This week on Prabhasakshi News Network special Shaurya Path, we wanted to know from Brigadier (Retd) Mr. DS Tripathi, what is your reaction to the situation arising from the arrest of Imran Khan in Pakistan? In response, he said a special court at the Islamabad High Court had granted former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan bail for two weeks in a corruption case. Apart from this, he has obtained bail in many cases, but the way the Pakistani government is trying to keep him in jail shows that Pakistan is moving towards anarchy. Due to Shahbaz Sharif’s rule, Imran Khan’s popularity is also increasing in Pakistan. The arrest of Imran Khan by the paramilitary Rangers sparked mass protests across Pakistan, leading to the deployment of the army in Islamabad, as well as Punjab, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan. Now Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shahbaz Khan is calling Imran Khan and his party “liars” and accusing them of pushing the cash-hungry country toward “destruction.”

Brigadier General (Ret) Shri DS Tripathi said now the fighting in Pakistan is no longer political but the army has also joined it. Not only supporters of Imran Khan’s and Shehbaz Sharif’s parties are fighting each other for the government, but the army has also opened its front against Imran’s supporters. The way the people are fighting each other, the houses of the army officers are being ransacked and ransacked, the malls and the markets are being looted, the opposition leaders are being arrested, it all shows that Pakistan is now in a chaotic state. He said the vandalism and arson of Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif’s home in Pakistan also raises the question that when the Prime Minister’s home itself is not safe, what will happen to the rest of the country? In the midst of all this, countries around the world are keeping an eye on the situation in Pakistan. UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres also called on the authorities to respect due process and refrain from violence from all sides over the ongoing protests in the country following the arrest of former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan. . It is also said that in view of the deteriorating situation in Pakistan, the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Taliban is planning to increase the number of terrorist attacks and capture the ruling establishment. In such a situation, the question arises that just as the Taliban captured Afghanistan, will the Taliban seize power in Pakistan in the same way?

Brigadier (ret.) Shri DS Tripathi said that, on the other hand, in Pakistan, the rupee hit a record 300 to the dollar against the US currency. This is the first time in Pakistan’s history that the local currency has reached such a low level against the US dollar. The rupee has hit a record low amid political unrest in Pakistan following the arrest of former Prime Minister Imran Khan. He said that amid the chaotic situation in the country, Karachi’s foreign exchange market and stock market also experienced a downturn. The Pakistan Forex Exchange Association said this is the first time the Pakistani currency has exceeded 300 rupees to the dollar. This shows how violent protests are having an adverse effect on the economy.