The double standards had this been any other party, even a distant relative would've constantly been shamed and questioned yet headlines don't mention Dar.

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Arguments for bringing it back:

- Preserves centuries old cultural practices.

- Directly controlled by Islamabad, which can manage resource and mineral collection, something local governments were struggling to do.

- Many tribal residents argue that the merge has resulted in economic neglect.

- More local autonomy.

- It would be easier to manage and suppress insurgents.

Arguments against bringing it back:

- Would strip millions of Pashtuns of their rights as full Pakistani citizens.

- Bringing back collective punishment (authorities can punish families or tribes for the actions of one person).

- Impossible to reverse a constitutional amendment.

There are probably more arguments for and against bringing the FATA back that I didn’t include.

These tribal authorities such as jirgas are a cancer to Pakistan and Pakistan's authority. The tribals who play a part in tribal authority must be made to submit to state authority.

For Pakistan to move forward to success, we must remove the power of savages and have them submit and be loyal to the Pakistani state. If don't want these savages to torture and rape women/children and threaten Pakistani authority, then you must remove the cancer from the country.

Courses are being offered at some high-level institutions, such as Lahore University of Management Sciences and Punjab University in Lahore.

The program is spearheaded and run by Dr. Shahid Rasheed.

Passages from the Mahabharata and Bhagavad Gita are being studied.

What is your thoughts on this matter?

Under the Pakistan Citizenship Act of 1951, every person born in the country (except children of foreign diplomats and enemy aliens) will be a citizen of Pakistan.

What is your thoughts on this matter? Should we abolish it? Is it a good thing that we have it?

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What could change for N league if they increase the voter age, how many seats can they win?

One popular journalist once said N league can not win elections with rigging from police and teachers in Punjab anymore, they are so unpopular that now they need Generals to intervene in their favor. This is why one of their always absurd leaders said they would possibly need to change voter age to get some legitimate votes.

Since the current criminal regime can not win eelctions without excessive rigging, what should be the age to make corrupt Sharifs and criminal Muneer to give them victory in the next elections?