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Pakistan’s Self-Defeating Policy of Appeasement: A Call for Comprehensive Reforms

Pakistan's Self-Defeating Policy of Appeasement

The political landscape is marred by conspiracies as PML-N, PPP, fractured PTI factions, and smaller parties vie for power. Imran Khan’s disqualification and imprisonment have shifted political dynamics, with PML-N making strategic alliances and PPP seeking a level playing field.

The elections, touted as a solution to Pakistan’s challenges, may prove ineffective without comprehensive reforms. Calls for reforms in electoral, judicial, bureaucratic, police, education, economic, and moral domains are essential for meaningful and purposeful elections.

The need for internal reforms is paramount, given the historical one-sided appeasement and the growing discontent between the leadership and the people of Pakistan. As the nation approaches a critical juncture, the interim government’s commitment to reforms will determine Pakistan’s trajectory in the coming months.

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