Ignominy: No doctor to treat but police to fill in the blanks.

Peshawar: A  maimed victim of Budh Ber attack on 30th June 2013

The picture is enough to represent the reality about pity mindset in Pakistani culture. Rather the doctor or paramedical staff come first to help this seriously wounded youngster, a police man is busy in his paperwork to record the incident of blast. 

The notable thing is 'anxiety' in the eyes of old lady in picture and blood on his veil. But who cares?

How long this deadly wave will continue? 

Who is going to stop?

Who will tell them so-called Holly Warriors that they are actually the incarnation of Satan?

No one to answer , no one to step forward and no one to take the responsibility. 

Congratulation Mr. Nawaz Sharif- The real trial started now

Finally, Mian Muhammad Nawaz Sharif has become the 3^rd time Prime Minister of Pakistan after a prolonged, nervy and tiring passage of life. Of course last 14 years of his life are full of motley assortments. But the important question is, what he learnt from his past?

 

Once the English statesman Winston Churchill said that “All men make mistakes, but only wise men learn from their mistakes”. Surely Nawaz Sharif made serious mistakes during his previous tenures of Prime Ministership, But this is the time to look forward rather peeping in the past to discuss his misdeeds repeatedly. And this is the hope of the Pakistani nation that he has ascertained from his wrongdoings.

If this position (being the Prime Minister) was his dream, then it came true, if this was his mission then its completed. The Pakistani nation has given him the ‘vote of trust’ to lead the country. Of course he suffered since the Oct 1999 military takeover but the nation has endured more than anyone one else. With his personal grievances; Mr. Nawaz Sharif should count the torment of public.

The political parties either in opposition or alliance have their political agenda. While this is the time to put the country and masses on top priority in forming the future agenda of government. The Zaradari’s show of give and take should over now for once and all in the Pakistani politics. The conventional style of ‘favoritism’ to reward the dear and nears should be cast-off.

The famous French poet/ novelist Victor Marie Hugo stated that “The wise man does not grow old, but ripens”. The Pakistani nation demands your political maturity. You have already showed a glimpse of mellowness by giving the chance to PTI in KPK and Dr Abdul Malik Baloch (National Party) to form the government in their respective provinces. This maturity should continue in every decision during your lordship. The nation demands immediate and practical results rather the typical vows every leader made in the past.

Terrorism, energy crisis, lawlessness, unemployment, drowning economy etc, are the serious issues and require a devotion to overcome in the future years. The precedent governments have not only shown the lack of interest to address the masses concerns but also looted the available resources to build their self-empires. ‘We are in a transition phase’, we are learning the secrets of democracy or we have suffered from dictatorships; all are old phrases. Though this is all true but these words cannot heal up the bruises of over half a century. The time is demanding a realistic approach.  

Undoubtedly Imran’s factor in Pakistani politics has shaken the traditional style of rule. Now this ‘vote of trust’ to Nawaz Sharif is not to command on the nation, but to serve and in case of failure he should realize that ‘history repeats itself’.