Pakistan has always been on a round trip between Religious Conservatism and Political Radicalism. Conversely, the founding fathers of Pakistan were Westernized and saw politics as a common and collective secular activity distinct from Religion. Pakistan had non-sectarian agenda and was neutral before 1977. However, the state actors are considered responsible for the creation of […]
Author: Malaika Sarwar
The writer is a student in the school of Politics and International Relations at Quaid-I-Azam University, Islamabad. She can be reached at sarwarmalaika18@gmail.com.
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