Problems
in Pakistan are increasing due to delay in restoration of
democratic system. Two bomb explosions on Tuesday in Lahore
are examples how the extremist forces are taking advantage
of the situation in Pakistan. One of the explosions took place
near Intelligence department office. Actually, it has not
been cleared so far that who would be the new Prime Minister
of Pakistan. Whether it would be of Punjab or from Sindh.
PMLN head, Nawaz Sharif at present does not want to be PM,
but supporting PPP, his party would also participate in the
government, indication to this effect has been given. At the
same time the allies are united on the demand of Sharif for
taking back the sacked judges of Supreme Court. This has demoralised
President, Pervez Musharraf and PMLQ leaders. Earlier, Gilani's
name was in news and now Zardari wants to become Prime Minister
himself. Differences between PPP leader, Fahim Amin and Zardari
have widened. In the changed scenario he is being charged
with making relations with Musharraf and PMLQ. Whereas, Fahim
says that his claim is being cancelled and there is conspiracy
against him. Meanwhile, Musharraf has called National Assembly
meeting on March 17. It is difficult to forecastthe result
of this meeting. However it is necessary that the process
of restoring democracy should be speeded up. India is keeping
an eye on the scenario of its neighouring country but it is
essential that tight vigil should be on the borders. The international
community should take initiative to restore democracy ending
all hurdles in Pakistan. Otherwise the menace of terrorism
would continue there.
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