Dues of Pakistan

History- a subject few of us appreciate while many of us don’t understand. To me, history means a vast collection of dates representing life altering moments of some great people or countries. This concept never really hit home until today.  Today, I am realizing that we, as the citizens of Islamic Republic of Pakistan are witnessing moments which are going to make history of this country.
 
Since 2013, Pakistan has been riding political roller coaster ride. Wrong people ruling us; wrongfully elected by us.
This country has been through so much- little children bled to death, so many lost lives for simply being innocent. We all have become immune to bloodshed. Yet in the midst of all this darkness and chaos there is a glimpse of miraculous ray of hope trying to make its way through.
The greatest development of 26th August, 2015 is the visit by the renowned  British Pakistani boxing champion Amir Khan to the most victimized and vulnerable area Lyari in Karachi; and also his announcement to start Amir Khan Boxing Academy.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Lyari is a place whose children have mostly seen severe law and order crisis yet this situation didn’t hinder the development of world class boxers and foot ball players. Unfortunately, no one has paid any attention to them even the people who were elected by this constituency.
Nevertheless, hard work and sincerity is always rewarded. I hope that this visit by Amir Khan proves fruitful and brings into the limelight the long ignored talented youth.
The second unbelievable development of 26th August, 2015 is the decision by the election tribunal against high-profile person currently in the Government. This decision might not be a big thing for people living in the Western world but for a country like Pakistan it is a ‘larger than life’ event.
A time of prayer and gratitude but also a time for long and dedicated hard work, combined with intelligent strategies.  
I am very hopeful that this country will very soon see its long-due glory. Ameen.
Sonya Syed (Day 541).
 

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