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Is the military only responsible for the increasing peace ?
Pakistan after a decade of terrorism and crime is somehow getting towards a peaceful time and has attained a significant changes against terrorism and crime. As according to reports near 70% security issue are curbed. So the question is that is the military only responsible for this ? As it's only General Raheel Shareef being praised all over the country ? Is not somehow the government of country also accountable for this ?
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The government is certainly liable to credit. But this is for sure that these efforts for peace by the government are not by itself. These actions are being taken and encouraged after enforcement of "Army". This government has history of love towards India but this time it is looking like "PML-N" has learned from the past.
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State runs by collaboration of different institutions therefore just credit does not go to army for restoration peace but others institutions also deserve like Police, FIA ,IB ,NAB etc. their role is significance either directly or indirectly. In Karachi the targeted operations are carried out with cooperation of rangers and police against terrorism.
Army is institution to tackle the foreign aggression. Police is institution which can tackle domestic issues related to peace restoration within country because it can understand society, it has public dealing whereas army is lacking, in police dept. is lacking proper training and equipping with modern technology and that gap is filled by rangers therefore the collaboration rangers and police are tackling the terrorism effectively ,in consequence the peace restoration is taking place moreover other institutions have also role in restoration of peace
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LovelyMano (Monday, November 09, 2015) |
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LovelyMano (Monday, November 09, 2015) |
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Take Gen Raheel Sharif out of the picture and do you think all these other people could've managed things? I doubt they could. The state is transforming into a secular and democratic one gradually.
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LovelyMano (Monday, November 09, 2015) |
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The Question is.....Who deteriorated this "peace" at first place???
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LovelyMano (Monday, November 09, 2015) |
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Is the military only responsible for the increasing peace ?
Military disrupted the peace of this country in first place now it's trying to make amends.The operation being conducted against terrorists brought a respite. The terrorists groups have been dismantled and they're on the run but it doesn't mean that this peace is sustainable. Killing terrorists to bring peace is like treating cancer with pain killer.
The root cause of violence is extremism. Current operation is doing nothing to curb extremism. The National action plan is taking NAP. Army still differentiates between good and bad Taliban which means on one hand army is trying to kill people who are extremists and on the other hand it's supporting extremist ideology. The toxic ideology has penetrated so deep in our society that it will take some generations to eradicate it altogether. Until and unless that toxic ideology is nipped in the bud the extremism will continue to flourish and peace in Pakistan will remain an elusive dream. Unfortunately neither the military establishment nor the civilians have an alternate ideology to deal with the toxic ideology which is deeply rooted in almost every citizen of Pakistan. |
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naheed Akhtar (Friday, November 20, 2015) |
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Yes, society in general has become highly extremist/fanatic and intolerant. The roots are not being addressed.
There is an alternate narrative and a very good one, but nobody has the courage to put it on the table. That narrative is the dream to build a country on the lines of countries like Norway, UK, Canada, etc. Our people desperately need exposure to civilised and advanced western countries, they need to know a different perspective and broaden their horizons. |
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LovelyMano (Monday, November 09, 2015) |
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Agree, in other words we are being fed by the same hands we were deprived by. But what can a nation like us do which has nothing left to rely on. Always Military is the only left option after measuring the water of politicians. Well whoever put us in this condition make it unknown, at now question is that "is the military only responsible for the concurrent steps taken against terrorism ?
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