Islamabad: six out of 10 Pakistani have complained that the federal government neglects the provinces and unfairly distributing resources, according to a survey conducted by the Public Research Institute, in which more than 1,000 people from all over the country participated, The news reported on Tuesday.
In the survey, 58% of the Pakistani said that the federal government is neglecting the provinces, while 35% did not agree and said that the provinces receive adequate resources, while 6% did not answer the question.
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When asked what are the reasons behind the nationalist movement, 33% cited political deprivation as the most important reason, 21% cited the lack of development, 14% foreign interference, 10% of state violence, while 6% cited racial discrimination as the main reason.
When asked what the government should do to strengthen Pakistan, 28% of respondents said the government should strengthen democratic institutions, 19% favored the equitable distribution of resources, 16% requested the final interference by anti -democratic forces, 15% said respect for human rights and 13% said that respect for regional identity was essential for Pakistan’s stability.
In the survey, 66% of Pakistani also complained not to obtain a real representation; However, 27% did not agree with this, saying that their real representatives were currently in assemblies, while 7% did not answer this question.
