Now I am
confused. Some people inside the parliament and outside have been saying this
lately that “the elections were heavily rigged , there is no doubt about that.
but we should save the system”.
Being a common man I don’t understand this contradiction, on one hand we are admitting the flaws in our system while on the other hand we are begging to save this very system. I just can’t understand this.
Save the system that allows the people to openly rig the elections? Save the system that allows the same people to admit openly in the parliament that ‘ the elections were rigged but we should save this system’? Save the system that allows a party to rule the country just because it was their turn? Save the system which makes it impossible for a common educated man to reach the floor of the assemblies unless he belongs to a strong political family? Save the system that fills the assemblies with “politicians” rather than the sincere people that doesn’t know much about the “politics”? Save the system that gives a single man so much power that he becomes more important than the institutions? Save the system in which a son of a ruler considers this his inherited right to rule too? Save the system that fills the assemblies with people hooting ‘shame…shame’ like school boys during opponent’s speech? Save this system?
Isn’t it confusing?.
Today Pakistan is going through a tough time and instead of dividing into groups (what we always do) and blaming each other and arguing each other just for the sake of argument and listening to someone’s opinion just to counter it rather than understanding it, we should think what’s best for Pakistan. Because at the end Pakistan is what matters the most .
Being a Pakistani I don’t hesitate to admit that Imran Khan did a lot of things that were wrong. Because it’s not about one person or my leader or your leader. It’s all about Pakistan. But I would still vote him without any doubt because I know atleast he is honest. Because I so want to see a Pakistan where leaders are sincere and well educated . Because I want to see a Pakistan where you don’t have to come from a political family to be the PM of Pakistan . Because I am tired of seeing the same faces or families again and again.
On the other hand PML-N has a great opportunity to solve this problem once and for all by bringing the electoral reforms and be remembered in history in good words.
Sometimes I wonder why doesn’t anyone take serious measures to correct this system. Why are we always fighting the same fight after every elections. Why can’t this be fixed.
Maybe the “Politicians” don’t want this “system” to go away. Maybe this “System” is what gives them the protection. Just a thought…
p.s: before someone points any finger, I am not an opposer of democracy or something. So be cool :p
Being a common man I don’t understand this contradiction, on one hand we are admitting the flaws in our system while on the other hand we are begging to save this very system. I just can’t understand this.
Save the system that allows the people to openly rig the elections? Save the system that allows the same people to admit openly in the parliament that ‘ the elections were rigged but we should save this system’? Save the system that allows a party to rule the country just because it was their turn? Save the system which makes it impossible for a common educated man to reach the floor of the assemblies unless he belongs to a strong political family? Save the system that fills the assemblies with “politicians” rather than the sincere people that doesn’t know much about the “politics”? Save the system that gives a single man so much power that he becomes more important than the institutions? Save the system in which a son of a ruler considers this his inherited right to rule too? Save the system that fills the assemblies with people hooting ‘shame…shame’ like school boys during opponent’s speech? Save this system?
Isn’t it confusing?.
Today Pakistan is going through a tough time and instead of dividing into groups (what we always do) and blaming each other and arguing each other just for the sake of argument and listening to someone’s opinion just to counter it rather than understanding it, we should think what’s best for Pakistan. Because at the end Pakistan is what matters the most .
Being a Pakistani I don’t hesitate to admit that Imran Khan did a lot of things that were wrong. Because it’s not about one person or my leader or your leader. It’s all about Pakistan. But I would still vote him without any doubt because I know atleast he is honest. Because I so want to see a Pakistan where leaders are sincere and well educated . Because I want to see a Pakistan where you don’t have to come from a political family to be the PM of Pakistan . Because I am tired of seeing the same faces or families again and again.
On the other hand PML-N has a great opportunity to solve this problem once and for all by bringing the electoral reforms and be remembered in history in good words.
Sometimes I wonder why doesn’t anyone take serious measures to correct this system. Why are we always fighting the same fight after every elections. Why can’t this be fixed.
Maybe the “Politicians” don’t want this “system” to go away. Maybe this “System” is what gives them the protection. Just a thought…
p.s: before someone points any finger, I am not an opposer of democracy or something. So be cool :p
