#BREAKING UN General Assembly ADOPTS resolution welcoming the advisory opinion of the International Court of Justice on the obligations of States in respect of climate change RESULT In favor: 141 Against: 8 Abstain: 28

بلاول بھٹو نے جس طرح شازیہ مری سے بدتمیزی سے بات کی اس سے اندازہ ہوتا ہے کہ ہمارے جمہوری رہنماؤں کے اندر بھی ایک ڈکٹیٹر چھپا ہوا ہے

There is not a bigger security threat than Margalla hills. Not only one but a whole army of snipers can attack from there. These hills should be destroyed as soon as possible. Or at least all the trees should be cut.

Lazy critics who neither read nor understand the facts falsely equate the Constitution Avenue matter with Katchi Abadis. I reject this nonsense outright. First, I do not support demolishing Katchi Abadis. I have signed—and will continue signing—petitions demanding due process and a well-planned, humane resolution. Citizens deserve fairness, not bulldozers. Second, the Katchi Abadi issue has a clear, win-win solution: redevelop these areas with high-rise mixed-use buildings. Grant residents legal flats in the new developments in exchange for their current holdings, and provide them a fair share in commercial spaces. This approach upgrades living standards, unlocks economic value, and benefits everyone—residents, the city, and the economy. It is practical, just, and forward-looking. One Constitution Avenue, however, is entirely different. It is strictly a matter of applying the law. Our babus and judges wrongly believe citizens have no rights. They seize on any clause, twist any rule, and trample property rights at will. This is not governance—it is arbitrary power. We must defend the rule of law on Constitution Avenue while delivering smart, inclusive redevelopment for Katchi Abadis. Both can and must be achieved without compromising justice or progress. Enough with the false equivalences and weak excuses. Demand better.