Are not we supposed to prefer country’s interest first irrespective of personal opinion? (Part 3)

With reference to Part 1 and 2 entitled as ‘Are not we supposed to prefer country’s interest first irrespective of personal opinion?

Considering the availability of immediate and cheap justice, we can bring a healthy change in the society, and this is what PTI has categorically included in their agenda.

If the one knows that he will be punished for breaching the law courtesy to justice, he will not dare to do any illegal activity.

However, in our society it has been happening opposite to the above mentioned, as people feel free to commit crimes because they can buy law by using their money, which eventually disturbs the whole system.

The police system has always been protecting the criminals, as they do not take any action against them in case of illegal act.

As our system does not assist us to seek justice, all of us are forced to suffer if someone usurps our rights.

Coming back to Imran Khan’s agenda, he has always been raising his voice to provide justice to everyone, which can surely change the entire system of the country.

If Imran Khan makes sure to take appropriate steps to change the police system after coming in power, it would be a massive achievement, as many other things are linked with it.

The corruption is a prime outcome of injustice in the country, because people do not feel any fear while making money through illegal activities.

Everything which has been happening wrongly in the society can be eradicated with the help of pure and cheap justice.

Considering the importance of justice, we should appreciate PTI’s stance over it, whether we support them or not.

On the other hand, PTI should provide its road map to the nation that how it will bring this sudden change in Pakistan.

Though, their agenda regarding justice sounds very good but they need to stay focused over their plans rather than participating in blame games and conspiracy theories.

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Posted by Asad Nazir on Nov 11 2011. Filed under Opinion, Pakistan. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry