Meanwhile, in the United States, it will be decided next week whether a woman will be able to rule as president for the first time or not. Will Kamala Harris succeed in breaking the tradition of male supremacy or not? However, here the contradiction has already broken the chains of “expansion of thought” and “gender discrimination” and for the first time in history, both the ruling party and the opposition have got the patronage of Punjabi Begums. On the one hand, because of the captivity of Imran Khan, Bushra Imran and Aleema Khan have practically become the most powerful position compared to the entire leadership of Tehreek-e-Insaaf, on the other hand, Nawaz Sharif’s political thinking suggests that Maryam Nawaz is the one among them. Will be the political successor. As if today’s political era will be known as the conflict between Punjabi Begums.

Indian history is full of mention of Begmats and their politics. Begmat Awadh and Begmat Bhopal are particularly mentioned in their worldview and governance style, Gulbadan Begum, Hamida Bano Begum and many other Begums have also played an important role in the Mughal royal court. Razia Sultan and Chand Bibi become metaphors of bravery. Jandan Kaur, the last wife of Maharaja Ranjit Singh, was the original ruler after her son Raja Dilip Singh. After the creation of Pakistan, Ms. Fatima Jinnah and Begum Rana Liaquat Ali Khan played a prominent role. Later, Nusrat Bhutto and Benazir Bhutto surpassed men in bravery, courage and independence. When Nawaz Sharif got into trouble, his wife Kulsoom Nawaz, despite being a housewife, with a combination of wisdom and courage, cut the teeth of the opponents and freed the entire family and took them to Saudi Arabia. Now it is to be seen whether Imran Khan’s wife Bushra and sister Aleema Khan will also be able to play the role of Nusrat Bhutto or Kulsoom Nawaz or not?

If we turn another page of history, a story of Ayub Khan’s time emerges. Bhutto was in prison, Nusrat Bhutto and Air Marshal Asghar Khan were campaigning for his release. The same thing happened with Kulsoom Nawaz that when Nawaz Sharif became the Prime Minister for the third time, Kulsoom remained confined to the house, but it is his achievement that he encouraged Nawaz Sharif to bring Maryam Nawaz into politics and then make her his political successor, difficult. When the time came, Maryam Nawaz fought bravely by her father’s side and made her own narrative despite the difficulties.

Now it’s time for Bushra Imran and Aleema Khan’s exam. Tehreek-e-Insaf should reject inheritance politics even today, the power and status of these two women is much higher than the chairman of the party Gohar Ali Khan. If Tehreek-e-Insaaf wants to be successful by doing public and protest politics, it is necessary for the women of the family to come forward. By the way, Aleema Khan is a female copy of her brother Imran Khan, but Bushra Imran is currently several levels above her in status. . Aleema Khan has participated everywhere with her brother in the construction of Shaukat Khanum Hospital, the opening of Namal University and then in the background of Tehreek Nisaf, but after marrying Bushra, another woman has won this position as much as Imran respects his wife. is not Whether someone calls Bushra Vatu a magician or a witch, but Imran Khan is the one sitting on the throne of his heart today. They scold and get angry but always praise Bushra. If Bushra is brought to the field, she will get the full support of her husband. On the other hand, if something happens to the founder of PTI or he is out of politics, then no opponent of Aleema Khan will be able to compete with him. Pur and other party officials were blown away, now they will open the mouths of cannons and blow them all away whenever they want. It remains to be seen which of the two will get a chance, because it is not a secret that Nand and Bhabhi do not get along, but they do not even tolerate each other. Whichever side Khan’s weight falls on will be powerful.

Nuni politics is also in a very interesting phase, Maryam Nawaz is hitting fours and sixes daily in Punjab, she also has powerful women in her team, Maryam Aurangzeb is well educated, understands the corporate sector and NGOs, in the Punjab cabinet. They are considered to be the most powerful. Uzma Bukhari’s father and then she herself stayed in the People’s Party, she is fully aware of the values ​​of democratic freedoms, art, culture and journalism. However, inspite of all the ups and downs, the popularity of Tehreek-e-Insaf in Punjab has not yet decreased, nor has the Non-League gained any political growth. However, there is an impression that things are looking up, especially with the economic data showing a very positive picture, even if their impact has not yet bottomed out.

The biggest tragedy of Noni politics at present is the non-coordination and conflicting paths of the Punjab and federal governments. Commenting on the condition of anonymity, an officer said that in Punjab and Jamaat’s government and another party in the federation, he then explained that in the federation, Muslim League is under Shahbaz government and in Punjab, Muslim League is Maryam. is the government of Why this is so and why it is not being corrected, students of politics are unable to understand. If this continues, then PML-N will become more weak. It also seems that PML-N chief Nawaz Sharif will field Maryam Nawaz Sharif and not Shehbaz Sharif as the prime ministerial candidate in the next elections (whenever they are held). Maryam Nawaz is very loyal to her uncle, even respects her, but she seems to be mentally preparing herself for a new political role. The Prime Ministership is a practice. Their real aspiration seems to be the Prime Ministership, but it will be possible only then to break the popularity of Tehreek-e-Insaf with their performance and narrative, the family is united and they come out of the bureaucracy and into the people. Mixing and mingling, avoiding assembly members and party workers and avoiding advice are the stones on the way to their popularity.

Note: This is the translation of his Urdu column published in Jang

Note: This is the translation of his Urdu column published in Jang