Re: Secular?
QFT
I would argue that Pakistan’s biggest problems arise from corruption. First fix the corruption and stabilize the country, and then you can have this debate about turning Pakistan into a secular nation or not.
That said, a secular country only works if the people want it. Look at Iran, secularism was being forced on the population on every corner of the country but the majority of the population didn’t have much desire for it and they fought back. Same deal with Turkey, the military leaders can try as hard as they want to enforce Ataturk’s ridiculous vision of forcing total secularism on to the people, but it won’t work in the long term if people have no desire for it.