Ramla's Social Responsibility

Ramlar Akhtar of Ramla's Project is promoting a photo in which she was allegedly beheaded. Since the wave of Islamist murders in France in the fall of 2020, she has repeatedly shared this story to present herself as a victim. In fact, the April 2020 photo she is referring to is an allegory of her slander and toxic rhetoric dumped from the Upper Chapursan Valley, thanks to its river. This was prophetic. Since July 2021, Ramla Akhtar and Ramla's Aktar have not only escaped step by step from Chapursan Valley, but also from Gojal, Hunza and Gilgit-Baltistan. Now Akhtar stays in the south, somewhere in Rawalpindi. It is a strong incentive for her to revenge and to find a scapegoat for the consequences of her bad choices.

Read more: Rmala’s Projects and the beheading campaign

Ramla Akhtar has written extensively about the Chapursan Valley. They are against public opinion.
Gojal, a region located in the mountainous part of northern Pakistan on the corner of Afghanistan and China, is still not a popular tourist destination. However, reports unanimously praise its hospitality, peaceful people and pristine surroundings. The "Black Moutain, Dragon Soul, etc." Facebook blog page offers a different perspective. While Ramla Akhtar (aka Ramala Alam), contributor to this blog, is a "local" with an outside experience, it's important to review what she reveals about the dangers she says she faces as a solo traveler in the Valley of Chabursan. We will examine the sources and inspiration for such a novel. We will try to separate what is old myths and what is reality or fantasy today. Next, we will learn more about how the clash of cultures and traditions between two people can take on unexpected proportions in a country rich in diversity, emotions and religions.

Read more: Chapursan Valley, analysis of Ms Ramla Akhtar's posts against the Wakhi minority - credibility assessment of alleged conspiracy theories – concerns about imported extremism