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News at Soldier Speaks
نَصْرٌ مِّن اللَّهِ وَفَتْحٌ قَرِيبٌ
لَّآ إِلَٰهَ إِلَّآ أَنتَ سُبْحَٰنَكَ إِنِّى كُنتُ مِنَ ٱلظَّٰلِمِينَ
Toe this line, or else…
London Freelance reports alleged threats against Adil Raja
London Freelance has highlighted Adil Raja’s account of alleged threats, coercive pressure, and attempts to influence his political commentary. The report says he refused to compromise his journalistic integrity despite escalating intimidation..
NUJ raises concern over raid on Adil Raja
National Union of Journalists in UK expresses concern after four suspects were charged over a break-in at union member Adil Raja’s home, seen as part of intimidation against his investigative journalism.
Adil Raja is Back on YouTube
After two years of ban imposed by YouTube Adil Raja is now making a comeback on YouTube with two channels:
Recent Tweets
The life sentence handed to Dr Mahrang Baloch marks more than one court verdict. It raises deeper questions about dissent, rights advocacy, and the state’s expanding use of security law in Balochistan.
🚨پاکستانی انٹیلی جنس ذرائع تصدیق کرتے ہیں کہ پاکستان کو امریکہ-ایران ثالثی مذاکرات سے باہر نکال دیا گیا ہے۔ امریکہ، ایران اور قطر کے درمیان طے پانے والے تین فریقی سمجھوتے کے تحت اب دوحہ واحد ثالث کا کردار ادا کرے گا—یہ فیصلہ پاکستان سے کسی بھی قسم کی مشاورت کے بغیر کیا گیا ہے۔
@S_Mahreen09 Time will tell—and as always, my news will stand validated in the end.
The KP government has set up a paid social media cell—hiring popular influencers to push only government achievements.
Imran Khan has always opposed this. Yet his own social media tigers are being steered in the exact opposite direction.
Articles at Soldier Speaks
Mahrang Baloch Life Sentence and Balochistan’s Crisis
The life sentence handed to Dr Mahrang Baloch marks more than one court verdict. It raises deeper questions about dissent, rights advocacy, and the state’s expanding use of security law in Balochistan.
Pakistan Defence Budget 2026 Exposes State Priorities
Pakistan’s proposed Rs3 trillion defence allocation for FY2026-27 reveals a familiar imbalance: citizens face austerity, lenders demand reform, and the security establishment remains protected.
Pakistan Defence Budget 2026-27 Shows Selective Austerity
Pakistan’s new federal budget raises defence spending to Rs3 trillion while the government works under IMF conditions and seeks higher tax collection. The numbers reveal more than fiscal policy. They show where state power still…
Pakistan-administered Kashmir Crackdown Deepens Crisis
The crackdown on JAAC in Pakistan-administered Kashmir has turned a dispute over reserved seats into a wider test of political representation, civil rights, and state coercion.
Pakistan Afghan Airstrikes Expose Limits of Security-First Policy
Pakistan says its latest strikes inside Afghanistan targeted TTP-linked militant hideouts. But UN-documented civilian deaths raise a harder question: can Islamabad secure Pakistan through cross-border force without deepening the crisis it seeks to contain?
AJK Unrest & 12 Seats Crisis: Why the Political Fallout Matters
The crisis in Azad Jammu and Kashmir is no longer just about 12 refugee seats. It has become a test of whether political grievances will be handled through dialogue, law and representation, or through bans,…
Rawalakot Massacre: Kashmir’s Anger Reaches a Breaking Point
The bloodshed in Rawalakot has exposed deep tensions between Pakistan’s military establishment and the people of Azad Kashmir. This opinion piece explores the political, moral, and spiritual consequences of state violence, growing resistance in Kashmir…
Pakistan’s Five Military Strongmen: From Ayub to Asim Munir — A Legacy of Arrogance, Hypocrisy, and National Tragedy
From Ayub Khan to Asim Munir, Pakistan’s military rulers promised stability and national salvation but left behind wars, authoritarianism, institutional decay, and deep political divisions. This analysis examines the legacy of Pakistan’s five military strongmen…
Gilgit-Baltistan Election 2026: A Test for Pakistan’s Democracy
The Gilgit-Baltistan election has become more than a regional vote. With opposition complaints, security deployment, and transparency concerns, the June 7 polls are now a test of democratic credibility in one of Pakistan’s most sensitive…
Pakistan Military Discontent Grows as Petrol Price Backlash
Pakistan Army Pulse Report highlights growing internal dissatisfaction over inflation, petrol price hikes and economic uncertainty. Adil Raja’s latest analysis claims rising pressure inside military ranks as public anger over fuel prices and governance challenges…
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Polls at my Twitter
پاکستان کا اصل دشمن کون ہے؟
— Adil Raja (@soldierspeaks) March 6, 2025
Explore additional polls that I have conducted over time on my Twitter feed, each drawing votes from hundreds of thousands of Pakistanis. This speaks volumes about public engagement and the genuine thoughts of the people!
FAQs By My Followers
For further questions/quries, please email me at: info@soldierspeaks.org
Why do I not appear in public gatherings or any protests organised in UK?
I have a serious threat to my life from the Pakistani deep state and certain political actors, which do not like looking in the mirror I present to them. Arshad Shareef Shaheed was assassinated for the same reason. The police in the UK is actively protecting me, and require me not to attend pre-planned public gatherings or political commitments due to the serious nature of the threat to my life.
Why did I leave Pakistan?
I was forced to leave Pakistan, for the safety of my life and more importantly to speak the truth, which is not possible in Pakistan. There is no freedom of speech in Pakistan and no matter what or who you are, living in Pakistan, you must make a compromise for your own or your loved one’s safety.
Are my relative including mother safe in Pakistan?
Definitely not. My mother is being held hostage in Pakistan after being abducted by the intelligence agencies during an effort to legally leave Pakistan. Her safety is a constant concern for me, but I am fighting against this kind of fascism not only for my mother, but for the mothers of all Pakistanis.
Why and how did I leave Army?
I took voluntary retirement from the Pakistan Army as a Major with full honours, awards and earned benefits including pension in 2017 after 20 years 8 months and 24 days of exemplary military service. For more details, watch my vlog. (mein kon hoon?)
When will I return to Pakistan?
I will Insha’Allah return to a free Pakistan where democracy and freedom reigns supreme instead of fascism and law of the jungle.
Affiliated Institutions
IMCB F-7/3
Early schooling & college education in Islamabad. Pre-Engineering. 1984-1996
PMA Kakul
PMA 99th Long Course, Graduated in, History, International Relations, Military and General Sciences. 1997 - 1999 as the Battalion Seargent Major, 1st Pak Bn (QAO).
Pakistan Army
Took Voluntary retirement as a Major from Pak Army after 20+ years of exemplary services in the fighting arms. A War Wounded Veteran
18 Horse
18 Horse Regiment of Pakistan Aromoured Core (tanks regiments) is my parent affiliation in the Pakistan Army.
Frontier Scouts- FC KPK
I was posted as the Wing Commander of the prestigious Khyber Rifles, 2 wing, which was part of the Frontier Scouts aka FC KPK.
Peshawar University
Masters in International Relations. Did this as a private student while on job with the Pakistan Army. 2006 - 2008
Quaid-e-Azam University
Took courses part of M Phil first two semesters. Had to break for operational commitments. 2013
PESS
Remain spokesperson and director of Media Cell of the Pakistan Ex Servicemen Society from 2017 to 2023.
NUJ
Currently affiliated as a full member of National Union of Journalists
