It is indeed a critical moment for Pakistan. The political tensions between the establishment and Imran Khan have led to increased instability, which could have far-reaching consequences for the country’s socio-economic fabric and overall security. Imran Khan commands a large, passionate following across the nation, and any prolonged conflict could deepen polarization, making it difficult to foster national unity. At the same time, the military has historically played a pivotal role in Pakistan’s governance and territorial integrity, which cannot be overlooked. A constructive dialogue aimed at reconciliation is essential to avoid further chaos. Without this, the ongoing deadlock may exacerbate economic challenges, diplomatic isolation, and internal security concerns. National interests should come first, and finding common ground through compromise, shared vision, and a commitment to democratic principles would be key to moving forward. Both sides must recognize that cooperation is vital for Pakistan’s stability and prosperity.
I believe the main obstacle to any reconciliation between PTI & Army establishment is not the Pakistan Muslim League (PMLN), but rather its coalition partner, the Pakistan People’s Party (PPP). The PPP seems to have a vested interest in perpetuating and deepening the chaos to weaken Pakistan, potentially with the aim of creating Sindhudesh. Question is what would be the most effective path toward achieving such a reconciliation ? Nadeem Rizvi. #Karachi #Pakistan #ImranKhanPTI #PTIIslamabadJalsa