Anti-govt drive

With an anti-government mass agitation campaign on the cards, the beleaguered ruling coalition seems to be in a perpetual fix. JUI-F chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman's nod to join ranks with the PTI and other opposition groups will come as a real administrative challenge as the law and order situation is too precarious to hold water. The rising incidents of terrorism in K-P and Balochistan, where the JUIF too is on the receiving end, seems to have influenced the decision to take to the streets. The killing of JUI-F's Mufti Abdul Baqi Noorzai in an incident of firing in Quetta yesterday, and the back to back terror attacks, have apparently pushed the veteran leader to go over the brink. Announcing the launch of a countrywide protest movement, the JUI-F took no qualms in calling the sitting government "illegal" and lambasted it for "rising corruption, deteriorating law and order situation and its paranoid approach to merely focus on Punjab". Fazl, who is widely regarded as an ally in shadows on his role in repeatedly salvaging the government during crises, surprised many as he took on the President and the PM in person for "lacking credibility and legitimacy" and "not being true representatives of people". This is more than enough to cement an understanding with the PTI that has solely been in the eye of the storm for its anti-government narrative. The proposed street revulsion will, however, pose multidimensional threats as a renewed kinetic operation against terrorists is also being planned. Likewise, the simmering unrest among people with reference to bad governance and a plummeting economy can catalyse the anti-government drive. This necessitates a political approach to take out the steam, and the least that the perturbed coalition can do is to talk it out with the opposition by unconditionally releasing political prisoners and making amends in its autocratic governance. That is the only way to posit a united stance on the home front and solidify defences against the terror outfits. The onus is on the government to watch its steps.

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