I will give you an analogy.
You work at a company. You have a boss who everyone knows is corrupt, steals from the company, has no knowledge of how to do his work, barely ever comes to the office, and when at office he's usually sleeping. You on the other hand, are a top performer, do your job, do other peoples job, do your boss job and mostly do majority of the work. While your boss has never done his own job, and you have always done it for him, when he comes to you and tells you to make some changes which make no practical sense, how would you react?
My point being, you cannot ask for respect to be given to you. You need to earn it. Our Prime Minister has lost any moral authority to rule because the only thing he has done is engage in corruption and kick backs, while Raheel Sharif has been left to pick up the pieces. If you want respect, earn it and start delivering governance instead of crying and whining. On one hand you cannot engage in corruption and not provide any governance, and on the other ask for respect. Look at Erdogan, he delivered massive economic growth and governance, and that's how he was able to tackle the Army and make his Office powerful. Same principles apply here.
