Re: Why Its Soo Much Difficult To Talk On Religion???
Brother, when there is will there is way.
Peace can come to Pakistan if Pakistan starts adopting zero tolerance policy towards sectarian as well as religious victimisations, preaching, or actions. Support (moral and financial) to sectarian outfits should also become unlawful with heavy penalty. Madrasas should be taken under government control and should have moderate mix syllabus, where basics of religion (common with all sects) are taught along with other subjects that could make students a worthy law abiding citizen.
Pakistani constitutional laws should be changed to exclude all controversial religious laws or laws that any Muslim sect does not agree.
Perpetrator of sectarian crimes should be dealt harshly, immediately and effectively. Execution should become norm for perpetrators of sectarian violence, preaching hate, or supporting such outfits with money or morally. Even if known strong political, financial, or influential personalities get involved in such activities then also laws should be strong enough to punish them severely (even execute them if needed).
I am not sure if will in government exists, rather, even within government there are lots of support for religious and sectarian intolerance, so consensus to act harshly is very difficult.
Anyhow, if that would be done and heat gets felt by sectarian outfits too then I believe peace would come to Pakistan in no time. Else, we have to deal with situation as it is.
[For all above to happen, corruption from judiciary and police has to get eliminated and law enforcement agencies including judges should be given full security, especially at initial stage until sectarian outfits become weak].