More Law, Less Justice
It was a full house. The debate between wishful thinking and reality was about to begin. The stage was graced by logic, needs, experience and history. Foreign observers could be seen among the large audience comprising 240 million heads. Poets, authors, philosophers, economists, politicians, parliamentarians, military personnel, judges, bureaucrats, LEAs, academicians, lawyers, doctors, engineers, artists, laborers, students, farmers, traders, and businessmen – all segments of society were in attendance. Women and children could be seen in a sperate enclosure quietly enjoying music and refreshments. Massive and foolproof security arrangements were made to address any untoward incidence. The common man was also present.
It was March 2024.
Moderator: Distinguished guests, once again we are faced with a similar awkward situation. Seventy-six years have passed, and we are still struggling to have a direction for this country. The most important question is: How long will it take for the country to embark upon the journey of welfare and prosperity? The rules are very simple. A maximum of one minute for each intervention. One speaker at a time. A two-minute Q&A will follow. Watching the proceedings via satellite, the Jury will announce its verdict once the fifteen-minute debate comes to an end. Keep your cellphones on silent and raise your hands if there is any question. The questions must be brief and to the point. May I now invite the first contestant.
Quetta records coldest night of current winter seasonWishful thinking: The general elections have produced a split mandate. However, political uncertainty has been addressed effectively. Democracy is flourishing in the country. Now the process of economic recovery begins. All initiatives taken by the caretaker set up will be followed in letter and spirit including the inflow of $ 100 billion investment through SIFC,........
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