[1] He was a key figure in the PTM, utilizing his poetry and digital platforms to raise awareness and mobilize support for Pashtun rights.

Growing up in an environment marked by political and social turmoil, Gilaman developed a strong sense of identity and purpose, leading him to become a vocal advocate for Pashtun rights.

[11][12] His poetry, known for its progressive and patriotic themes, resonated deeply with the youth and played a crucial role in spreading the message of Pashtuns.

[17][18] On July 7, 2024, Gilaman was attacked in Islamabad, allegedly by Azad Dawar and his associates, reportedly acting under orders from the Pakistani government due to the perceived threat he posed to the state of Pakistan.

[34][35] His work continues to inspire many in the Pashtun community and beyond, highlighting issues of state violence, repression, and human rights struggles.