A “MONSTER” Made in Pakistan.

Imran Khan, once celebrated as a national cricket hero and later as the 22nd Prime Minister of Pakistan, has become a controversial figure whose actions have raised serious questions about his motives and allegiance. The events of May 9, 2023, marked a shocking turn in Pakistan’s history when violent protests erupted across the country following his arrest. His supporters targeted military installations, government properties, and national symbols, crossing a line that many believe reflects an orchestrated campaign fueled by hatred and resentment against Pakistan and its armed forces.

As a former Prime Minister, Imran Khan held unprecedented power during his tenure. His inability to relinquish power gracefully underscores an unsettling addiction to authority, showcasing a lust for governance that transcends democratic norms. Despite swearing an oath to serve Pakistan’s best interests, his actions reveal an inner rage that has manifested in divisive politics and aggressive rhetoric against state institutions, particularly the armed forces a backbone of Pakistan’s stability and security.

Khan’s journey from being one of the most powerful leaders in Pakistan to leading destructive protests highlights a troubling trajectory. His inability to accept political realities, coupled with his desire to remain relevant at any cost, paints the picture of a leader who prioritizes personal ambition over national unity. This “monster,” created by the very system he now undermines, reflects the dangers of unchecked ego and power in politics.

The ongoing turmoil he continues to incite poses serious challenges for Pakistan’s progress and stability. The need of the hour is to recognize and address the detrimental impact of such leadership, ensuring that national interests remain above individual agendas.