Conflicts among state institutions

Conflicts among state institutions

Highhanded promises and claims to motivate emotions are to take the people to a point where the only way forward is rearwards.

In order to uphold office without considering how their inability to deliver leads to heightened sense of frustration, this has been exercised by the military and political rulers.

Such practices injure the communal structure in total with paranoia and angst that interferes with the individuals’ competency and attitudinal aspects.

Similar practices have been observed in our today’s electronic media where imposter-analysts and experts are found debating, in most cases, with a loud voiced anchors acting as accelerators in the way to speed up and spice up the programme.

Take the case of the past few months where expectations in the memogate scam had surged to a point where a fall down in the current political setup was the least that was being anticipated.

The conflict between the state institutions, the security establishment and the judiciary and executive was to result into a considerably messy end where the military chief and ISI would surely be shown the way home.

The comparative calm that has came down the political possibility, however, instead of being accepted with a sigh of relief, is again being construed as a superior move made by President Asif Ali Zardari who is believed to be more skillful than any of his matches at the political compromise, thus giving ascend to yet another dreamy discussion.

What we require is not romanticism but some elements of pragmatism through which we determine our own state of affairs.

Al in all, little firecrackers do not possess the ability to set on fire our precious autonomy, that differences between institutions do not always mean the beginning of a civil war.

We should stop this emotional drollery and embrace a more realistic position for our own collective improvement. The situation will not be improved until we ourselves start practicing such standards in our practical lives.

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Posted by Faisal Farooq on Mar 8 2012. Filed under Opinion, Pakistan, Politics. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can skip to the end and leave a response. Pinging is currently not allowed.