Now regardless of your bias, analyze how things unfolded in India - people were not happy with govt conduct, they came on the streets in capital city about 500 meters or so from Parliament. People across economic, religions, castes, regions came together and stood firm. So much so, that government had to fire the minister and take steps to improve the current structure.
Today, a high-level committee headed by none other than Nandan N. (former CEO Infosys) was formed to enhance the testing process. Can you quote me a single such instance in Pakistan in last 10-years?
Mud-slinging and name calling is easy, walking the talk on democracy harder but again - I don't expert people who haven't seen a single completion of govt or peaceful transfer of power for 75 years understand whats democracy about, what people's rights are about...