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Detailed SUMMARY of “Economic Emergency,” Aizaz Ahmad Chaudhry, Dawn, October 1st, 2023


The current economic conditions in Pakistan have led to extreme hardship for the majority of its citizens. Soaring power tariffs and high fuel costs have significantly increased the cost of living, pushing basic necessities beyond the reach of the public. The nation is deeply indebted due to persistent deficit spending, mortgaging the future of generations to come. However, there is a stark contrast between the financial struggles of the general populace and the apparent business-as-usual approach of the government’s top echelons, who continue to embark on foreign trips despite the expenses involved. The writer calls for government-led austerity measures, particularly in the face of economic pressures on the public. The chief justice’s voluntary renunciation of protocol and privileges serves as an example to follow. The government should suspend official foreign trips, utilize online mediums for representation abroad, eliminate free utilities and perks, and consider privatizing or » Read More…


Detailed SUMMARY of “Excluding Party Leaders,” Ahmed Bilal Mehboob, Dawn, October 1st, 2023


The recent statement by Pakistan’s caretaker prime minister suggesting that free and fair elections could proceed even if former Prime Minister Imran Khan and some of his party members were incarcerated has sparked controversy. While the prime minister later claimed his words were taken out of context, the reaction to his statement highlights Pakistan’s historical pattern of excluding popular political leaders and parties from the electoral process. This practice dates back to the 1970 election when Sheikh Mujibur Rehman was prevented from forming a government despite winning an outright majority. Subsequent elections were marred by rigging, military takeovers, and the exclusion of popular leaders like Benazir Bhutto and Nawaz Sharif. The article emphasizes the recurrent nature of these events and their impact on political parties and leaders. » Read More…