The current political situation in Pakistan has gotten way worse than before. Having been hijacked, the tenure of Imran Khan’s regime from 2018 to 2023 is more likely to be prolonged by other PDM (Pakistan Democratic Movement) parties, which will cause rampant catastrophe in the country.

Inflation is getting rampant, debts are increasing at an unceasing rate, we are having political as well as economic instability, and many other issues are emerging in the country.

As soon as two provinces’ assemblies, Punjab and KPK, got dissolved, elections became imperative right after interim governments were pronounced in these provinces within 90 days, but politicians prolonged it so as to avoid an election, regardless of the fact that this was the worst situation created by these politicians in the country.*

The politicians are way too rascals. People get to see politics in Pakistan like politicians do corruption as long as they are in power and avenge opponents, and that’s it. This has been the political scene in Pakistan for too long.

To bring political and economic stability, general elections have become imperative throughout the country. Whoever wins the election, it is not a question of which party is to come into power, but more important is to bring political stability for five years, not just for this term but for upcoming regimes that will have five years of tenure for the next 30 years. Let us do the politics and build the country for the next generation, not for ourselves.

As a matter of fact, corruption can’t be averted in Pakistan, but hang these politicians like they did in China, which is almost impossible here. It can be phased down instead of trying to end it.* Simultaneously, we can achieve goals by having political and economic stability along with low corruption and debt.

Supreme court verdict has been proclaimed, and elections are to be held within 90 days.

Shahjehan Soomro