To its ‘go slow’ policy PML N is
certainly moving cautiously over the matters pertaining to the over-stretched
state architecture but for the clear headedness of its leader MNS over the
right of ‘real governance’ and for his decision to watch over the foreign and defence
policies by himself leading anchor Hamid Mir has rightly alarmed about gearing
up of the country’s deep state against a government with a clear-cut mandate.
The fears that he has expressed largely
relates to the possible creation of unrest in the country’s economic hub Karachi,
fanning of spat among nationalist political parties and separatists of
Balochistan, stimulating a media infight, channelling of black money
through renowned mafias to disseminate filth in media and politics.The worries are further lent
credence when they are read with: (1) the irresponsible threats of agitation by
the political parties that hold power in a major province; (2) news of slander,
abduction, torture and elimination of judges and lawyers pursuing high-profile
cases; (3) Presidential speech before the parliament, with the particular
reference to the essential restrains among the organs of state, emphasizing the
need for unification of democratic forces in order to reduce space for dictatorship and for discouraging
anti-democratic clusters .
Albeit, with the vibrant and by
and large positive media and assertive judiciary the point to remember is that
neither PML N has an anti-national agenda nor the establishment is an adversary
of Pakistan. Only to look for are, firstly,
certain elements which either for their whims and biases, personal prejudices and
petty interest or for the sake of compliance with their offshore masters slog for the schemas of turbulence, secondly , those gullible and impulsive patriots in us who fell
prey to their designs. Nationally, more sanity over and clarity in the actual
and the perceived threats is needed, the pulverized and ossified nation can
hardly afford such showdowns.
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