Question

Why pakistan under general musharaf shound not be called a democracy?

Answer 1

Pakistan was not practising democracy during the rule of musharaf :

1. people could elect their representatives to the national and provincial assemblies but those representatives could not really become rulers .

2. the final decision could only be taken by the army officials and musharaf and none of them were elected by the people .

3. they formally had an elected parliament and government but the real power was with the army .

Answer 2

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Pakistan under general Musharraf should not be called a democratic government because :

* People may have elected their representatives but they are not actual rulers.

* They cannot take the final decision.

* Final decision is only taken by the army officials and the Musharraf.

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