Curbing Dynastic Politics in Pakistan:
Introduce Term Limits.
Implement term restrictions for political officeholders to prevent power from being concentrated within a single family.
Promote meritocracy.
Encourage political parties to select candidates based on merit and ability rather than familial connections.
Enhance political education:
Invest in civic education to enhance knowledge about the value of varied leadership and the negative consequences of dynasty politics.
Strengthen political institutions.
Create strong, independent institutions that can withstand excessive influence and provide a level playing field for all candidates.
Encourage intra-party democracy.
Create an intra-party democratic culture to empower party members and lessen reliance on family connections.
Transparency of Party Funding:
Enforce open reporting of political party funding to diminish the dominance of family financial networks.
Local Bodies Elections:
The best way to groom leadership at the grassroots level
Strengthen Political Parties:
Strong political parties are another means of creating leadership
GT Road Agenda:
The GT-Road Agenda needs to be abandoned, and we need to adopt an agenda of inclusion as Pakistan is not from Lal Kurti to Raiwind but from Gilgit to Gawadar and Kashmir to Karachi. Everyone must be given a fair chance and representation in the power equation because power belongs to people, and people are the masters of their fate.
