PTI in disarray as Imran enjoys his seclusion

[Amal]

Re: PTI in disarray as Imran enjoys his seclusion

@Doppleganger

Amal, are you a jiyala that you have to jump on it right away?

If I were a jiyala, I would have avoided last paragraph in my comment. Doppleganger bhai, you can call me a jiyala only once I stop saying that PTI needs to improve

@Doppleganger

Plus, if you compare PTI to other parties, then does that mean the tsunami was a lie?

You always need some fundamentals to start a comparison. PTI cannot be compared with Republicans, Democrats, Labor or Congress. Ground realities are like gravity, no one is immune from it. For example, however you may adore Imran, Sharif or zardari, but you cannot say that they are gods. They all are human beings with their minues and pluses.

@Doppleganger

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It seems that from twitter gaaliyan to manhandling people in karachi elsewhere by niralas who asked some “unpleasant questions”, it reminds me of the immature behavior of imran in early eighties which culminated in his resignation after the not-so-great performance in the 1987 world cup. Hashmi etc should be providing imran guidance, just like the chemistry between miandad AND imran led to the triumph in the 1992 world cup.

Imran doesn’t seem to have the wit (or leadership) to run the complex situation called Pakistan. To his credit or to Pakistan’s dismay, none of our leaders right now have that so it is as they in urdu, andhon may kaana raja. I know many people who voted for Imran by ‘holding their nose while voting’.

I have been saying this in other threads too that PTI is overemphasizing drone issues and that IK should not become a hostage to drone issue. I was not dissatisfied with the PPP government because I knew their capacity. The Sharifs have their own limitations but they are certainly better placed than Zardari and Co. I may be wrong but it would take a miracle for the Sharifs to think out of the box. The way Youth Business Loan scheme is being managed speaks volume of the propensity of the Sharifs to personalize everything at the cost of taxpayers’ money.

PTI has a sea of things to better and — unlike others — it has the capacity to do so. When we analyze PTI’s performance in KP, we should not forget that the province is sitting on a volcano and unlike Punjab where Shahbaz is now effectively into the sixth year of his government, Khattak has taken charge of a province which was almost without a government for half a decade.