PTI don't need to get a single policy passed to create Naya Pakistan - Here's why

[PakWarrior]

For those of you who are worried that PTI will have a weak coalition in centre and Punjab and that they won't get their bills passed then let me put your mind's at ease.

PTI don't need to get a single policy passed. They don't have to introduce any new policies, nor do they need to change anything in the constitution.

All they have to do is IMPLEMENT THE EXISTING POLICIES that we already have with complete imaandari. That's all. Imran will make sure of that.

Current policies are stuck in a sleep state due to the corrupt personnel that Nawaz has put in charge of implementing those policies.

Some policies such as health care and education are still in control of provincial governments and not federal. But Imran will be in charge of KP, Punjab and now PTI will be in the Balochistan govt too. So inshallah these areas will flourish rapidly.

But Imran as PM will have overall say in alot of Karachi and Sindh matters too. Mainly in accountability and can initiate accountability audits as he pleases. Also PTI are a strong opposition now in the Sindh Assembly.

Imran will make sure that he puts the right people in the right place.

Imran will have control of the whole country's funds and apart from defence spending(Army's share) he can spend money and release funds as he pleases. He can release funds province to province as he pleases.

PTI don't even have the Sindh govt but guess what? Imran will release their funds and keep a check on them. And then there's the Karachi package and PTI will have governers in each province.

A great Pakistan ahead, inshallah.

 

[Loralai]

Current policies like having a soft stance on religious extremists like Hafiz Saeed, Khadim Hussain Rizvi etc?

Extremism is the biggest issue we face. Every day Pakistan is becoming harder for members from minority communities. What will IK do to clamp down on fanatics? We need a change of policy with regards to terrorists.

 

[slipcatch]

Current policies like having a soft stance on religious extremists like Hafiz Saeed, Khadim Hussain Rizvi etc?

Extremism is the biggest issue we face. Every day Pakistan is becoming harder for members from minority communities. What will IK do to clamp down on fanatics? We need a change of policy with regards to terrorists.

Another sensationalize comment.

Extremism isn't the biggest issue anymore, it is just an issue, the biggest issue is economy, education, accountability, law and order and ending corruption at the top level.

He will do nothing to clamp down fanatic and no one, not even combine Nato force could do that, the only solution, for some reason you want immediate solution, a naive thinking, is to educate masses and make their lives better economically and then Pakistan probably end the law that you want to change.

Your immediate approach will fail like it has always failed in the past. Be practical with a situation and understand how to change it.

The only way to change minority issue in Pakistan is by having support of masses and that you can't have until you provide them well education and food on the table.

 

[hussain.r97]

For those of you who are worried that PTI will have a weak coalition in centre and Punjab and that they won't get their bills passed then let me put your mind's at ease.

PTI don't need to get a single policy passed. They don't have to introduce any new policies, nor do they need to change anything in the constitution.

All they have to do is IMPLEMENT THE EXISTING POLICIES that we already have with complete imaandari. That's all. Imran will make sure of that.

Current policies are stuck in a sleep state due to the corrupt personnel that Nawaz has put in charge of implementing those policies.

Some policies such as health care and education are still in control of provincial governments and not federal. But Imran will be in charge of KP, Punjab and now PTI will be in the Balochistan govt too. So inshallah these areas will flourish rapidly.

But Imran as PM will have overall say in alot of Karachi and Sindh matters too. Mainly in accountability and can initiate accountability audits as he pleases. Also PTI are a strong opposition now in the Sindh Assembly.

Imran will make sure that he puts the right people in the right place.

Imran will have control of the whole country's funds and apart from defence spending(Army's share) he can spend money and release funds as he pleases. He can release funds province to province as he pleases.

PTI don't even have the Sindh govt but guess what? Imran will release their funds and keep a check on them. And then there's the Karachi package and PTI will have governers in each province.

A great Pakistan ahead, inshallah.

I agree with this to some extent, but I don't think we need to worry that we will end up with weak governments. We are going to end up with strong governments in KPK, Punjab, and National, and we will be a part of Balochistan government too. PTI can easily pass the majority of what they want to, the exception being the creation of new provinces, which require a two-thirds majority.

 

[hussain.r97]

Current policies like having a soft stance on religious extremists like Hafiz Saeed, Khadim Hussain Rizvi etc?

Extremism is the biggest issue we face. Every day Pakistan is becoming harder for members from minority communities. What will IK do to clamp down on fanatics? We need a change of policy with regards to terrorists.

I think this is one of the areas where I am not sure of PTIs plans. I don't know what they will do against these people, but they certainly need to clamp down on hate speech, ban TV airtime for hate preachers, and mainstream madrassahs all over the country.

It isn't possible to shut all madrassahs down, they are a reality of Pakistan. What needs to be done is that these madrassahs need to be required to teach standard "non Islamic "subjects like maths, sciences, history, literature, etc. The Islamic curriculum of these madrassahs also needs to be regularised, and all extreme content should be filtered out.

 

[Syed1]

We will know more after the first 100 days

 

[InziRules]

What is the issue in passing policies?

PTI after reserve seats are very close to majority anyway. MQM and PTI are very similar in economic and education policies, so I think just these two+ a few independents and it's over the line?

 

[Major]

What is the issue in passing policies?

PTI after reserve seats are very close to majority anyway. MQM and PTI are very similar in economic and education policies, so I think just these two+ a few independents and it's over the line?

Senate says hi

 

[Manager101]

Senate says hi

Senate can temporarily stop a bill from passing, National Assembly has the final authority.

 

[InziRules]

Senate says hi

Senate can send the bill back for a second reading or something, not completely halt policy.

 

[TheLastGreatMan]

From where IK will get money to implement all these?

 

[InziRules]

From where IK will get money to implement all these?

IMF. Debt has never been the issue, the issue is that we create debt without creating structure to pay off the debts. Investing in the nation with a loan is the way most countries have ever gotten out of poverty.

 

[TheLastGreatMan]

IMF. Debt has never been the issue, the issue is that we create debt without creating structure to pay off the debts. Investing in the nation with a loan is the way most countries have ever gotten out of poverty.

Trump mama is watching IMF now.Your only hope is China but how long?

 

[Manager101]

IMF. Debt has never been the issue, the issue is that we create debt without creating structure to pay off the debts. Investing in the nation with a loan is the way most countries have ever gotten out of poverty.

Malaysia was a very poor country but they built and improved their country without IMF trap.

 

[TheLastGreatMan]

Malaysia was a very poor country but they built and improved their country without IMF trap.

Malaysia population 32 million what is yours?

 

[Manager101]

Malaysia population 32 million what is yours?

So you think 32 million is nothing ?

Malaysians were in terrible condition during their IMF loan era, but the time they realised the trap, they built themselves from scratch and now they are 50 times better.

 

[TheLastGreatMan]

So you think 32 million is nothing ?

Malaysians were in terrible condition during their IMF loan era, but the time they realised the trap, they built themselves from scratch and now they are 50 times better.

But it's bit easier to improve situation in a country with 32 Million people than with a country with close to 200 million population.