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"All our national life stooges of the past and present colonial masters have led us. Their contribution has been merely to mortgage our children's future and short change our dignity by making compromises under the guise of the much-abused supreme national interest."

Pakistan came into being as a result of a sustained struggle under the dynamic leadership of the Quaid-e-Azam and matchless sacrifices of the Muslims. The great Quaid translated Allama Iqbal’s dream of a separate homeland for the Muslims by founding an independent and sovereign state. The founding fathers envisaged Pakistan to be a modern, democratic, and moderate Islamic state. They wanted newly created state to adhere to socio-economic justice, ensure human freedoms and fulfillment of rights, uphold rule of law, and supremacy of the Constitution. They wanted a state where the powers that be accountable to people, where armed forces are guarantor of peace, and protector of her territorial integrity and independence; where independent and free judiciary exercise complete impartiality and deliver cheap and immediate justice; where bureaucracy serves people; and where police and administration protect life, honour and property of people. In short, the country was envisaged to adhere to these ideals as a stable, welfare, moderate Islamic state. What is happening now and where do we stand today compared to these ideals enumerated above?