The article expresses concern over recent events that indicate a suppression of intellectual freedom at Pakistani universities. Four incidents are highlighted: the cancellation of a panel discussion at Habib University, the forced cancellation of a commemoration event at Lahore University of Management Sciences, the dismissal of Dr. Ammar Ali Jan from Punjab University, and the state's intervention at Gomal University warning against teaching critical thinking. These events are seen as part of a broader trend that undermines critical thinking and open debate on campuses. The authors, faculty members, and academics, condemn these actions and call for authorities to protect the autonomy of universities and promote an environment conducive to free thought and rigorous academic analysis.