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Afzal Ali ShigriDawn |
The PPP chairman placed the issue of constitutional rights at the centre of the party’s election campaign in GB.
Smaller units create a closer alignment between decision-making and ground realities.
The blueprint exists. But what is missing is political maturity and sustained commitment.
The land that is now Pakistan once possessed a functioning climate civilisation of its own.
Multiple police forces need to be established within each province under the existing legal framework.
A legal trap blocks the promise of prosperity that lies in the mountains of Gilgit-Baltistan.
The upcoming polls in Gilgit-Baltistan are a rare opportunity to reset governance in the area.
The decision to retain police command over the entire structure through legislation reinforces civilian ethos and oversight of this unique force.
Successive governments have treated the sensitive issue of land ownership rights cavalierly.