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Smaller Provinces Have The Right
to Secede
Pakistani generals have left not option for
smaller provinces other than seceding out of federation of
Pakistan.
Any political system must deal with three
fundamental questions: How one will come in power? How long will
he rule, and how he will exit?
Pakistani general have made so much mess in
Pakistan, the nation and the world at large only knows how
someone will come in power (through military coup or behind the
scene conspiracies hatched by GHQ and ISI), but no one knows how
long will he rule and when he will exit. Even those who come in
power through military coup are not sure how long they will stay
in power and how they will exit.
Due to these shenanigans, the people of
Pakistan are sick and tired of military dictators.
Before, tired of military dictatorship,
Bengalis broke away from the federation. Now, tired of military
dictatorship, other smaller provinces want to embark on the same
route. They want to secede out of federation of Pakistan.
It is people’s right to hire and fire their
rulers through popular vote. If this right is denied to them,
they have the right to demolish any such government which denies
them this right. If Pakistani generals don’t want to stay within
their limits and they are coercing the people to forgo this
right, the people of smaller provinces have the right to secede
out of Pakistan.
Thirty years ago, Bengalis used this right
and now they are in much better condition. They have
constitution, rule of law, democracy and thriving economy. They
have better reputation in outside world.
Pakistanis hate seeing their country run by
generals who are answerable to none for their actions.
Pakistanis struggle for democracy, rule of
law and constitution goes way back when Pakistan came into
existence.
The people of Pakistan started efforts to
formulate constitution to run their country according to rule of
law, but the enemies of state of Pakistan, mostly generals,
started efforts to keep Pakistan a state without constitution.
They don’t want the people to know: 1) how
one should come in power, 2) how long should he/she rule the
country and 3) how he/she should exit from power.
But time is running out. People’s patience
(particularly the patience of people of smaller country) is also
running out.
The illegal rulers of Pakistan must go back
to barracks or take the risk of dismemberment of Pakistan.
Choice is theirs.
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