Mushtaq Jumma

In order to build a just and fair society, it is crucial to embark on comprehensive judicial reform. This entails confronting the prevalent challenges that plague the system, such as corruption, the misuse of law, and the proliferation of fake cases.

As per Privatization Commission rules, if a company bought by a private entity is shut down instead of making it efficient for economic benefit to society, the government could repossess the company.

Dictatorships are hardly converted into democracy as observed from North Korea to Russia to the Middle East to South America. Fortunately, in Pakistan, the masses need a genuine spark and movement sets off.

The appointments there are mostly political and devoid of merit hence leading to dangerous compromises by employees while performing duty against the true spirit of their respective jobs. 

If we decide to disown and boycott everybody among us who lies, be it our closest relatives or friends, we will have justice in society and respect in the world. The economic advantages will follow themselves.

Pakistan’s parliament voted out Prime Minister Imran Khan in a no-confidence motion capping a month-long political turmoil that gripped the nation of 220 million. As many as 174 lawmakers voted in favor of the no-trust motion.

Two specific payments have been mentioned in the article, one by a Pakistani individual Ejaz Shafi and the other by a company owned by a Pakistani Arif Naqvi. Arif Naqvi was a regular attendee at World Economic Forum at Davos.

It is observed that many lawyers distract the courts to the benefit of their clients.  It is, however, pertinent that the masses are awakened now and no community or union can override the will of the people.