In the lively world of Pakistani politics, X reigns supreme as the ultimate gully where the power players wield their bats and balls. Just like in the streets, when the gully boy gets out who owns bat and ball, the game abruptly halts, leaving everyone stunned.

With a modest 5.6 million users, X’s reach might seem limited in a country of over 250 million people. However, both the political parties and the establishment operate under the illusion that this digital gully encompasses the entire nation. Thus, when defeat strikes on X, it’s as if the gully boy lost his wicket, and the game ends instantly.

Formerly known as Twitter, X serves as the epicenter where political narratives are crafted and clashes unfold. Every tweet is a strategic move, every trend a battleground, and every follower count a measure of dominance.

Despite the narrow confines of its user base, the political elite and establishment seem convinced that X holds the undivided attention of all Pakistani internet users. However, the reality beyond this digital gully is far more diverse and intricate.

But in the game of X politics, perception reigns supreme over reality. So, as long as the gully boy holds sway over the bat and ball, the drama will persist, and the destiny of the nation will teeter on the edge of 280-character messages.