The party and government offices are quite different from each other. In a truly democratic set-up they are manned by different persons. If a political party comes into power after winning election and any of its office holder, for instance, its head, its general secretary or its joint secretary etc etc win the election and made a minister or prime minister he should then resign from the party office on which the party should then elect a new person. In this way the party cadre and the government cadre could be kept separate. It is the duty of the party office holders to keep a sharp eye on the working of its ministers and ensure that they do not indulge in any activity which is against the party’s manifesto or illegal.
The common man expects from the PTI that it sets up this healthy precedent as early as possible. In point of fact, all political parties should follow this golden principle. Look at India. Modi is the PM of India but the BJP, which he belongs to, is headed by Amit Shah.
Is Zardari ill?If not, then why did the camera’s eye caught him limping from the premises of Islamabad High court towards his car aided by his daughter Asifa Bhutto and a person whose identity couldn’t be established after attending court proceedings against him?
POSTSCRIPT : The guests who attended oath-taking ceremony of the new prime minister in Islamabad the other day were served with mineral water, tea and biscuits while 9 dishes were served on a similar occasion in Karachi in which the Sind Chief minister took oath of his office.
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