Jamila Hider, leftist intellectual and mortal rights activist

Jamila Hider, leftist intellectual and mortal rights activist
Leading leftist activist from Balochistan, Jamila Hider Advocate, says Gabriel Burke's palm in Chile is a farther step towards there-emergence of left- sect politics that's presently being seen throughout the region (Latin America). Can

Jamila Hider says that at one time it was unbelievable that in a country like the United States a left- sect ideologue would ever be suitable to run in the presidential election, when it was said that had ended with Russia. 

At that time veritably many people believed that the leftism
Still, we've seen Bernie Sanders, and also where Jeremy Corbyn's dynamic politics told the Labor Party in Britain, he also rejected the notion on the world stage that left- sect ideologues are now inapplicable or Have come inapplicable.'

Gabriel Burke's recent palm is also the result of his political activism, which has led to the emergence of left- sect people in Chile, which was considered the center of neoliberalism. It's also a communication of stopgap for those involved in left- sect politics around the world and a communication that people still believe in the politics of illiberalism.

On whether Gabriel Burke could be born in Pakistan, Jamila Hider says that there's a leadership like Gabriel in Pakistan, and it isn't the case that the land is fully barren. Connections with teens need to be strengthened and boosted.

Pakistan's rottensemi-feudal egalitarians have also been acting as agents of the commercial classes who have noway allowed the millions to unite, so indeed left- sect intellectualism and leaders haven't been suitable to find the space they need. Can work and increase contact with the public.

The ban on freedom of expression since the 1980s, the negative propaganda against communism as a result of the Afghan jihad's petrodollar finances is the ground reality that has made it delicate for left- sect pens, intellectualism and leaders to find their place. Had to face it.

She says that we saw that many youth groups in Pakistan supported Imran Khan because the watchword of PTI was also youth leadership.

 It's a different matter that they too lost their fashionability at least in the lower and public position during their first term by resorting to the same rotten system and people of the history.

" Still, it's a clear sign that the youngish generation wants to play a commanding part and is ready for it. But the real political platform for them, at least to me, is in left- sect politics, which, through their political training and unionization, can produce leaders like Gabriel.

Explaining the reason for the lack of political leadership among the youth, she demanded that the ban on pupil unions be lifted. 

Jamila Hider says,"Since pupil unions are banned, political training of the youth isn't done in educational institutions, so politics has been monopolized by a many elite families."
Basra Mentor, Socialist Feminist
Former pupil leader from Lahore, Basra Mentor, says Gabriel is an inspiring illustration to the pupil community around the world." This is a veritably important time in history for the Left to rally. We see this as the period of the Left's renaissance around the world."

Gabriel Burke's notice of Cuba is considered by Bashar Manor to be a positive intellectual elaboration.

 She also says that both Jeremy Corbyn and Bernie Sanders had the support of the youth, but the difference between them and Burke is that Burke himself is youthful, and he's a symbol of tone- metamorphosis and the rising voice of youth. 

There's also an illustration.

Pertaining to the history of the history, Basra Mentor says that the Communist Party of Pakistan was banned from the morning, but other conditioning of the leftism also increased." The actuality of absolutism in Pakistan for numerous times and the absence of republic also crushed the tendency of the leftism."

In a country where scholars have been charged with terrorism, left- sect leaders have been picked up from their homes, people have gone missing, and numerous have been killed just for raising their voices or asking questions, also the Left It would be wrong to condemn him for not being suitable to grow.

Basra Mentor says the religion card has been used constantly to control the Left. Attempts were made to stifle the voices of numerous Left leaders by issuing fatwas against them for Bannon Muslims. 

The peaceful women's march was indicted of sacrilege and the leftists were oppressively beaten.

But we've been seeing for numerous times that the Left is succeeding in gaining the support of the people in the form of Student Solidarity March and Women's March. 

We're veritably auspicious about the development of the Left.

Basra Mentor says that if the ban on pupil unions is lifted, it'll change the politics in Pakistan." Because it'll give a new platform for scholars and politics, which will open new doors." If we want to move beyond heritable politics or the politics of a certain class, also the youth should be given a chance.

Basra Mentor says that 64 of the country's population is sitting in congress to make opinions that aren't apprehensive of the problems of youthful people, and they don't understand them.

 This is a generational gap between decision makers. Thus, it's important that 50 to 60 of the youth be represented in the congress.

Dr. Ammar Ali Jan, Central Leader of the People's Rights Movement

Dr. Ammar Ali Jan says that the extremity of capitalism has taken a terrible shape each over the world due to which the people are growing angry, and they're looking for a volition to this extremity-ridden system." Left- sect testaments have always been a detailed notice of capitalism, which is formerly again adding its fashionability."
The in Chile has been linked to republic from the morning,"he says. El Salvador Allende won choices in Chile in 1970 in the name of illiberalism, but his government was overthrown in a military achievement in 1973 with the help of the CIA.

 Each country has its own tradition of leftists, and it isn't possible to draw any general trend from it.

Dr. Ammar Ali Jan says"The parallels between these Latin American movements are that they diverge from the traditional taglines and reforms of the left and express the issues of the people in the conversational, which is why they're so popular in these circles. Who were generally opposed to the Left's views.

One key difference between the two is that Corbyn and Sanders campaigned within traditional parties, while Gabriel Burke combined social movements and left parties to form an indispensable platform.

 Perhaps that is why Sanders and Corbyn were suitable to blackmail their parties, while Burke had the full support of his party, which helped him win the election.

Ammar Ali Jan says the left in Pakistan has been weak for the last 40 times and generally finds its place in mainstream parties. 

But indeed in Chile, effects were not much better (or different) than we were a many times alone.

The pupil movement that took place in 2011 strengthened the left sect there and also achievement'eat in 2019 gave the Left more fashionability. Burke has surfaced from this public struggle.

 In Pakistan, we've lately actuated pupil, women, tyrannized nations and workers' movements.

He says he hopes that one of these small revolutions will one day come up with a bigger volition because people have come disillusioned with mainstream politics.

The comrades of the left have made unknown offerings against the absolutism. But because of two big miscalculations, they're far from the people.

 On the one hand, they didn't modernize their analysis to moment's conditions. Second, he didn't make a general statement that would be simple and express people's passions.

"The Left will have to present its new analysis to the public, in addition to the heated debates on twentieth-century revolutions."

Pertaining to the religion card in Pakistan, Dr. Ammar says that the trend of religion is also strong in Latin America and America." Religion itself isn't a problem and religious ideas have played a positive part in numerous leftist movements.

 Still, the way the fascist forces have used religion in Pakistan has created further obstacles for progressive thinking.

I'm confident that the youth in Pakistan will play an important part in politics,"he said. At present, all the mass movements are being led by the youth.

 Political parties are hysterical of similar youthful people, which will lead them to form an indispensable political association.

Leaders of the People's Rights Movement say that an ordinary person can not dispute choices in Pakistan at this time because it costs crores of rupees.

 But plutocrat competition around the world can only be achieved through strong organization. 

However, they will surely reach the congress, If the youth succeed in erecting a strong association.

After the demand from the pupil union to lift the ban, Dr. Ammar Jan says that the other significant thing is to give the youth significant positions within the parties and seats in the congress. 

There's a share for youth in original government which is welcome. 

There should be analogous share in Parliament so that new faces and new thinking can crop.
Dr. Fahad Ali, an intellectual from the University of Information Technology
Dr. Fahad Ali says it would be a magnification to see the palm of a left- sect seeker in the Chilean presidential election only as an ideological reanimation of the leftism.

 He says the reasons for the success of a left- sect seeker in Chile need to be understood in the country's political and literal environment.
The verity is that for the last 50 times, Chile has pursued profitable programs under neoliberal capitalism that have strengthened profitable inequality in society.

 Indeed, Chile's richest one percent account for 25 percent of the country's gross public product.

Thus, he says, it isn't enough to talk only about ideological reanimation where profitable, social and profitable conditions have reached this stage. 

Gabriel Burke's palm in the presidential election indicates that Chile's workers, poor peasants, youth, scholars and a large section of the middle class have rejected neoliberal programs.

"They want everyone's share and donation to Chile's profitable development, not just the rich class, which has long served from these (neoliberal) programs." He says that in the current period, left- sect movements will have to speak out in favor of particular and civil liberties.

In Chile, in its environment, was the period of General Pinochet's brutal absolutism when civil liberties were oppressively elided.

 According to him, Gabriel Burke may be blamed for assuaging his opponents as well as his well- provision that at least his government doesn't intend to take down civil liberties.

Dr. Fahad Ali says that in his view the emergence of leftist movements in Chile and other countries of the world need not be seen in the environment of the United States and the United Kingdom as the emergence of leftists around the world, especially in the Global South.

 Movements aren't told by leftist leaders in the United States and Britain.

It's intriguing to suppose that in different countries of the world, the left seems to be gaining ground on different political fronts, so why not in the United States and the United Kingdom? Egalitarians don't allow leftist politics to flourish in these two countries or in the events in their history that have taken place in these two countries, like Chile, Bolivia, Venezuela and so on.

According to Tod. Ali, youthful leaders don't crop in any political vacuum. Gabriel Bork had gained immense fashionability in the demurrers against profitable inequality in