Some viral posts on social media look like an organised campaign for a presidential form of government in Pakistan. Even though the ruling party has said that these rumours are baseless, one cannot ignore such posts. Pakistan’s history shows that whenever a democratic government is close to the end of its tenure, the country’s political landscape echoes with popular demands of establishing a presidential system.
The people of Pakistan haven’t forgotten how such a system never let the country progress. There is no denying that the existing democratic system has flaws, but it is wise to stay away from a presidential system which will add more to our problems. Such ignorant demands shouldn’t be made.
Anwar M Iqbal
Turbat
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