Letters

I completely disagree with the way the writer has attempted to compare India and Pakistan in this instance.

He is one of the few generals who did not overthrow a civilian government despite many chances to do so.

We cannot blame the IMF for not levying taxes on profits in real estate sales, or the stock exchange business.

One can only hope that the government’s plan bears fruit else we will not see an end to the suicide bombings.

Appointing a new NAB chairman is not in anyone’s interest really, least of all for those who sit in our parliament.

For this exercise to succeed there has to be an element of sincerity on both sides.

Today, Pakistan is more akin to Fake-istan where almost everything is fake/counterfeit.

Basic reasons behind this growing tendency are promotion of vulgarity and a lack of swift and just punishment system.

Government must focus on improving law and order in Karachi instead of further restricting the rights of its citizens.

Instead of going about fighting terrorism the way a competent govt would do, the one in Sindh has chosen an easy path.