What Is Behind The Fog?

Both the date, day, and year on the calendar have changed, and the weather is getting colder. Winter rains have started in the country, while snowfall has also started in the upper regions. In the winter, every scene becomes blurred as hundreds of fogs cover it.

It becomes very difficult to find the way in this fog because nothing is visible to the naked eye. This fog seems to have engulfed not only the plains and mountains but also our visions, hearings, and emotions. Every scene is blurred in this fog of indifference, selfishness, and ego. Nothing is being understood; every path is getting lost in the fog, and we are just wandering in this fog.

Every passing moment is increasing the risks, not reducing them, while the country has reached the "red line" of default. But from London's Avonfield to Lahore's Zaman Park and Bilawal House, there is a fog of indifference. What to ask and who to ask if you have a question In this cold fog, despair is overshadowed in every scene.

Meanwhile, terrorism has risen again in Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. So far, the rehabilitation of flood-affected people in Balochistan has not been completed. The women and children there are searching for the missing men from their house, and now there is the possibility of an operation.

At this time in Balochistan, there is snow everywhere, and the weather is extremely cold. In such a situation, the hungry, sick, cold-affected children and these poor, weak women are helplessly asking what they will do and where they will go. But the hearings of our political leaders have been clouded; they are not hearing anything.

For eight years, the provincial government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has not managed to maintain peace in the province, and now the banned organization TTP and the security forces are facing each other again. What can be the question of strengthening the terrorists by sheltering them for the sake of our government, but in this the names of those undercover people whose names are mentioned by our political leadership in their statements come up? But the eyes remain in need of grace.

The fog of selfishness of our rulers in the cycle of destroying each other has left a curse for the common man. Flour is expensive, oil is expensive, sugar is expensive, gasoline is expensive, vegetables are meat, and nothing is under control. There appears to be a fog of indifference all around, and neither sees nor hears anything. 

Somewhere children cry from hunger, some women die from violence, and somewhere they read and see the news of those who were blindly shot by the police and robbers. While fighting the battle of power and ego, there was no idea that we had come to the brink of destruction. But the hearing of those who answered this question is also covered by a fog of indifference.

A fog of selfishness has also covered our morals. Somewhere on social media, the slurs of the opponent are flying in such a way that yesterday's benefactors are being called traitors today, and all kinds of slander continue. So somewhere the shameful series of audio and video leaks started, which has brought out the true nature of Parsaas, but at the same time, this question is also being left: If no one's private life is safe in this country, then whose is? Where the speech of the prime minister is not safe, how safe is the common citizen?

All kinds of accusations and hypocrisy are being made to win the war of power. Blackmailing, the game of interests and powers, continues in this cruel fog. In this game, these players have no rules or morals, just the pursuit of power in every case and in every situation. But what about the country? What happens? If the fog lifts, you will have more time to think, and time is running out. Because this fog is not only in front of the eyes but also over the minds.

The question will remain the same: what lies beyond the fog? And the answer will be the same this year too: "There is just fog behind the fog."