Unfortunately, in Pakistan, the ISI is not answerable to anyone and is above law. A top Tehrik-e-Istaglal leader Air Marshal (retd.) Asghar Khan filed a petition in Supreme Court against the involvement of the ISI in politics and distribution of funds belonging to the national exchequer to politicians of the Islami Jamhoori Ittehad, Jamaat-e-Islami and others. However, the Court has taken no cognisance ...

The rule of Punjabi establishment and their hegemony over Pakistan has ruined the country. Ethno-linguistic minorities, including the Sindhis, Mohajirs, Pakhtoons, Balochs, Scraikis and minorities in smaller provinces feel insecure and deprived. This deprivation may (become) a threat to national integration. ... The junta government ... is scared of losing its hegemony over smaller provinces ... (Source: The Pioneer, 27 August, 2000)