Imran Khan’s Independence Day Pre-recorded Message Goes Viral
ISLAMABAD – A pre-recorded video message from former Prime Minister Imran Khan has gone viral, stirring up public sentiment weeks after his arrest on corruption charges. The two-minute clip surfaced just in time for Pakistan’s Independence Day, and it has since been widely shared across various social media platforms.
In the video, Khan reminisces about the visions of Quaid e Azam and Allama Iqbal, two of Pakistan’s most revered leaders. He speaks of their dreams for a prosperous Pakistan and how they pushed boundaries to secure freedom for the Muslims of the subcontinent.
Khan draws parallels between the formation of Pakistan and the state of Madina, suggesting that those who attain freedom under such a state become leaders themselves. This comparison is a significant part of Khan’s political philosophy, which emphasizes the importance of justice and equality.
The former prime minister underscores the importance of justice for all citizens. He advocates for measures to bring influential individuals within the scope of the law, emphasizing that no one should be above it.
Khan also expresses his belief that prosperity comes to nations that serve justice to all their people. He argues that if justice prevails, there would be no need for citizens to seek employment abroad. Instead, he urges everyone to strive for a better nation.
This pre-recorded message, released on the eve of Independence Day, has resonated with many, leading to its widespread sharing and discussion online. Despite his recent legal troubles, Khan’s words continue to inspire and provoke thought among the Pakistani populace.
