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The battle between chaos and confusion- Pakistan's fate hangs
As the supreme court has geared up to give it's decision on the most important case of recent history, where a civilian government is not willing to accept constitutional requirement and orders of the supreme court at the same time. Government which consist of mighty PMLn who not so long ago used to chant 'vote ko izzat do' and PPP, a party whose founder gave this country a constitution.
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by News Desk

We understand political parties are scared because they don't want to lose their political domain, but at the same time we understand why establishment is scared of Imran Khan, but the battle is long lost now. because people are not with you this time, especially Punjab, and everybody knows whoever wins Punjab wins Pakistan. Anyways the battle right now is simple between doctrine of necessity or constitution, although CJ remarked today that supreme court of Pakistan can delay elections, that again is a bit of debate that how can even supreme court delay elections, there is no provision in constitution for that. If the elections are said to be held in 90 days or minimum time possible with date extended for few days, that will be understandable but anything beyond it will simply be doctrine of necessity. _______________________________________________________________________ Potpourri is defined as "a mixture of dried petals and spices placed in a bowl to perfume a room." And we define it as: – a mixture of dry opinions and fact-based analysis, naturally fragrant stories and tales, sensationalized social media issues as sprinkles of oil, and presented by our team to keep the potpourri fresh and alive.


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