Educated militants
Investigations have revealed that in the majority of cases the masterminds behind terror attacks were highly qualified and technology-savvy people. This, indeed, is a disturbing phenomenon. It also shows that it is not only madressahs that promote violence and terrorism. However, this sweeping generalisation cannot be applied summarily.
Humanities can go a long way in promoting plurality and coexistence. Therefore, integrating science and the arts is the need of the hour. The state, donor agencies and civil society should prioritise initiatives that allow regular interaction and dialogue among students of elite and public schools and madressahs. Activities can include sports, community services, debate competitions and the like. Both the public and private sectors should put in synchronised and synergised efforts in a bid to stymie militarisation of a culturally-rich Pakistani society.
Saeed Ullah Khan Wazir
Bannu
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