Martial Law Vs Democracy

[jasos]

Re: Martial Law Vs Democracy

@sachaydino

Pakistan has seen very few days of democracy. I would say in the days of ZAB and perhaps before him for a very short period. What Pakistan had gone through is kind of 'aadha teetar, aadha batair" system of democracy where absolute powers still lies with the generals. Many key civilian functions are still run by military. Had Pakistan democracy like India for at least three decades, perhaps things would have been different. This system is now moving from two sharing holders to three. Judiciary is making inroads in the administration of government which is quite dangerous to the stability of country. I have said it many times and I am saying again, unless true democracy would not function in the country, the country would head for another breakup. Pakistan has faced this tragedy in 1971 will further face disaster if army and judiciary encroach in the administration of civilian government.

bhutto ruled more then 5 years and every one know who was the reason of 1971’s break up but in this thread we’ll not discuss it. Just tell me in which Party’s tenure Pakistan was going to be a fast growing country ? This party is also going to complete its 5 years and we have seen in 1st post that what we have achieved in this good governance. So just stay on your topic and write the blessings and services of Democracy.