Why Has Tariq Rehman Returned? Maj Samar Toor Alleges Pakistan Deep State Role

Описание: In this hard-hitting discussion, Dr Amjad Ayub Mirza questions renowned urban warfare and security expert Maj (R) Samar Toor on the sudden return of Tariq Rehman to political and media relevance.

Maj Samar Toor makes a serious and controversial claim—that Tariq Rehman’s re-emergence is not organic, but rather engineered by Pakistan’s secret services as part of a broader strategy of political manipulation and narrative management.

The conversation explores:
• Why Tariq Rehman disappeared from public relevance
• What factors explain his sudden comeback
• Allegations of deep-state patronage and political engineering
• The role of hybrid and psychological warfare in Pakistan’s internal politics
• How manufactured leaders are used to control dissent and public discourse

This interview is essential viewing for anyone seeking to understand Pakistan’s civil-military nexus, covert influence operations, and the mechanics of power behind the scenes.

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4. “Who Is Behind Tariq Rehman’s Revival? Urban Warfare Expert Samar Toor Speaks”
5. “Manufactured Leadership? Samar Toor Claims ISI Backing Behind Tariq Rehman”

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Political manipulation Pakistan
South Asian geopolitics
Civil-military nexus Pakistan

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