Two years of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf

 When accountability smells of revenge, its transparency comes into play. In these two years, it has been observed that the scourge of accountability still falls on the opposition, and the same allegations are leveled at the PTI's own leaders or government allies. When accountability smells of revenge, its transparency comes into play. In these two years, it has been observed that the scourge of accountability still falls on the opposition, and the same allegations are leveled at the PTI's own leaders or government allies. Fahad Hussain says he does not expect any improvement in the next three years of the current government, which he believes is due to a lack of reforms in NAB rules. And he blames the lack of a 'working relationship' between the government and the opposition. "The word mafia is very easy to use and accusations continue in the political arena. But when you are serious about accountability, the law is supreme and you have to prove your guilt. Unfortunately, it is a failure of democracy that in these two years, for the betterment of the accountability system, the government and the opposition have been blaming each other and calling each other a mafia instead of consulting by stating their position. Relationships look better. But many of the concerns that the common man has about the government's poor performance are also present in the military. On the other hand, the relationship between Imran Khan and the army has been criticized by some quarters as a better strategy. His government has been accused of "running the country's powerful military circles", while its proponents say it is "welcome that the army and the government are on the same page." Speaking to the BBC, analyst Hussain Askari says, "Relations with the army fluctuate, but now relations with the army look better." But many of the concerns that the common man has about the government's poor performance are also present in the military. But it is clear that at the moment they have no other choice but to see the government change. On the other hand, unfortunately, the present government has soured its relations with the opposition to such an extent that it also hurts the government. ” That's all there is to it. Analysts say that after two years of government, at least one statement dies on its own, meaning 'we are the new government' or 'we are reaping the rewards of the previous government', because two years It is considered a long time for any government. According to experts, if the government's claims that the coronavirus is under control are true, then so far this seems to be a major achievement that the government can take credit for in the next three years. No matter how many loans the government has taken out, it just wants food to be available at cheaper prices. Are Information Minister Shibli Faraz says, "This is such a great achievement for the government in the case of the coronavirus that it has surpassed many other achievements." Despite the faltering economy and deteriorating health system, Pakistan has managed to overcome the coronavirus and Prime Minister Imran Khan's smart lockdown strategy has been praised around the world, ”says Hussain Askari. Pakistan was also suffering from the same six and five in which other countries of the world were involved but over time the government came up with better policies and soon stopped the spread of this virus, it is definitely a success. Major changes may not occur in the next three years, but it is important for the government to make improving the health system one of its priorities.

Fahad Hussain says he does not expect any improvement in the next three years of the current government, which he believes is due to a lack of reforms in NAB rules. And he blames the lack of a 'working relationship' between the government and the opposition.

"The word mafia is very easy to use and accusations continue in the political arena. But when you are serious about accountability, the law is supreme and you have to prove your guilt. Unfortunately, it is a failure of democracy that in these two years, for the betterment of the accountability system, the government and the opposition have been blaming each other and calling each other a mafia instead of consulting by stating their position. Relationships look better. But many of the concerns that the common man has about the government's poor performance are also present in the military.

On the other hand, the relationship between Imran Khan and the army has been criticized by some quarters as a better strategy. His government has been accused of "running the country's powerful military circles", while its proponents say it is "welcome that the army and the government are on the same page." Speaking to the BBC, analyst Hussain Askari says, "Relations with the army fluctuate, but now relations with the army look better." But many of the concerns that the common man has about the government's poor performance are also present in the military. But it is clear that at the moment they have no other choice but to see the government change. On the other hand, unfortunately, the present government has soured its relations with the opposition to such an extent that it also hurts the government. ” That's all there is to it. Analysts say that after two years of government, at least one statement dies on its own, meaning 'we are the new government' or 'we are reaping the rewards of the previous government', because two years It is considered a long time for any government. According to experts, if the government's claims that the coronavirus is under control are true, then so far this seems to be a major achievement that the government can take credit for in the next three years. No matter how many loans the government has taken out, it just wants food to be available at cheaper prices. Are Information Minister Shibli Faraz says, "This is such a great achievement for the government in the case of the coronavirus that it has surpassed many other achievements." Despite the faltering economy and deteriorating health system, Pakistan has managed to overcome the coronavirus and Prime Minister Imran Khan's smart lockdown strategy has been praised around the world, ”says Hussain Askari. Pakistan was also suffering from the same six and five in which other countries of the world were involved but over time the government came up with better policies and soon stopped the spread of this virus, it is definitely a success. Major changes may not occur in the next three years, but it is important for the government to make improving the health system one of its priorities.