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Pakistan started on its road map badly when the first prime minister skipped elections, refused to draft a constitution & tried to be too powerful. But Indian democracy is no role model for Pakistan. It is not even for India. It is keeping a Hindu Dalit community of 240 million as well as 160 million Muslims out of the economic mainstream & spends huge sums on military hardware at the cost of social welfare programs. Pakistan is in a worse condition. It took a long time to work out it’s constitution but that was violated by Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto & Sharif is no saint. It’s judiciary is averse to the dictates of democracy & the army even more so. The politicos are all products of horse-trading. We have forgotten or ignored the principles that guided Pakistan’s founding father. The press & media are under the control of powerful elements, which are out to make money. Don’t expect from them to launch or inspire something like, called ‘movement’.

Does anyone honestly believe that democracy will solve Pakistan’s problems? Compared to India, a majority of Pakistanis are illiterate & they don’t know anything about the workings of a complicated democratic society. The country needs someone who can clamp down on behaviour that sometimes borders on the idiotic.

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