The declining credibility of democracy, governance and merit in Pakistan is no longer hidden from anyone. But this time the reality of the country has been exposed by Shaheen Sahabai, a senior journalist from Pakistan himself. Sahabai, who has done independent journalism for 50 years, wrote a sharp post on X and compared Pakistan to Bangladesh and told how the system of Pakistan has now become the base of low -thinking people. This post not only revealed the truth of Pakistani politics, but also showed why neighboring countries like India have now gone beyond that.
Shaheen Sahabai appreciated the current technical, academic and bureaucratic structure of the Bangladesh government and wrote that Nobel winners in the government, Oxford, Cambridge and PhD from America were included. He told how the command of major institutions of Bangladesh is in the hands of educated and experienced people, whether it is a central bank or Dhaka University. On the other hand, while comparing Pakistan, he took a sarcasm that the government here is only in the hands of recommendations, kinship and military backgrounds, some brother, some nephew, some daughter, some in -laws.
Pak rule running at the behest of family
This statement not only narrates the truth within Pakistan but also highlights its falling credibility on the international platform. Bangladesh, which was separated from Pakistan in 1971, today has beaten it not only in the economy but also in education, science and administrative quality. While countries like India and Bangladesh are emphasizing innovation and education, Pakistan is struggling with its internal political instability, military domination and corruption.
Pakistan is lazy in front of India
From the perspective of India, this disclosure is important in many ways. Pakistan has been trying to surround India through terrorism, border violations and political allegations for a long time, but its internal condition has now become its weakness. India, which has made significant progress in the fields of Digital India, Startup India and Higher Education, is now playing a leading role on the global platform. At the same time, Pakistan’s rule is caught in the grip of military dictatorship, corrupt politicians and unqualified leaders.
Is Pakistan in safe hands?
Shaheen Sahabai’s comment has come at a time when Pakistan is struggling with economic bankruptcy, increasing unemployment and global isolation. On the terms of the IMF, the government, which is trapped in the moving economy and China’s debt trap, is now surrounded by internal criticisms. There is no restriction on the tongue of journalists, especially when the common Pakistani citizen is also accepting that the country has gone into the wrong hands. It is clear from the words of Shaheen Sahabai that Pakistan is no longer opposed to India, but has become an enemy of its future.