Farah Sohail
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Not everyone is Muhammad Ali Jinnah ................. especially in today's Pakistan. Some people devote their whole life for a nation and some people devote the whole nation for themselves.
Like all other fields and professions there should be an age limit for all the key positions of a country....... In my view no one over and above 60 should be eligible to hold a key post like PM, President, CM or a Governor. If the age limit to appear in CSS exams can be max 28 years old then why not age limit should apply in politicians' case.
I will again repeat what i said earlier.. Age only does not count... Yes, i agree tht not everyone is Quaid...but u see, the main difference is honesty, integrity and dedication.. Quaid e Azam was vert weak , he had TB but he succeeded due to his sincerety and dedication.. Age as such did not hinder him in his cause.. Again the key point is honesty, and integrity..so this is what matters most...
Even if u compare Imran khan..he is also well above retirement age.. I am NOT his supporter..did not even vote for him in 2013, neither plan to vote him in future... But i am focussing on the age factor.. Imran khan is well above 60. I dont agree with him on many counts, but you cant deny the fact tht he is very energetic and active, always on the move, despite his age.. U can disagree with him on anything but cant say tht he has become lethargic or lazy due to his age..
With age, comes experience....Nawaz Sharifs problem is not his age, but his lack of sincerety, his sinister motives, against army and the state, his selfishness and greed..not much to with his age but with his character..
Does army realise tht the sooner nawaz sharif is ousted, the better for Pakistan and its peoples' security? Do they realise the grave security threat he has become? It remains to be seen