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In a multi ethnic country, the Parliament is more representative of the ethnic balance since people are voted by the ethnic population of a constituency.
The Ministry does not have to carry the same representation since running a country is done by having the best people in the cabinet.
If representation was the criterion, then Mr Jinnah would not have selected Md Zafarullah Khan as the Foreign Minister of Pakistan ( a very important and critical appointment of a country) since he was an Ahmediyya, an Islamic sect that is not recognised as Moslem, and as per P2bP, Pakistan is but a totally Moslem and Islamic country.
Therefore, by the logic of "domination" being propounded, it would mean that a "non Moslem" was handed over the critical appointment when in actuality it should have gone to a person of a community dominating the Pakistani scene!
The contention is thus misplaced that any one community should dominate in the Ministry of a democracy, and such a statement indicates ignorance of the working of a democratic system.
The Ministry does not have to carry the same representation since running a country is done by having the best people in the cabinet.
If representation was the criterion, then Mr Jinnah would not have selected Md Zafarullah Khan as the Foreign Minister of Pakistan ( a very important and critical appointment of a country) since he was an Ahmediyya, an Islamic sect that is not recognised as Moslem, and as per P2bP, Pakistan is but a totally Moslem and Islamic country.
Therefore, by the logic of "domination" being propounded, it would mean that a "non Moslem" was handed over the critical appointment when in actuality it should have gone to a person of a community dominating the Pakistani scene!
The contention is thus misplaced that any one community should dominate in the Ministry of a democracy, and such a statement indicates ignorance of the working of a democratic system.