Re: What do you see Pakistan as in next 10 years?
I can tell you that… in the days of when NS was thrown out of power and military took over, i myself witnessed the change in the all public sectors i visited… though they moved back to corruption because mushy was corrupt as well… but how can you stop corruption if you have the most corrupt man as president of your country? and 2nd most corrupt man is the next would-be prime minister??? unlike other things, the virus of corruption is top-down approach…
The last decades of Great Ottoman Empire, the ministers, the prime-minister and even the CALIPH himself was corrupt, they use to sell important positions in exchange of DONATIONS and we all know what happened there.. same was the case with Mughal Empire.. .
To remove corruption, we need to remove these symbols of corruption from power… who appoint the corrupt persons and/or run the ministries as corporations, where each ministry have a monetary target to achieve… look at Ministry of Electricity, now tell me what kind of fool would do such expensive rental power agreement? Look at ministry of Railways! look at PIA, look at the ministry of Agriculture and food!!! all the heads of these ministries and institutes are bound to make corruption… Steel Mill which had excess funds is about to get bankrupt… in these circumstances… one cannot say that, KUNDA system and/or money under the table is some kind of hobby for this nation rather it is some kind of tax, a corruption tax which the people are bound to pay to live…
I don’t know what you are talking about, corruption never slowed down in Pakistan whether it was Zia, NS, BB or Mushy as the ‘chief executive’. People want to get by anything by feeding corruption, they want to stamp over rights of others if they get a chance by feeding corruption. Corruption can be stopped only when we want to, when every single person (including judiciary/law enforcement) wants to otherwise it will continue its growth.