MAINSTREAMING OF THE RELIGIOUS OUTFITS IN PAKISTAN: A STEP IN RIGHTDIRECTION
Author(s) -
Muhammad Rizwan Bhatti,
Ali Shan Shah,
Ghulam Qasim
Publication year - 2021
Publication title -
journal of social research development
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2788-8339
pISSN - 2788-8320
DOI - 10.53664/jsrd/02-02-2021-06-160-170
Subject(s) - radicalization , mainstreaming , politics , mainstream , terrorism , political economy , political science , offensive , sociology , law , economics , management , special education
The religious outfits have emerged like a juggernaut force in Election, 2018, though all the religious parties opposed existence of Pakistan. The political history of Pakistan is a saga of confrontation among political and extremist elements. The political Islamists wield considerable strength on the country disproportionate to political and electoral power. Islamist political groups served as coalition partners and strengthen the political capital of streamline parties. The phenomenon of mainstreaming and reintegration of religious organizations into mainstream political parties become piece de resistance when they started showing muscles over sit-ins and coercing Government into acceding their demands by hook and by crook. Political mainstreaming of religious outfits is demanded vigorously on the affirmation of renouncing violence by banned organizations turned religious political parties. Thus, the radicalization does not imply violence. The radicalization has plagued whole world. The prudent in-depth “analysis of embedded counter terrorism drives and stratagems will enhance vision and help in abridging lacunas and gaps for effective de-radicalizations” offensive.
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