Democracy in Pakistan:
Before discussing the present condition of democracy in Pakistan it seems necessary to state the important constituent elements of democracy. * Democracy is a system which increases and defends civil liberties. It limits the power of government and its institutions. * Democracy helps government to regulate its moral, economical and political matters. * Democracy provides intellectual, religious and political freedom to citizens. * Democracy establishes a society which rewards its citizens on merit rather than on status, rank or privilege * Democracy establishes laws to promote the standard of living of the citizen. If we analyze the condition of Pakistan it can easily be realized that do democracy is not being practiced in Pakistan in its true spirit. The first step being civil liberties is extinct. A laborer Baba Jan; the LPP organizer in Gilgit Bultislan, has to face ant terror trail because he was the demanded compensation for flood victims. He was tortured and beaten brutally for organizing protests Being a sovereign Islamic republic, the constitution of Pakistan gives basic rights to its citizens. They are freedom of belief, freedom to express his views publicly freedom to have information, freedom to from association, and freedom to bear arms. But in practice that freedom is not granted equally to all groups of society. If we consider the condition of regulation of government, it is going worst from bad. Take the example of education department. There are thousand “ghost schools” in the country. These schools exist only on papers. The buildings of such schools are in miserable condition and especially in most rural areas local land owners have converted them into their drawing rooms. There are also thousand ghost teachers who receive their salaries but do not appear in schools except on the appointed day to