Inqilab Manch’s July Fighters abuse Hadi’s sister

June 7, 2026 • Politics
Inqilab Manch’s July Fighters abuse Hadi’s sister
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After the killing of Sharif Osman bin Hadi, his sister was subjected to online harassment and abusive language from a member of his own organization, Inqilab Manch.

Zayef Khan Nadeem, a July fighter and an activist of the ‘Inqilab Manch’, posted harsh and offensive comments on his Facebook ID targeting Hadi’s brother and sister. It is learnt that he made the post in response to criticism from the family over the decision of his slain comrade-in-arms to marry.

In the post on social media, Zayef Khan wrote to Nadeem Hadi’s sister, “Your blood brother Hadi! And you don’t want to be a plaintiff in a fratricide case. Don’t seek justice for the fratricide by taking money from the government.”

At the same time, he also vented his anger against Hadi’s elder brother, writing that despite being the elder brother, he is living a luxurious life by taking a government job and going to London instead of demanding justice for his brother’s killers. He also called the family members ‘greedy’ and ‘brother businessmen’.

The anger was sparked by the family’s objections to the recent marriage of Hadi’s friend and fellow fighter Jaber. The post defended Jaber, saying that as a fellow fighter and friend, Jaber is on the streets day and night demanding justice for Hadi’s killers. Why can’t he build his own life or get married?

However, while trying to highlight Jaber’s rationality, the Inqilab Mancha activist used extremely dirty, ugly, and indecent words (such as “Khanki Magi”) targeting Shaheed Hadi’s sister.

He wrote that they have no right to point fingers at a fellow soldier without doing anything to bring their brother’s murder to justice.

Those involved in the movement cannot accept such extremely offensive and ugly abuse from a July fighter. After the screenshot of the post was shared on social media, there is a storm of severe criticism and condemnation about the mentality and morality of the Inqilab Mancha activist.

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