That is a very positive development. The tweet thingy was a very disappointing and strange event. It was a really bad day for those who sincerely wish the rule of law in our country. You can get that goal only when every state institution learns to strictly abide by the constitution. A nation that does not follow that is bound to get stumbled repeatedly from the path of nation-building, development, and prosperity. It is not that nations don't get policy differences among their constitutional institutions. It's only how you resolve those issues amicably. I am sure we already have a proper mechanism in place in Pakistan to sort out such issues rather than wrangling at the social media. We can only hope that military learns its lessons and defines a clear path/policy/role for itself strictly within constitutional limits under Gen. Bajwa. I think, we also need a better person at the helms of ISPR.
. itna to mayy bhi samjh chuka hu beyzaar ap bhi ho . koi chiz rokey huey ha . lekin dil say ap bhi jantey kiya hona panama ka orkulbushan ka
