Khaleej Times says that even after 900 days of political pressure Imran Khan is still popular!
Think about it: almost three years of non-stop political attacks, court fights, media blackouts, and the system pushing back would crush most politicians. But according to the Khaleej Times, ex-PM Imran Khan is still a political force even after all that. They say he still has the loyalty of most Pakistanis.
This isn’t by chance. It shows things are changing in Pakistan’s politics. It’s about more than just old-school power; it’s about who people really support.
900 Days of Heat: Still No Political KO
Since getting booted out of office, Khan’s been dealing with crazy stuff: arrests, lawsuits, his party breaking up, and not being able to get his message out. But instead of hurting him, it looks like all this has made him even more of a symbol.
The Khaleej Times makes a good point: even with the system fighting him, people still dig Khan’s story. His supporters see the pressure as him being a target, not as him being held responsible – and that makes them even more loyal.
What’s This True Majority Talk?
When the report talks about a true majority, that’s a big deal. It means that even if elections are rigged or things are stacked against him, people still seem to be on Imran Khan’s side.
This isn’t just young, city people. It’s also:
- Middle-class workers
- Pakistanis living abroad
- People voting for the first time
- People who are tired of the usual political parties
This lasting support shows that politics are changing. It’s not just about who’s popular; it’s about what people care about. They want accountability, independence, and the system to be fixed.
Charisma + Belief: The Imran Khan Thing
Khan’s still a big deal because he’s got charisma and strong beliefs. Unlike typical politicians, he’s seen as a fighter. He’s against the rich elites and what he calls a messed-up political world.
Even when he’s not around, his message keeps going through social media, news from other countries, and people on the ground. The Khaleej Times says that all the pressure hasn’t stopped his main message from getting through, and it’s still getting people fired up.
Why Cracking Down Has Backfired
History shows that when you try to shut down politicians, it can make things worse. People see Khan as:
- Someone who wants regular people to have power
- Someone who’s challenging the way things are
- Someone who wants fair elections
That’s why, even after 900 days, he’s still got momentum.
What It Means for Pakistan’s Future
The report reminds us that you can’t fake political support forever. Pakistan needs to be stable, and that means the government needs to listen to what people want.
If most people really support Imran Khan, like the Khaleej Times says, then the future government needs to work with that, not against it.
It’s About Lasting, Not Just Being Liked
After 900 days of pressure, Imran Khan’s story isn’t just about surviving; it’s about sticking around. The Khaleej Times is just one of many news sources that show Khan’s still got a big hold on Pakistanis.
Pakistan’s going through some tough times politically. But one thing’s clear: pressure alone hasn’t gotten rid of his support, and it probably won’t.
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