All political parties need to present their 5 to 10 year plan to deal with serious economic, religious and social problems so that people know which party will serve them the best.

Above are the lines which pushed me to express my views on democracy  and political parties in Pakistan. and also i would like you to benefit me with your opinion , particularly in the AREA OF DEMOCRACY IN PAKISTAN . Below is my opinion but i would wait for yours as i want to add that one in the article which i intend to send to pakistan . I am sure your views on this subject will make the article A VERY GOOD ONE.

In my opinion there was and is NO such Democracy (in its real sense ) in Pakistan although  people of Pakistan get the right or choice to vote for any candidate of their choice… and political parties get the opportunity to run elections…….No Democracy is the reason which led army come into the power and  abolish so called Democracy .

Our political parties (in general ) who promise to establish a democratic government have no democracy in their own parties, they do not hold elections within the party. Party leaders run their parties on the pattern of monarch and khalafat , BAADSHA, WALIAHAD AND AGAIN WALIAHA. Peoples party is very good example of this system.

 Muslim league is called and known by the name of its head…..like NAWAZ LEAGUE ( in his regime he tried to pass the bill of AMEER-UL-MOMANEEN  for him) from the assembly, I guess (not sure ) it was passed  but then senate didn’t pass this bill. These two most popular parties issue party ticket to run elections to those only who are feudal, big business tycoons or rich by any means. Who are capable to buy votes. Believe me they all buy vote, all poor people take the elections as another opportunity to make money, though little. No capable, intelligent, talented, highly educated and qualified high profiled person can imagine to get party ticket nor they can run the election as it requires lot of money. That’s why whoever wins the election  he or she first of all try to get back the spent money 100 times more then they spent on election. Their sole concentration remains on this only point till their tenure ends.

Now I like to say something about the voters. Majority of Pakistani people lives in villages n small town, they are the HARI of their lords who run election and generally they vote for them to get small benefits from them and to make them happy so they can enjoy little more high status or they are forced to vote for their lords.

If they find themselves free to vote for the person they like they make mistake here. Because of lack of education they know nothing about WHO they are going to vote for. They are unable to understand or recall WHO cheated them after winning, who joined the hands of undemocratic elements, who played heinous games n committed crimes while keeping themselves off the scenes. We can see many faces in present regime who were declared and pleaded guilty in past but they ran elections, got sufficient votes and now  are part of the government. The event of election is more like a  MAILA (festival)  than a serious affair. Candidates make very emotional, sentimental speeches, far away from the reality world and truth. They make the promises which they cannot fulfill and in the hearts of heart they know they are  just fooling the people . Every time emotional exploited  people,  believe them and vote for them . This is the story of election which repeats itself after every few years.  

There is another ugly factor that manipulates the voters, BRADREE SYSTEM, it got strengthen in previous years. (isn’t it ironical that rather to progress we are regressing more and more)

Educated people know their true face( their false statements, lies,  crime, fraud and political games ) of the candidates so generally do not want to vote (that’s why turnout in cities is always low) for any.

I can write more and more on the subject but I would like to finish over the comment once a bureaucrat made on this particular situation, “ our people are not politically mature yet and it will take them years to reach to the required political maturity level…”