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Pakistan is Under Soft Martial Law

Once you become a general, you become an expert in power generation, telecom, railway, Steel mills, banking, fertilizer, cement, food production, education, sports boards.

martial law in Pakistan

So military is only successful organization in Pakistan? If so, kindly, amend the law and let forces run the country officially. Let’s give Punjab & KPK PM office to Army, Navy should run affairs of Sindh and Balochistan. Airforce should own presidents position and GB/Kashmir. Too many people in Pakistan are blind to realize that the reason why their democracy is corrupt is because it is not a democracy to begin with.

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