Allegations of Fascist Policies in Pakistan's Political Climate and A Tussle

Pakistan's political climate has been marked by controversy and turmoil, with allegations of corruption, abuse of power, and the use of fascist policies. The current government has been accused of using all its power against the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party and its leader, Imran Khan, to win the upcoming elections. 

The government has been accused of filing 150 FIRs against Imran Khan, his companions, and supporters, and using state institutions to target the PTI. Many believe that the government is using fascist policies to suppress opposition voices and stifle dissent. Furthermore, the establishment is alleged to be controlling all major institutions in Pakistan, which has raised concerns about the democratic process in the country.

Despite allegations and concerns, the government and the establishment have not shown any signs of changing their stance. Audio leaks have surfaced, but no institution is making any effort to investigate them. It is alleged that all institutions are controlled by fascist powers, and the judiciary is powerless and cannot investigate. There is also a fear that no one is ready to accept court orders in the event of a dispute between the government and the establishment.

Additionally, the government violated the constitution by not announcing the election within 90 days, as per the constitutional requirement. This has raised concerns that the government may be afraid of losing the upcoming election, and is trying to hold onto power by any means necessary.

Despite these challenges, there is hope for Pakistan's future. Civil society organizations and the media are working tirelessly to hold the government accountable and raise awareness of the issues facing the country. They have highlighted concerns such as corruption, human rights abuses, and the use of fascist policies against opposition parties.

It is important to remember that political tensions and challenges are a part of any democracy, and Pakistan is no exception. While disagreements and differences of opinion exist, all parties must work together to find common ground and address the issues facing the country. The government must ensure that it adheres to the constitution and democratic processes to maintain the trust and support of the people.

In conclusion, the allegations of the use of fascist policies against the PTI and other opposition parties in Pakistan are concerning and require attention. It is essential that all parties work together to address these issues and uphold the democratic process in the country. Civil society organizations and the media play a vital role in holding the government accountable, and their efforts must be supported. With continued efforts and collaboration, Pakistan can overcome its challenges and build a better future for its people.

Reimagining Pakistan | Hussain Haqqani Launched a book, Anti Islamic Point of View?

"Reimagining Pakistan" is a thought-provoking book written by Husain Haqqani, a former Pakistani ambassador to the United States. The book provides a critical analysis of Pakistan's political and social trajectory since its inception in 1947 and offers a vision for a more inclusive and democratic Pakistan.

Haqqani argues that Pakistan needs to move beyond its traditional dependence on religious and military elites and embrace a more secular and pluralistic society. He proposes that the country's future lies in developing a more open, democratic, and diverse society that respects individual rights, freedom of expression, and the rule of law but only focuses on the modern perspective he mainly pointed towards the modernization of living of Pakistan and highly criticized the existence of religion in a country system.

The book has received both praise and criticism for its bold and controversial views. Some critics argue that Haqqani's proposals are too Western-centric and that they overlook the country's Islamic heritage and cultural identity. Others argue that his proposals are not practical and that they ignore the realities of Pakistan's complex political and social landscape.

Despite these criticisms, "Reimagining Pakistan" remains a valuable contribution to the ongoing debate about Pakistan's future but to discuss further, he implied his personal perspective about Pakistan, previous Prime Minister of Pakistan answered American journalists with a similar argument that Khan Said: I cannot imply my perspective on Pakistan because the majority of Pakistanis believe in ALLAH and Muhammad PBUH so, for that we must take our directions in that path only. The book offers a unique perspective on how the country can overcome its current challenges and build a more prosperous and peaceful society. It provides a roadmap for policymakers, scholars, and citizens to engage in meaningful and positive dialogue and debate about the future of Pakistan but with more of a western-centric.

In conclusion, "Reimagining Pakistan" is a book that challenges us to rethink our assumptions about Pakistan's past, present, and future. While it may not offer a definitive solution to all of the country's problems, it provides a starting point for constructive dialogue and debate, but the Islamic Point of view of governance missing has led to immense criticism, Pakistan massively favors more of an Islamic Sharia-based laws in all segments of the system which from holy Quran already guided and cannot be ignored. As such, it is a valuable resource for anyone interested in u

nderstanding and shaping the future of this important nation.

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Islamic Economic System (Sharia approach) by Islamic Scholar Dr. Muhammad Imran Ashraf Usmani.

Today the world is evolved in shape of money, time and value. What basic things we need to understand in order to analyze the important aspects of Islamic Economic System.

Today's world represents the conventional system which relies on the Interest rate, which resulted in overwhelming damage to the wealth of individuals.

Interest rate system holds in the hand of monopoly, which empowers few people in its framework, which widens the gap between the poor and the rich.

Islamic system simply defines humanity as an equal entity for its rights, there should not be rich and poor to be treated differently but to be justified, provided and served equally.

Islamic economic system approaches towards the circulation of wealth similar to the blood inside the veins of living, the more it circulates the better health nourishes If the blood is stopped within the veins, the body of living paralyzes.

There is the data which indicates that World's 1% people holds the wealth equal to 99% of the whole global population. Millions are deprived of nutrition, health, education, basic human rights, water and cannot even read or write. The quality of life within the capitalistic system continues to go down.

The banking system is supported by the interest-based banking which is proved to be inefficient as it fails to define the distribution of wealth, which fails to distribute wealth.

Islamic system, on the other hand, ensures reliable laws for humanity which defines the equitable distribution of wealth which counters inflation and socially friendly and responsible banking.

In the last few years, Islamic system has begun to evolve as many scholars have put their efforts in the field of research and development of laws which combines the knowledge of Islamic sharia and connects it with the financial system of today. By introducing the Islamic system it is replaceable, approachable in all and by all means of practices.

On the Shariah side, there are hundreds of scholars working to establish a platform to research about Islamic banking system supported by fatwas, resolutions, and articles on various issues of Finance and Islamic banking.

Islamic Ideological Council 1980 and Commission for Islamization of Economy in 1992 produced Islamic Banking concept, the need of Islamic banking is to produce them and develop the insight, educate and train the bankers in the Islamic economic and banking system.

60,000+ young graduates are unemployed in 2019 - many over-aged in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Recent data from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa department of Performance Management and Reforms Unit, there is more than 60,000 youth holding minimum of 16 years of education.

Every year, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa produces huge tranche of graduates from more than 100 postgraduates colleges and universities.

Potentially low job penetration in the market, poor quality of education, ZERO investment in the province has caused massive unemployment which will lead to total disaster in the region.

Massive unemployed youth uploaded data for Internship opportunities

The problem of unemployment is not stopped there, few chunks of opportunities are grabbed by politicians, military brigadiers, high grades officers for their children has already caused massive damage to youth, deprived deserving candidates of the jobs.

Corruption in departments of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has encouraged corruption in the recruitment process where nepotism and bribery have taken massive space between the deserving and non-deserving.

The problem does not finish here, the government poor policies for the youth has looted the pockets of youngsters who are deprived of applying for jobs which costs more than the income generated by a household.

Testing agencies are earning massive profits out of the unemployment where few posts are advertised and thousand of applicants submit their applications for the single post.

The rise in inflation in Pakistan has connections with unemployment, where 60% of youth in Pakistan has nothing to contribute to the economy.

Many of the young graduates are over-aged by not timely hired by the private or public sector in the organizations has also negative implications.

Pakistan is the only country with the massive young population which is not utilized for the purpose to boost the country's economy.

Growing unemployment challenges the country's roots, the criminals of today are more educated, energetic than the past, state's laws are violated with massive criminal cases, as many of the worsened situations in the country has brought negative changes to the environment.

Poor governance system, mistrust between young grads and employers, poorly aligned policies has brought massive challenges against youth. Government timely action and restructuring making the laws friendly for youth may ease the problems for today's youth.

Shahram Khan Tarakai and Usman Khan Tarakai once again misled people of NA-12 constituency - Tarakai pack of Lies

In 2006, Shahram Khan Tarakai was first elected as a Nazim-e-Aala of Swabi under the supremacy of Dictatorship of General Musharaf. 

In 2006, Musharraf allocated 600m rupees to Gas and Electricity projects in Swabi constituency. Federal Minister Amir Muqam claimed that more than 100m rupees are allocated for the Gas project of Swabi district which included many villages such as Shewa, Ismaila, Adina, Yar-Hussain, Marghuz, Dadoka, Maini, Jaganat, and Charbagh.

Not a single rupee spent on people of Swabi and 600m rupees disappeared in just a snap of fingers. PMLN Federal Minister later in 2018 inaugurated a Gas project pipeline for Swabi but later on, no progress was made.

Shahram Khan Tarakai also hanged posters claiming to bring the Gas to the people of Swabi including all its villages. It took 8-year and no progress is still made.

No Minister is accountable for the funds which are allocated since 2006, hundred and millions of rupees are disappeared since the project is being halted and ignored by PMLN, ANP and now Pakistan Tehreek Insaf's Federal Minister Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Minister Shahram Khan tarakai and Usman Khan Tarakai  also bagged the lies to people of its constituency,

Shahram Khan Tarakai, Interview to DAWN NEWS agency that 370m rupees allocated for the Gas supply for Swabi. but people of Swabi are misled and dodged by Swabi leadership.

On the other hands, MNA Asad Qaiser fulfilled all promises he made to the people of his constituency, NA Assembly speaker Asad Qaiser completed two major Gas projects worth 95m rupees in his district. Asad Qaiser said, 

“Provision of gas is the basic right of the people of the area. We will ensure supply of gas to every house of the district,” said Asad Qaiser while inaugurating the gas supplying projects in Baam Khel and Topi Tehsil of Swabi.

While Shahram Khan Tarakai and Usman Khan Tarakai failed to deliver. Ignoring people of their constituency will create massive problems in upcoming elections.
Tarakai family track record is full of lies that they did not fulfill its promises.