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Originally Posted by Cherubic Ravian
We are getting nothing positive, in this democratic era of Pakistan; it is quite obvious. Some times, the present scenario compels me to think weather the Musharraf regime was more better than Zerdari\'s; though there was little ban on freedom of media but there was no brutal killings of media persons; though there was war on terror but no violation of border lines. Does this means we were living in more secure and prestigious manners in a DICTATORS\' era; is it true that democracy does not suits a third world country like Pakistan?????
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Dear CHerubic
lets find some reasons why did it happen so. You know the democracy is the name of a process . Having an election and forming a government do not constitute a true democracy. In Pakistan, unfortunatly, right after its inception, the democracy has always been dejected. Even the so called democratic governments have been terminated again and again. Even when they were in power, though for a short period of time, there always have been king makers and king breaker around them. who doesn't know the dirty politics of military bureaucracy?
Given that still democarcy has performed well when ever they got a chance. who can deny the importance of 18th amendment, the NFC award... military regimes have always left there garbage for the domocratic one ...
lets focus on the recent regims. who entered into the so called war on terror which now, for pakistani, has become a war of terror. Look at the present situation in balochistan, the libration movement. the metter of the fact is dictators have always used coercive means to achieve their political goals which left their backlash.
In the given condition of pakistan, True democracy is the only solution of all the problems. The incompetent leadership will perish in the political process it will take time though.