Mohsin Naqvi signal administrative units or new provinces will be formed at all cost.

[El Sidd]

Please go ahead with caution.

Thanks

 

[unconventional]

I remember when people said FATA’s merger with KPK would never work.

Although this will be an almost inverse scenario (dividing the existing provinces to more provinces or administrative units); it can work well if there is a truly a will to make it work.

 

[Goenitz]

I welcome the 28 new provinces. Pakistani politics needs a disruptor. This will bring stability. There are too many princes and not enough kingdoms atm.

do we have 28 Lt Generals?

 

[Goenitz]

I remember when people said FATA’s merger with KPK would never work.

Although this will be an almost inverse scenario (dividing the existing provinces to more provinces or administrative units); it can work well if there is a truly a will to make it work.

The merger was also due, as tribal laws were different from the rest of Pakistan; e.g. a political agent was an enforcer who was selected, collective punishment, etc.
Also, the merger was according to local wishes. No? @Watandar

 

[El Sidd]

I remember when people said FATA’s merger with KPK would never work.

Although this will be an almost inverse scenario (dividing the existing provinces to more provinces or administrative units); it can work well if there is a truly a will to make it work.

The botched merger did result in uptick of terrorism.

 

[313Ghazi]

do we have 28 Lt Generals?

If not we can always promote some.

 

[ACE OF HEARTS]

The country must be taken back from the corrupt and oppressive elite who have kept the ordinary man, down, with myths and hopes of opportunity and success.

The hereditary and decadent nests of the powerful feudals must be torn down.

Justice must be served, come what may, where the country and its bright future, ultimately belongs to its people.

 

[Blain2]

You either support more provinces or what may be easier would be to empower local bodies in letter and spirit. For as long as the ruling parties don't solve the issue of local governance with sincerity, creating more provinces may just be like, as the Americans say, putting lipstick on the pig.

Every government has passed the baton to the next to tackle this problem. If you don't have the locals vested in the betterment of their own home and hearth, creating additional administrative overhead won't solve the problem.

Each city needs its own citizens running the administration and police. Not outsiders imposed. You have to live the life in the place to see the issue and want improvement.

 

[brazensword]

Underlying problems remain the same. Make 1000 provinces, results will be the same. Pakistan will not improve in a 100 years.

 

[HAIDER]

Underlying problems remain the same. Make 1000 provinces, results will be the same. Pakistan will not improve in a 100 years.

Question of true intentions ....
So, who is truly honest with the Pakistani people? Or is this entire system just an elite culture driven by a conflict among competing "interest groups"? Politicians like Nawaz Sharif, Asif Ali Zardari, and their elite clans show no interest in creating new provinces. Instead, they enjoy immense wealth, purchasing billion rupee private jets, driving luxury cars, taking lavish foreign trips with their families, and maintaining absolute control over the country's financial resources. Right now, Pakistan seems to be a complex can of worms.