Its unfortunate and heartbreaking. We wanted a Pakistan nationalist party in power, who cares about Pakistan and Pakistanis, who wanted to make major reforms so our people can get justice, accountability of the dacoits, better policies, better education, make pro Pakistan policies, make independent powerful EC, independent Institutes, show the world were not cowards and 3rd class people.
Realistically if Imran Khan changed the mindset of the Pakistani public then nothing can stop Imran Khan from coming back to power. But if the public were only screaming naya Pakistan just for the sake of it then its a lost cause. You cannot eliminate an ideology unless you counter is with a better one.
How long will the crackdown continue? illegal arrests continue? Torture continue? Like brother
@Meengla mentioned, Imran Khan and PTI will go down for 3 to 5 years but then can make a comeback if they play their cards correctly.
From the people I know, the majority of people who supported Pti were never in to politics. Its unfortunate they have lost their love for Pak army and Pakistan.
It makes me feel like how our elders lost interest in politics when Pakistan was divided during their time, they simply gave up and accepted that Pakistan is a loss cause, they were correct aswell. The next generation is us people, who had their hopes high for a decade and now the hope is down the dustbin. I highly doubt we would vote for any other party and will just consider politics as time pass and nothing serious. Literally just give up.
When I joined PDF, we all wanted reforms and nationalist political party, who will stand up for Pakistan but after 2 decades were back to square one. It feels like a game was planned, to give hope and then destroy it, to make us all apolitical so the elite can continue to loot.
I am not talking about PTI but we all want a party who will make reforms, protect and promote Pakistan interests, we want new educated faces, people who will bring a change.
Imagine in 10 years our children looking up to Bilawal Zardari and Maryam Nawaz, the leaders of the youth, both playing the same politics done by their fathers.