The change we are chasing, the revolution we are dreaming of, needs state functions to work seamlessly for people.

There is tremendous pressure on nuclear Pakistan to deliver as a developing state, to not become a failed state.

Only the directly affected come out on the streets in Pakistan.

All those parliamentary forces whose stakes are in the system are the ones who say yes to all evils.

Two hours of uninterrupted discussion daily, for nine working days, on nine adjournment motions.

Reformed electoral law implementation will lead to a more democratic Pakistan.

It is only when we educate ourselves that we can dream of educating the masses.

Parliament’s performance can be improved with some changes in the Rules of Business, if its leadership so desires.

Pakistan can turn this adversity into an opportunity, but only after corrupt elements are punished.

The judiciary is having to step up and do the job of the executive and the parliament because they are not performing.