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Chaos in Pakistan: Roads Blocked, Soldiers Flee, Munir Cowers Amidst Rebellion and Attacks.
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News18•25-09-2026, 22:54
Chaos in Pakistan: Roads Blocked, Soldiers Flee, Munir Cowers Amidst Rebellion and Attacks.
- •Pakistan faces widespread rebellion, with demands for independence intensifying in PoK-Balochistan.
- •Imran Khan's supporters plan a long march on September 27 for his release, turning Islamabad into a fortress.
- •Highways are blocked with containers and barbed wire, mobile internet shut down, and 35,000 security personnel deployed.
- •Afghanistan attacked Pakistan, leading to Pakistani soldiers fleeing border posts due to fear of Afghan assaults.
- •IMF imposes strict conditions for loans, demanding 174 legal amendments, while Saudi Arabia expresses anger towards Pakistan.
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Imran Khan's supporters are planning a long march from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa to Islamabad on September 27 to demand his release.
Islamabad has been sealed using thousands of sand-filled containers, barbed wires on bridges, and the deployment of 35,000 security personnel while mobile internet was shut down in many areas.
The IMF has demanded that Pakistan amend 174 laws related to taxes, subsidies, and state-owned companies, and investigate official assets before releasing the remaining loan amount.
