Public Pulse on 3 Years of Imran Khan’s Government

[Zibago]

When did State of Pakistan boycotted Mohib?? Would you like to share official notification??

Tum khud chay ho ya hamein samajhtey ho

Pakistan Stops Official Contact with Afghan National Security Chief

Afghan security adviser Mohib, who routinely accuses Pakistan and its spy agency of supporting the Taliban, called Pakistan a brothel

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[Mentee]

Yeah, bureaucracy which has been patronised by the Sharif's and Bhutto's for 30 years; they won't love IK would they? It's like going to India with a mic and asking Indian muslims do you love Pakistan? You'd know their reply.

That's another excuse to not to deliver or may i say an attempt at restricting any critique of the pti regime due to some kind of fear of navaz making it back to the p.m palace even though i.k' has been indulging in the same vices more or less as evident from the stats collected by the office of the auditor general . The fan club could buy it with their eyes closed but not me for a million dollars.

 

[Enigma SIG]

That's another excuse to not to deliver or may i say an attempt at restricting any critique of the pti regime due to some kind of fear of navaz making it back to the p.m palace even though i.k' has been indulging in the same vices more or less as evident from the stats collected by the office of the auditor general . The fan club could buy it with their eyes closed but not me for a million dollars.

Critique it fine we're not getting our panties in a twist like some Khota biryani lovers here do. The problem remains that the political and admin system are remnants of 30 years of collaborative rape of Pakistan through PPP and PML-N. So unless you have any other solution than a mass purge i'm all ears.

 

[El Sidd]

Inflation do affects people...whether we like it or not

still doesn't give one the right to declare 52 percent of the populace as traitors.

 

[Patriot forever]

Critique it fine we're not getting our panties in a twist like some Khota biryani lovers here do. The problem remains that the political and admin system are remnants of 30 years of collaborative rape of Pakistan through PPP and PML-N. So unless you have any other solution than a mass purge i'm all ears.

They do not understand that this bureaucracy was nurtured by these dynasties over decades to serve their interests. This corruption was fueled and encouraged and actively participated in by these corrupt to the core dynasties.

They made laws to protect their long term investment, practically giving them immunity.

Without 2/3 majority one cannot change the constitution, hence transfer from here to there etc is the only resort.

Look at Lawhore high court. That building should be the first to go up in flames and judges flogged.

This is cancer which Pakistan contracted when our establishment allowed Pakistan to be exposed to this dynastic carcinogens.

 

[Enigma SIG]

They do not understand that this bureaucracy was nurtured by these dynasties over decades to serve their interests. This corruption was fueled and encouraged and actively participated in by these corrupt to the core dynasties.

They made laws to protect their long term investment, practically giving them immunity.

Without 2/3 majority one cannot change the constitution, hence transfer from here to there etc is the only resort.

Look at Lawhore high court. That building should be the first to go up in flames and judges flogged.

This is cancer which Pakistan contracted when our establishment allowed Pakistan to be exposed to this dynastic carcinogens.

NADRA was full of PPP loyalists. Look where that got us: Fake NIC's to anyone paying even a 1000 rupees to the clerks. Stories are similar across all government institutions. Selling service to the lowest bidder. Like BC qeemat to barha lo thori haramzadon!

 

[Mentee]

They do not understand that this bureaucracy was nurtured by these dynasties over decades to serve their interests.

All it needs is an executive order to do away with the colonial baggage and hire real life professionals on contract basis ------ . Believe me or not but despite the powers and prestige being enjoyed by the prime minister he's making a fool out of the nation. You don't need 2/3rd majority to execute basic changes , a bill passed by a simple majority is more than enough to get it going.


Now plz do tell me about what the constitution has to say regarding the admintratively and financially empowered local bodies and district mayors ? Well we didn't see him even holding those elections so who's stopping who in this case? The guy is mentally living in his 60's all good good nostalgia . Just ask him to advise the queen of England on changing mayor of London with a "know it all super human a.c ,d.c", which by the way only Pakistanis can produce, people gonna revolt by the next morning.

The problem remains that the political and admin system are remnants of 30 years

I'd differ on this one . It all started after the 1857 debacle and still going on

 

[Patriot forever]

All it needs is an executive order to do away with the colonial baggage and hire real life professionals on contract basis ------ . Believe me or not but despite the powers and prestige being enjoyed by the prime minister he's making a fool out of the nation. You don't need 2/3rd majority to execute basic changes , a bill passed by a simple majority is more than enough to get it going.


Now plz do tell me about what the constitution has to say regarding the admintratively and financially empowered local bodies and district mayors ? Well we didn't see him even holding those elections so who's stopping who in this case? The guy is mentally living in his 60's all good good nostalgia . Just ask him to advise the queen of England on changing mayor of London with a "know it all super human a.c ,d.c", which by the way only Pakistanis can produce, people gonna revolt by the next morning.

Executive order can not challange the constitutional protection, much like it can not challange 18th ammendment, ECP or Judges.

See the result of a presidential reference against a corrupt judge like Esa.

 

[Mentee]

Executive order can not challange the constitutional protection, much like it can not challange 18th ammendment, ECP or Judges.

See the result of a presidential reference against a corrupt judge like Esa.

I know what iam talking about! Itna baychaara hai to isteefa dy k ghr chalay jy apni marzi bill kaysay pass krva lyta hai?

 

[Pak Nationalist]

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PUBLIC PULSE REPORTS
Public Pulse on 3 Years of Imran Khan’s Government: At the end of 3 years in power, Imran Khan retains popularity nationally but support waning in the largest province and performance on economy disappointing masses:

Public Pulse on 3 Years of Imran Khan’s Government: At the end of 3 years in power, Imran Khan retains popularity nationally but support waning in the largest province and performance on economy disappointing masses:
At the end of 3 years in power, Imran Khan retains popularity nationally but support waning in the largest province and performance on economy disappointing masses
A nationally representative survey conducted across the 4 provinces of Pakistan by Gallup Pakistan in the last week of August 2021 reveals the following key findings about the performance of Imran Khan’s federal government and provincial Governments.
Survey was conducted with over 1200 respondents across urban and rural areas, covering over 100 districts in the country. Sample comprised of a cross section of age, and socio-economic classes as given below:
1/ How did Imran Khan perform in the eyes of Public in past 3 years? Split public opinion with slightly more people being happy with his performance
Public opinion split on the issue of performance of PTI Govt with slightly more 48% saying performance is good over the past 3 years.
A sizeable 45% believe the performance has been bad.
In the largest province of Punjab, a majority are unhappy and say that Imran Khan’s government’s performance is bad.
Highest support in Balochistan at 74% rating positively and KP where 62% rated Imran Khan’s performance positively.
2/ Performance of provincial governments over past 3 years? Punjab and Sindh tie in terms of being rated most poorly.
Similarly, public opinion split about the issue of rating performance of their provincial govt. 47% of Pakistanis believe that their provincial government has performed well over the past 3 years and 46% are saying their provincial government performed bad.
3/ Imran Khan Rule vs Nawaz Sharif rule? Public Opinion split equally nationally but in largest province of Punjab , more people say Nawaz govt was better than Imran Govt.
Public Opinion split equally with 37% each saying Imran Khan’s rule is better and 37% saying Nawaz Sharif rule was better. 18% of people believe that the performance Imran Khan’s government is the same as that of the Nawaz Sharif’s government.
4/ Best performance on Covid and worst on helping poor , out of 5 indicators on 3 indicators majority are unhappy.
45% of Pakistanis rate performance on economy as good, 69% rate performance on COVID-19 control as good, only 38% give favourable rating on helping poor. Majority 58% happy with performance on foreign affairs and less than majority 40% happy on corruption control performance
Gallup Indicators of Performance of PTI Govt in 3 years

	Gallup Performance Indicators	Percentage (%) of population saying performance is good
1	Performance in Controlling Covid 19	69%
2	Performance on Foreign Affairs	58%
3	Performance Running the Economy	45%
4	Performance on controlling corruption	40%
5	Performance on Helping Poor	38%

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5/ Will Imran Khan govt complete its term? Yes according to 7 in 10 Pakistanis believe that Imran Khan’s government will be able to complete its five-year term soon.
7 in 10 Pakistanis believe that Imran Khan’s government will be able to complete its five-year term soon. View is unanimous across all provinces almost equally.

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Interesting to see that Punjabis are the most anti Imran ethnic group and Pashtun, Urdu speaking/ muhajir are the most pro Imran ethnic group followed by Seraikis

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Elections are won and lost in Punjab in Pakistan due to the nature of the country's demography. The Punjabi is not content. PTI has not helped its case with "Wasim Akram Plus" either. It is perhaps PTI's biggest owngoal and would be among the prime causes of its undoing if a fair election took place in 2 years.

Executive order can not challange the constitutional protection, much like it can not challange 18th ammendment, ECP or Judges.

See the result of a presidential reference against a corrupt judge like Esa.

Was there only a single corrupt judge in the superior judiciary with the type of corruption we get to experience in our society? Highly unlikely. If one thinks about it and connects dots, things become clear. Nobody would have cared about Justice Faiz's alleged corruption had he not stirred hornet's nests. Judges are sold and bought with plots in this country. We weaken our institutions for parochial, shortsighted gains and then complain that no one invests in Pakistan, and we have an image problem. Why would there not be one when we compromise our institutions ourselves? Impartial institutions are the cornerstone of the rule of law. Investors invest when they are assured that their interests could be protected by neutral arbitrators within the economy they are investing in.

 

[Zibago]

Elections are won and lost in Punjab in Pakistan due to the nature of the country's demography. The Punjabi is not content. PTI has not helped its case with "Wasim Akram Plus" either. It is perhaps PTI's biggest goal and would be among the prime causes of its undoing if a fair election took place in 2 years.

Was there only a single corrupt judge in the superior judiciary with the type of corruption we get to experience in our society? Highly unlikely. If one thinks about it and connects dots, things become clear. Nobody would have cared about Justice Faiz's alleged corruption had he not stirred hornet's nests. Judges are sold and bought with plots in this country. We weaken our institutions for parochial, shortsighted gains and then complain that no one invests in Pakistan, and we have an image problem. Why would there not be one when we compromise our institutions ourselves? Impartial institutions are the cornerstone of the rule of law. Investors invest when they are assured that their interests could be protected by neutral arbitrators within the economy they are investing in.

PTI lost central Punjab yet they have both Punjab and center
The dynamics have changed