Shrines are a highly successful business venture in our part of the world...
I do not think it shall be possible for the government to step in and stop people over visiting a grave or construction of a fully functional shrine...unfortunately this person has already become a holy avenger/saint to some.
There are graver threats at hand which demand swift action but are unchecked due to our government's political requirements severely denting the state's narrative and boundaries.
The government has been maintaining and communicating a very irresponsible/ambiguous stance on extremism in order to appease certain segments of their votebank/political leaders or seeking political regression of its opponents.
A case in point is the role of this government in supporting a fanatical cleric against a former dictator to seek sweet revenge...Pakistan be damned!
When we have a known terrorist sympathizer in the form of Maulana Abdul Aziz openly propagating anti State views from Islamabad with veiled/unveiled threats of terrorism as means to an end, surely we lack people who posses clear thinking and can take decisive action in time.
On the other hand we appoint and empower people like Rana Sanaullah, who see no evil in the largest province of Pakistan.
Only focus on education, social uplift, awareness through propagation of a clear state narrative and an effective targeting/political isolation of the extremist sympathizers can lead to a long term change.
