​Advocate Jamal Ashraf Rana
 
​Chairman

We are advocating for constitutional and electoral reforms through lawful, civilized, and democratic means. Our aim is not to oppose the current state of governance or the constitution, but to restructure the governance system that has repeatedly failed the people of Pakistan for the future national elections to come.
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We seek a peaceful transition from the deeply flawed parliamentary model to a Presidential system—one that ensures clearer accountability, stronger leadership, and national unity. We respect the rule of law and the sanctity of the democratic process. That is why we call upon the restored Election Commission, civil society, and all stakeholders to recognize that systemic change is not revolution—it is evolution

Pir Mehboob Shah Rashdi 

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​Pir Mehboob Shah Rashdi 

​Honorary President 

Most respectfully and very humbly, I request all the Aiwan and institutions of our homeland to realize that merely chasing the tail of corruption all year long is not a solution to any of the current deficits in governance or in providing welfare to the people. We the people—politicians and the intelligence elites—must summon the courage across the board to change the parliamentary system, which has nurtured corruption in its crypts. This system has failed and is clearly failing Pakistan on many fronts, both domestically and abroad.

Therefore, our ultimate goal is to eventually launch the Presidential system. But since the infrastructure of the main departments is notably non-existent, we the people need to raise our voices together to fix, most importantly, the departments of Ehtesaab, the electoral system, law and order, education, energy, economy, health, and foreign affairs.

​This will require a 20-month time-out period preceding the implementation of a referendum, revision of the census, and the announcement of elections according to the Presidential system. The Presidential system is a democratic electoral system of governance, proudly practiced in democratic republics around the world.


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Raja Sohail Akhter Satti
​(One of the Pioneers)

​Raja Sohail Akhter Satti

​Primary Administrative President
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We need to unite as a nation to reflect on why the current government is known to have failed within the first 90 days — despite the general belief that the current Prime Minister was relatively honest.
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This was certainly because he was placed within a collapsed and corrupt parliamentary system. Therefore, even before we think of electing an honest leader, we must first change the system to a Presidential one. Furthermore, no system can survive until the infrastructure of our major departments and institutions is rectified.

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Dr. Yousuf Sanjarani

​Dr. Yousuf Sanjarani
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Secretary General
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As a medical graduate of Jinnah Sindh Medical University (Sindh Medical College) during the time of a functional Students' Union—when we were nurtured as seasoned students of grassroots politics and closely observed the issues of common people on the streets—I knew in my heart that our system was failing.

Today, I am fully cognizant of the legal and constitutional aspects of our goal to first provide Pakistan with an innovative electronic infrastructure, which, in fact, has never been made available to the people of Pakistan in the last 75 years. The infrastructure needs to meet internationally accredited standards—of course, in accordance with Islamic bylaws.
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Secondly, I foresee a smooth constitutional pathway to Presidential governance, which will indeed help in eradicating the deeply rooted corruption of the current parliamentary political network.
I invite you all to join our safer and cleaner platform in order to participate in a democratic political process, and to move forward with us in bringing Pakistan out of the woods.

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Syed Habib Ahmed

Finance Secretary

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Alhamdullilah, Pakistan is a land of tremendous cash crops & minerals with the super-added bliss of being an Islamic republic.

But we are losing barka'at from our 'rizq' every day, as we are ignoring our religious & cultural values, not only due to the lack of high quality education , at home /school, but also due to the  our law-regulatory & disciplinary  disorders. 

​We must act together to shut down any two-way mis-documented, corrupt money transactions, to prevent the risk of terror financing into the misled teenagers, by the foreign proxies. ​Let’s  boost our economy by welcoming clean investors.
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Syed Habib Ahmed

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Gufran Ahmed

Central Office Secretary

All the people who believe in resetting our infrastructure and launching a new system of governance through the Presidential electoral system, with a new, non-corrupt team and undivided attention, must join hands with us by completing our online membership form.

Of course, it’s a paperless era, so fill out the online form and become part of our innovative database registry. Actively participate in our movement's goals through the Contact Form by sending your input.

There should be no impression of violence, no impression of protest against one's own government — only a commitment to regional peace, and eventually, global peace.

Gufran Ahmed

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Lisa Francis
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President Minorities'Wing

With the full support of my husband, Christopher Ashraf, and my family, I decided to embark upon the PMP platform and represent the proud legacy of all religions, races, and people of different ethnic backgrounds living as minorities in Pakistan.

I strive to make Pakistan, through this platform, not only a safe haven with equal rights in all fields of life and career, but also the most respectful and welcoming place.

We put our religious and ethnic differences aside when it comes to Pakistan’s sovereignty. We must be considered absolute Pakistanis. I will make sure that the concept of living in refugee camps or being treated as second-class citizens is erased.
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Remember, most of our forefathers were born here and were not even immigrants. We have NICs, and we are part of the Pakistani flag. So, chin up!

Lisa Francis