PEMRA Silent, Media Muzzled | Imran Khan vs System | Opposition Shocked Pakistan | Hmid Mir Analysis

Pakistan is witnessing an unofficial media blackout of Imran Khan, despite no written orders from PEMRA. This silence has not weakened Imran Khan — instead, it has backfired on the government.

In this powerful analysis, senior journalist Hamid Mir explains how Imran Khan, even from jail, continues to influence national politics by nominating Mahmood Khan Achakzai as Opposition Leader in the National Assembly. The video highlights the irony of Pakistani politics, where leaders who once mocked each other now stand together.

This vlog also exposes the hypocrisy of political alliances, including PMLN, PPP, MQM, and internal conflicts over the 18th Amendment, new provinces, and local body elections in Punjab and Islamabad.

The repeated delay in local government elections shows the fear of strong mayors and empowered youth. Hamid Mir warns that rigged or delayed elections, like February 8, 2024, could push Pakistan towards instability.

👉 This is a must-watch analysis for anyone who wants to understand Pakistan’s real political crisis, media suppression, and the future of democracy.

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