Mian Javed Latif Leader of Muslim League-N and Federal Minister Mian Javed Latif says that as long as the remains of General (R) Faiz and Saqib Nisar are there, the country cannot move forward.

Mian Javed Latif, expressing himself on the social networking site Twitter, said that if Saqib Nisar and Faiz Hameed are caught, 70% of peace and tranquility will come in Pakistan. Pakistan reached this situation by the decisions given on the wishes of the families, the country cannot move forward as long as the remains of Saqib Nisar Faiz Hameed are there.

As expected, Latif’s remarks have sparked debates among political commentators, with some agreeing with his assessment and others expressing dissent. The ongoing discourse reflects the complexities and divergent opinions within Pakistani society regarding the role of historical figures in shaping the nation’s future.

It remains to be seen how Latif’s statement will impact the political landscape and whether it will lead to a broader discussion about the influence of past leaders on Pakistan’s progress. Nonetheless, his assertion serves as a reminder that the country’s path forward requires a careful balance between honoring its history and embracing new ideas and perspectives.

The discussion surrounding Latif’s statement also delves into the broader question of accountability. Some argue that examining the role of past leaders, both military and judicial, is crucial for promoting transparency and ensuring that mistakes are acknowledged and rectified. They assert that holding individuals accountable for their actions is essential for building a just and progressive society.