Military Rule: From the very begining, Pakistani rule was a conspiracy, in disguise and the biggest player behind was the army. 60% of the country's budget was spent on the army, and they were not willing to give up their luxurious way of living and let a civilian government take over. Using political unrest as an excuse, in 1958 Pakistan army cheif Ayub Khan took over power. He didn't rule for a day or two, rather he ruled for eleven years. Military rule can never bring about anything good. In the history of the world, there is not a single example of military rule moving a country forward, and it was no different for Ayub Khan.
Monday, January 11, 2010
Military Rule
Military Rule: From the very begining, Pakistani rule was a conspiracy, in disguise and the biggest player behind was the army. 60% of the country's budget was spent on the army, and they were not willing to give up their luxurious way of living and let a civilian government take over. Using political unrest as an excuse, in 1958 Pakistan army cheif Ayub Khan took over power. He didn't rule for a day or two, rather he ruled for eleven years. Military rule can never bring about anything good. In the history of the world, there is not a single example of military rule moving a country forward, and it was no different for Ayub Khan.
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