In every corner of the Globe, people harbour a deep-seated aversion to being lied to, especially when they are acutely 'Aware of the Truth'. The anger and frustration that arise from such deceit are universal. However, the phenomenon of lying takes on a unique and troubling character in Pakistan.
Across the world, deceit is met with disdain and resistance. Lies, obscuring undeniable truths, ignite the reaction of indignation, the least. The desire for Honesty and Transparency is a fundamental human trait, driving societies to hold liars accountable. Whether in Politics, Business, or Personal Relationships, being lied to is seen as a violation of Trust and Integrity.
In stark contrast, the landscape in our Pakistan presents a paradox. Here, those in power seem to weave lies into the very fabric of their routines. It is not merely a matter of occasional dishonesty but a systemic issue where lying, abuse of power, and corruption are disturbingly normalized. This pervasive culture of deceit raises serious concerns about the moral and ethical direction of the country.
With us, the abuse of power and corruption are not isolated incidents but rather the Expected Order of the Day. Those entrusted with leadership roles often indulge in fabrications and exploit their positions without fear of reprisal. This rampant dishonesty has eroded the public trust, undermining the very Foundations of the State.
What makes this situation even more alarming is the blatant Disregard for History and the consequences for future Generations. Humaqaa who engage in deceit and corruption never consider the long-term implications of their actions. They seem indifferent to the fact that their posterity will bear the burden of shame, remembered not for their achievements but as Traitors who Destroyed the State, Violated its Founding Principles, Constitution, Traditions, Respect and Dignity.
It is imperative for all of us to reflect on our actions and consider the profound impact thereof. We must realise and analyse the legacy we are creating and the indelible mark its leaving/shall leave on us, our decedents and the Nation’s History.
It may still not be too late to change course. To restore dignity and integrity, we must:
Commit to Transparency and Truthfulness in all dealings, both Public and Private.
Respect and Protect the Constitution, ensuring that it Guides all Actions and Decisions.
Take decisive steps to eliminate Corruption at all levels of Government and Society.
Preserve and Respect the Religious, Cultural and Historical Traditions that define Pakistan’s Identity.
Act with the Future in Mind, considering how today's actions will affect us and our next Generations.
گھر کو محفوظ اور خوشحال بنائیے، کرغزستان جانے کی ضرورت ہی نہ رہے
Lets begin to rebuild the Trust of our People and restore the Nation's Dignity on the Global stage. It is a journey that requires Courage, Integrity, and a Steadfast Commitment to 'Doing what is Right, not just what is Expedient'.
A N J
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