Rawalpindi: DG ISPR has said that good governance is of fundamental importance for Pakistan’s security and national stability, while improvement in the administrative system is indispensable for effective resolution of problems.
During the press briefing on counter-terrorism and security
issues, a journalist asked about Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi’s statement on
creating new provinces or administrative units, to which DG ISPR said that this
is Mohsin Naqvi’s personal opinion. I do not want to comment on it, but I will
still say this much: good governance is indispensable for Pakistan’s stability
and security.
He said that in 1972, Pakistan’s population was about 70 to
80 million, which has now increased to 250 million, while the administrative
structure still consists of four provinces. In this situation, there is a need
to think according to new requirements.
The spokesperson of the Pakistan Army said that without good
governance, national problems cannot be solved. If an administrative reset is
needed for effective governance, then it should be considered.
The DG ISPR further said that according to the constitution,
the opinion of the people should be given importance to solve problems. If the
people are satisfied with the current governance, then this is a positive
thing, but if they are not satisfied, then a decision should be made according
to the constitutional procedure.
It should be noted that while addressing Pakistan's first
Economic Summit Conference yesterday, Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi
also said that the system we are living in has collapsed. Believe it or not, we
all want democracy and are big supporters of democracy. There are three or four
systems within democracy.
Mohsin Naqvi said that reforms in the system are necessary
to solve problems. Those who run the political system are also present in this
hall and those who fund the political system are also sitting here. Some
provide funding under some compulsion and some under some compulsion. The day
you people decide, this system will be fixed. Not everything is bad in this
system.

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