Election, Martial law, Technocrat Imported Government, or a Bloody Revolution?

[BamsiBey]

asalaam'o'Aliekum,

Pakistan has practically experienced all forms of governments in the last 75 years. However, none of them were able to give a direction to the country. But the history is full of controversies, political sabotage and assinations.

In your opinion, How will Pakistan come out of the current political crisis and why?

I am not sure of the current ground realities but from what i am seeing on social media, IK is leading by a far margin.

So please state your reason as to why you are picking one of the options.

I highly appreciate you to include any relevant research articles or op-eds to support your claim.


Many thanks.

 

[VCheng]

I am going with:

E: None of the above.

There will be elections and then a new façade will be put into place.

 

[BamsiBey]

I am going with:

E: None of the above.

There will be elections and then a new façade will be put into place.

Elections change the direction and politics of the country as you can see the result in the last two elections.

Please elaborate as its hard to make sense of your comment.

 

[VCheng]

Elections change the direction and politics of the country as you can see the result in the last two elections.

Please elaborate as its hard to make sense of your comment.

My comment is perfectly clear.

 

[fisher1]

CIA Sponsored Technocrat Government

Because everything in Pakistan politics is Ameriki Saazish.

 

[epebble]

Some food for thought:

Perpetual Political Conflict In Pakistan Is Making Disaster Inevitable

The military's attempts to retain its hegemony and political conflict in Pakistan makes the country a rudderless ship heading for a shipwreck

www.thefridaytimes.com

Reimagining Pakistan Will Test Our Collective Optimism

Reimagining Pakistan and its state and economy requires harboring optimism that an alternate reality is possible

www.thefridaytimes.com

Disaster ahead

There seems to be no way out of the current stand-off.

www.dawn.com

Hard reset, anyone?

The corruption of politicians is a narrative that was shaped to rationalise the political activities of the ‘other’.

www.dawn.com