Senator Faisal Vawda, known for his outspoken views, criticized Pakistan’s democratic system on January 31, calling it flawed and praising Army Chief Gen Asim Munir as a “ray of sunshine.” Vawda argued that democracy perpetuates a cycle of inefficiency and corruption, preventing accountability for leaders. He lauded Gen Munir for his leadership, stating that the Army Chief’s selfless service and integrity offer hope for the country. Vawda also dismissed the idea of giving youngsters a chance under democracy, emphasizing the need to prioritize Pakistan over politics.
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During a Senate Standing Committee meeting on January 30, Vawda claimed he halted the purchase of 1,010 new cars for FBR officials after raising concerns. He alleged that FBR officers threatened his life for exposing corruption and revealed he has compiled a list of 54 corrupt officials. FBR Chairman Rashid Langrial acknowledged the seriousness of the allegations and promised a criminal investigation into the threats.
Vawda, in a subsequent interview, declared he would not file a formal complaint but warned of severe consequences if harmed. He vowed to take revenge in a manner that would be remembered for generations, showcasing his determination to fight corruption and hold powerful individuals accountable.
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