the understanding that new elections will be held which would then bring IK to power with the help of the establishment. Failure of the PM to resign and fizzling away of the people at the dharna could then lead to stage 2 of general strikes and shutter down across major cities of Pakistan, with the situation becoming so bad that the establishment is “forced” to step in and take control to “save” the country. If NS accepts establishments demands then stage 2 can be avoided and IK and TUQ would have to walk away with nothing, and have to wait until 2018 before thinking about becoming PM. In any case PM has been weakened, establishment has exerted itself, in the process it has rehearsed its plans and can fine tune the script to be used again as and when needed with more potency. NS would remain under pressure from establishment for the rest of his term.

Bhai do not lie and try to spread propaganda.

Imran is not demanding that Thug Nawaz should resign with understanding that new election be held that should bring Imran in power … neither Imran or TUQ has backing of army or establishment. Only mentally retard cannot understand what Imran and TUQ is demanding and only retard would say that their demands are not just.

TUQ if demanding FIR, what not only Punjab session and High courts have also ordered, but it is basic right of all Pakistanis. It is now TUQ secondary demand that election reforms should be done.

Imran demands are straight forward, that is, free and fair election under neutral supervision, that can be formed with satisfaction of all parties contesting election, plus, to stop any gunda-gardi at polling stations, army men should be present with clear order to shoot trouble makers or anyone intimidating voters.

Remember, in Karchi by-elections and constituencies where election was not held, army men was present inside and outside the polling station so that no intimidation or trouble happens.