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She feels unsafe in existing political parties.
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She sees herself politically relevant for the next 30 years.
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She believes hard work eventually pays off.
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And candidly: “We will learn.”
Honesty is refreshing.
But politics is unforgiving.
The Litmus Test Pakistan Needs
Which brings us to the core question:
Why must Pakistan “try first” to know if something works?
Why can’t there be a litmus test—clear benchmarks, pilot governance models, measurable outcomes—before asking for national trust?
PRP says it is focusing on Gilgit-Baltistan, Karachi, South Punjab, and Hazara (KPK).
Good. These regions need attention.
But focus must come with proof of concept.
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