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As it is seen that most of the members of National Assembly are also the feudal lords of their constituents or head of the Tribe or Clan.they are no ordinary people.Then how can they represent ordinary people in a sense that they can not understand the circumstances which are faced by the lower class of Pakistan.

your Opinions regarding our system are needed.

The so-called Democracy is a Democracy in a true sense or is it Enhanced Feudalism?
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You are right. Mostly parliamentarians are feudal lords or chieftains. We dont have pure democracy. there are only 2 parties which give tickets to the poor and middle class people to represent in the parliament.
In order to flourish democracy, middle class has to represent in the parliament. We have MAKHDOOMS, SYED and other feudal and tribal leaders. People cast votes not according to their wishes but in accordance with the influence of the lords.
The parliamentarians roam in expensive vehicles and have foreign accounts.
Feudalism is the main hurdle on the way of pure democracy.
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