Senior journalist Hamid Mir made a startling revelation.

Lahore (Daily Pakistan Online) Senior journalist Hamid Mir has published a column in the local newspaper "Jang News" today in which he has unveiled the details after the suicide attack on himself in 2014 and has made shocking revelations.

According to the details, Hamid Mir said in his column that it was the last afternoon of one night in April 2014. When I opened my eyes in Aga Khan Hospital Karachi, my younger brother was leaning on me and consoling me. He said you are asleep. Were talking to someone I was looking around for the old lady who had been talking to me for a while.

I strained my mind and remembered who this white-clad woman was who kept telling me not to panic, this is your country, your elders have sacrificed for this country, you should not leave this country. I closed my eyes again and the kind face of this old lady came in front of me again.

This was Ms. Fatima Jinnah and now I was remembering the conversation with her in a dream. The background of this dream was that on April 19, 2014, I was assassinated in Karachi in which I received six bullets and two bullets remained in my body. Were inside

Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif had set up a three-judge inquiry commission of the Supreme Court to probe the incident, but a cabinet minister came to the hospital with his wife and separately told me who should be held responsible for the assassination attempt. She is innocent. Dr. Inam Paul had banned me from meeting him but some important personalities were breaking the ban and approaching me and advising me to go abroad for treatment.

The situation in those days was such that it was difficult to change sides on the bed, let alone move one's hands and feet. The bullets in the shoulder, abdomen and both legs made it impossible to get out of bed, so my doctor started telling those who advised me to go abroad not to bother the patient. One evening I was told that a special air ambulance was coming to Karachi from Dubai tomorrow and you were going abroad.

I asked my doctor. He was unaware of the matter and was assuring me that my treatment was possible in Pakistan and that I would slowly get back on my feet. It seemed to me that I was not for treatment. On the contrary, there was an emphasis on sending him out so that the Commission of Inquiry of the Supreme Court could not function due to my absence.

A friend even said that the Prime Minister has visited you, but now his government will also file a case of treason against you, so do not have any hope from the Commission of Inquiry. Fatima Jinnah met me in a dream and said look! They didn't do anything to me. They called me a traitor. They made fun of my white hair. But I am still alive in the hearts of my people. Those who used to call me a traitor have forgotten their own children. I was also remembering this sentence ... "Tell them you will stay in Pakistan and will not go anywhere". Maybe my inner feelings were standing in front of me in a dream disguised as Ms. Fatima Jinnah but after this dream I was calm. In the morning, the medical staff came to change my bandages. It was a painful process in which I screamed a lot, but this morning I did not scream at all.