System must be reset to fix Its flaws, says Mohsin Naqvi
Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi has called for a reset of Pakistan’s system. He said the move does not target the government or any political party. Speaking in Lahore, Naqvi said Pakistan needs to address flaws within its system. He also stressed the need for better public services. After 79 years, Pakistan has not achieved the […]
Pakistan's Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi has called for a reset of the country's system, citing its flaws and ineffectiveness. According to the Daily Times, Naqvi said that after 79 years, Pakistan has not achieved its goals, and better public services are needed.
Naqvi clarified that his comments were not directed at any particular political party or arrangement, but rather at the system in place since Pakistan's independence. He emphasized that a reset does not mean breaking the system, but rather changing what is wrong. The minister stressed that administrative reforms should be undertaken as per the Constitution, through democratic means, and with political consensus.
Naqvi also highlighted that the country's administrative system has lost its effectiveness, and its impact is not reaching the public. He emphasized that changes should be brought about according to the will of the people, and that governments, policies, and budgets keep changing, but the biggest issue is how much is delivered in the end.
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