Divided into four provinces, all three provinces of Pakistan are currently hot cauldrons. Apart from Baloch, TTP, the fire of insurgency is also burning in independent Kashmir. Army Chief Asim Munir has a new task to deal with Pakistan under fire. It is planned to break the four provinces of Pakistan, Punjab, Sindh, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan to form 12-15 small provinces in the style of British 'Divide and Rule'. Munir also plans to build 160 small states.
Military dominance in Pakistani politics is not new. Currently, the country is under unwritten military rule. Shahbaz Sharif worked here as Asim Munir's puppet government. At present, the whole of Pakistan is burning with protests. Desperate to handle the situation, Asim Munir's army has entered the field. According to a report in the Economic Times, Munir's plan to deal with this situation is to reduce the powers of the four provinces and increase the powers of the Centre. Which means making the army more politically powerful. Keeping the mutiny under wraps, Munir has already said that it is very difficult to run administrative work in such a large province. Due to which the situation in Pakistan is getting worse. The economy is weakening and debt is rising.
Munir has already said that it is very difficult to run administrative work in such a large province. Due to which the situation in Pakistan is getting worse. The economy is weakening and debt is rising.
Incidentally, the most populous province in Pakistan is Punjab. 12.8 crore people live here. That is, half of the total population of Pakistan lives in Punjab. Balochistan, on the other hand, is the largest province in terms of area but has a low population density. Only 1.5 crore people live in Balochistan. According to Munir's claim, Pakistan's villages are worse off because of being a big province. People have to travel for hours to reach the city to get government services. However, even though the army chief has made this claim, informed circles are seeing other numbers behind the scenes.
In fact, due to the rebellion in these two provinces of Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, the situation of the Pak Army is in a bad state. Meanwhile, Pakistan's control in Balchistan is very less. Pak army is not finding a way to kill Baloch rebels. In this situation, Munir wants to break the provinces into small pieces. It will facilitate governance. If the power of the center increases, the army will be able to put a gun on Shahbaz Sharif's neck and take his own decisions. The smaller the two rebel provinces are divided, the easier it will be to control the rebellion. Munir's forces want to deal with the areas that have gone out of hand in this table.