Bilawal is right

Author: Daily Times

Sir: It was a timely speech by Bilawal Bhutto at Makli Thatha on the concluding day of the Sindh Festival. He rightly said that how could the government hold talks with the terrorists. He rightly asked the terrorists who had given them the right to teach us Islam. The militants have no connection with reality, neither do they understand or believe in any law or constitution. To them human values are baseless phenomena. Their only action, response or communicative mode is violence. They don’t know what argument entails and how to get into one. Their aim, as rightly put by Bilawal, is to create chaos and uncertainty. Irrespective of whether they are sponsored by some enemies of Pakistan or as the clichéd argument goes are CIA-installed rogues, the issue is how to get rid of them. The reality is that they are an existential threat to the state and we have to wipe them out of our system. Is there any community, any religion or religious place and denomination that has not been attacked by them? The government is naive to believe that talks would generate any good.

Naushaba Abid
Via-email

Share
Leave a Comment

Recent Posts

  • Editorial

Wheat Woes

Months after a witty, holier-than-thou, jack-of-all-trades caretaker government retreated from the executive, repeated horrors from…

5 hours ago
  • Editorial

Modi’s Tricks

For all those hoping to see matured Pak-India relations enter a new chapter of normalisation,…

5 hours ago
  • Cartoons

TODAY’S CARTOON

5 hours ago
  • Op-Ed

Exceptionally Incendiary Rhetoric

Narendra Modi is seeking the premiership of the country for the record third time. The…

5 hours ago
  • Op-Ed

Fading folio, rising screens – II

The ASER 2023 report findings further indicate that the highest level of learning for Urdu…

5 hours ago
  • Op-Ed

Populists and Polarized Democracies – II

Another major theme of the populists' strategy is to deliberately invoke hate and social schism…

5 hours ago