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I can't agree you more on your highly pragmatic response to my incomprehensive comments on the essential utility of the modern-day qualifications. Brains, like you, that seem to be bred on research-based critical thinking are an asset - not only for PTI, but also for Pakistan. Stay blessed.

Worldly, modern-day qualifications don't always make you stand on the right side of conscience. The examples are not far to seek. People like Ehsan Iqbal, Bilawal Zardari and Khurram Dastagir are highly qualified from foreign universities. Has their high-Fi qualification benefited them a bit?

Your 'civil and decent' language speaks volumes of the type of upbringing you have received from your parents. Instead of stooping to derogatory language, you should base your argument on logic, dear brother.

Mr. Jigrot, this is exactly what you people have learned from IK's attitude. Think of yourself as 'all-knowing', 'all-seeing' and consider others as stupids and nincompoops.

The profile picture of the thread-starter, in itself, is a reality. I'm sure if Quaid e Azam were standing in reality behind IK, Imran would not leave his seat and offer it to the Quaid. This is how 'self-centered' he is.

Politically, maybe. But he is still a patriot and a man of great potential. Those who cannot see anyone's positives in their blindness to IK's romance will soon wake up to the nightmare of reality, in Sha Allah.

I am definitely not in line with SMQ's or Asad Omar's religious beliefs - so that discussion is just a red herring. As far as the prevalent situation is concerned, all the stakeholders have to step back a little from their stern positions if they want to save the country from a complete...

Once again, your 'assumption' of his failure as FM is a mere 'speculation'. He was FM just by name. When he tried to bring in the right policies and opposed 'them' (who were pulling the wires of the whole system), he was thrown out immediately and was replaced by a complete 'yes-man'. I still...

He has definitely become a 'nightmare' - not only for the PDM but also for the people of Pakistan. In his personal craving for becoming PM of Pakistan, he is not ready to go back a step even though it causes a havoc to the entire country.

Keep going straight into the blindness of IK's love until you bang your head against the stern wall of reality. That stumble may open your eyes. But, by that time, it would be too late, I'm afraid.

Sorry, brother. All what you said about Asad Omar is wrong and completely inaccurate. He joined Engro as CEO when it was just a single-product company and left it as 'Engro Group of Industries'. No one gives you Rs. 57 lac per month if you are not giving him back something that is worth it. You...

Very right - He is dear to the people of Pakistan, but people of Pakistan are not that dear to him. He will not back down as the candidate of next PM, even if havoc is played with the people of Pakistan.

His interview = His personal Lament If he is sincere to the country, why doesn't he step down as the next PM candidate and let SMQ or Asad Omar lead the party in elections?

PTI should be led by SMQ or Asad Omar - they both have a balanced head on their shoulders.

Even if everything becomes normal. IK should not become the PM of Pakistan, as he would most probably throw the future of Pakistan into the hands of 'Buzdars'. And then, there would be nobody who could convince him of his 'blunders', howlers' and mistakes.

When you feel yourself at the top of the world, the others look 'ants' and 'insects' - giray hoay log. That's what IK is suffering from.

Secondly, IK keeps saying to the nation 'When they arrest me, you should not sit at home'. Come out of your homes and protest on roads'. However, many of PTI's men and women are going through severe torture, but he just asked them to stay 'steadfast' in face of that torture. I'd see how 'brave'...

His monthly income was Rs. 57,00000 as CEO Angro that he left and sacrificed for country's sake. So, what 'power kay mazay' are you talking about??? Let me know. Secondly, during IK government, Asad Omar was trying to correct PTI's policy as much as he could. But, nothing falls on the deaf ears...

Only 'nonsense' people are trolling Asad Omar for the truth he spoke.

If someone thinks and believes that IK is not a dictator, he should think twice. Anyone who worked and dealt with IK knows that he thinks he knows better than anyone else about everything he does and says. Alas, IK's followers have become completely blind to the reality as they believe IK is an...