Lahore: The Pasban Democratic Party has issued a strong call to action, urging the public to rally behind its efforts to restore the democratic ideals envisioned by Pakistan’s founder, Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah. The party criticizes the current state of the nation, claiming it has strayed far from the democratic principles established at its founding.

According to Pasban Democratic Party, Pakistan’s current challenges stem from a history of undemocratic leadership that has prioritized personal gain over public good, leading to widespread corruption and poor governance. The party contends that both dictatorial regimes and elected officials have deviated from democratic values, damaging the nation’s foundational ideals laid out by Jinnah and leaders of the Pakistan Movement.

The party’s statement, delivered by Khalil Ahmad Thand, highlights several critical societal issues, including the lack of access to justice, inadequate healthcare, and barriers to education, which they claim have perpetuated poverty and inequality. The Pasban Democratic Party argues that the restoration of these rights and services is essential for the country to align with the vision of its founder.

The call to action encourages citizens to support the Pasban Democratic Party in its mission to overcome the entrenched system of corruption and inequality, thereby revitalizing the true spirit of democracy in Pakistan.