With the same logic, maybe you are blaming Punjab for everything is because you are a closet MQM supporter. Sorry but MQM has nothing to do with Urdu. So lets leave the MQM at that. Also, I hope you know that my native language is Urdu, but I dont stick to the ‘oh just because its my native language i have to support it’ like a yes man. As for your claims about Punjab getting the lion’s share, you are forgetting that its Punjab who feeds the country too. Sorry but that has nothing to do with the imposition of urdu as national language. Lets leave all that out of this thread and not go off topic.
Zardari can address Pakistan in Urdu, no problems with that, however having provincial languages as official language means that the Punjab, Sindh, Baluchistan, NWFP assemblies work in their own languages and carry out their agenda in their own languages, and the Federal Govt can work in Urdu and English (their choice, Mushy liked English, some like Urdu). I hope you get it now, because even a 2nd grader would be able to understand this.
Also, your claim of 95% of Paksitanis speaking Urdu is absurd, though I see some improvement, last time you were saying 100% Furthermore, an average joe does not go galloping around Pakistan so that should be the least of the concern. If provincial languages are made official languages, Mr. Galloping Tourist can still use Urdu to communicate with these people, as like I said before Urdu should stay as one of these languages. The average joe mostly stays in his own province, wants to speak his own language, wants his countrymen to respect his desire to follow his own culture and traditions.