Political turmoil in Pakistan is evident as various parties dispute the 2024 election results. The alleged manipulation of reserved seats, imprisonment of leaders, and social media restrictions raise concerns about democratic stability. The mobile network shutdown during the elections fueled dissatisfaction, reflecting poorly on the management of the polls.
Meanwhile, the on-again-off-again restrictions on X (formerly Twitter) signal an institutional breakdown, impacting IT-related businesses. Media suppression and attempts to restrict access to social media platforms contribute to an environment of uncertainty. Upholding democracy requires unity against duress, emphasizing the need for judicial protection of fundamental rights.
Gulzar Dildar
Turbat
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