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What waiting costs us
Pakistan was recently in the middle of another long march. Yet the most expensive part of the march may not be the march itself. It may be the weeks of waiting around it. Consider the timeline. In August, PTI announced a long march on Islamabad for September 27. A couple of days before that date, the party postponed it to October 4. The government held two rounds of talks with the opposition at Parliament House, and the second ended in a “deadlock”. The march then began from Lakki Marwat, not Peshawar, and its caravan camped in Karak. The government said the march will not be allowed to enter ...
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