Pakistani Politicians and fading away/stepping away gracefully

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Re: Pakistani Politicians and fading away/stepping away gracefully

@Zakk

I take your point but there have been a few exceptions. People like Sherbaz Mazari & wali khan retired after losing elections. On the other extreme Maududi left the party Amir post and handed over to Mian Tufail.

I don’t think this is unique to
Pakistan , much the same has happened in India, Afghanistan, Bangladesh and SrinLanka. Generally speaking politicians and sports people struggle with knowing when to call it quits. The same applies to military, businessmen and celebrities but we judge them for some reason by diff yardsticks.

true but a buddha balding muhamad ali with a pot belly running into his house and yelling to a lady (who looks young enough to be his daughter not his mother) “maaa main pass ho gaya hoon” does not do a number on anything except people’s aesthetic sense and entertainment value. Same with businessmen. Military has a path in general, people go to a level and retire.

Politicians are a different breed.

the company you mention pakistan in, sorry to say is not really great company, I was thinking that if we set aside the anglo angle and looked at perhaps korea, japan, denmark, even greece and spain etc and see how different we really are.

the parliament level people aside, i don’t know if ppl who were president or PM stay on to vie for the top post year after year, decade after decade. i may be wrong, i don’t know