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First of all, this whole protest has nothing to do with extremism. Second, rigging is definitely part of today' elections, but he completely hijacked the whole electorate process. Just imagine he had two third majority in National and provincial assembly. The problem is all are thugs, but one...

Rigging the elections are one thing, but the real bone of contention is, how fast Nawaz is making money. He broke all the previous records of corruption. All the mega projects started are done by foreign companies so there will be very little chance, even in the future there would be any track...

This is all the power game. In the modern world this power game is being played in different ways in different countries, but their goal is the same to serve the elite. The only thing in a democracy is about the people is 'demo' meaning people and that is to use them.

The army has told the government not to use force so they took security from PTV building and allowed people to enter the building. Nawaz is playing games with everyone. He couldn't tune himself for reforms and accountability. Even if this protest is finished Nawaz government would be very...

And the bottom line is generals of both sides are already in touch. So there is no question of consent of generals, they are already a stakeholder on both sides. This is not Pakistan and India, everywhere in the world, the generals are part of the political game.

Nawaz loves to use the strictest options, but the problem is his government has no moral authority. They massively rigged the elections and secondly already they have allegations of killing of 14 people in Lahore. Now how much more they can do?

This is just a money game. This time, Nawaz broke all his previous money making records in a record time of 14 months, which is irritating other politicians. The worst thing was that Nawaz played this while the money game alone, that is the worst part of the game. Even the bad guys know the...

This protest by two parties exposed all the political powers and nonpolitical powers e.g. Judiciary, FIA, NAB, Police & Army. Now everyone has to clean his face before moving forward.

Neither IK nor YUQ want any violent clash than the whole bargain game will slip out of their hands. Both of them more political space. Lets see, now the ball is in the establishment court, who is gonna be the winner.

All these parties used paid protestors for their rallies.

. This picture clearly reflects the level of Supreme Court

Pakistan should give more constitutional space to the Natinal Securit Council.

But at least iK hit Nawaz's governance.

M I think democracy got strong through this protest.

At the end of this drama we will see who was the real director of this drama.

Right now everybody is waiting how this situation is gonna be unrolled. TUQ is a very good speaker. IK has to learn a lot in politics.

Don't know where IK is heading to.

These all politicians are big actors. IK, NS & TUQ etc etc. They all have only one thing in mind and that is the government. All of them wanting to rule. NS made a big mistake that when he got the government instead of sharing with all the political stakeholders he grabbed all of the power...

This could be the possibility that IK is losing the moral grounds. Right now everything is just in the air. Everybody is making speculations. The time is gonna tell us in the coming hours who was losing what. One thing is for sure coming hours are very important.

There are three pillars of the government. One is political, second is constitutional and third is moral grounds. Right now the first two pillars are with the government, but the every passing moment NS is losing moral grounds. There is a lot of possibility small parties will support IK & TUQ...