A personal note, and why it belongs here
I’ve written about this for years—not as a partisan, but as a witness to consequences. Thirteen years after the killing, condolences exchanged in private rooms cannot erase a public record. Grief deserves dignity; truth demands clarity.
Bottom line
Intent matters.
Because it explains repetition.
Because it predicts behavior.
Because without confronting why Dr. Imran Farooq was killed, politics learns the wrong lesson: that fear works.
It shouldn’t.













































