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THE UNMUTED VOICE Special Guest: Major (R) Adil Raja The Business of Power? Corruption, Privilege and Accountability in Pakistan In this episode of The Unmuted Voice, Major (R) Adil Raja joins us for an in-depth discussion on power, privilege, corruption and accountability in Pakistan. Pakistan’s military has long been one of the country’s most influential institutions, playing a significant role not only in national security but also in politics, business, real estate and governance. Supporters view this influence as essential for stability, while critics argue it has contributed to a system where accountability remains limited and privileges remain protected. This conversation explores some of the most important and controversial questions facing Pakistan today: • How does power function within the system? • Is corruption driven by individuals or by institutional structures? • Why do military-linked business ventures generate public debate? • How does access to power create economic opportunities unavailable to ordinary citizens? • Why do major corruption scandals rarely result in meaningful accountability? • What role do military influence, politics and business play in shaping governance? • Why is Balochistan central to discussions about resources, development and accountability? • What reforms could increase transparency and strengthen democratic institutions? The episode concludes with a discussion on what meaningful accountability would look like in Pakistan and the reforms necessary to build greater public trust. Whether you agree or disagree with the views expressed, this discussion raises questions that extend beyond any individual or institution and touch on the future of governance, transparency and accountability in Pakistan. Watch, share and join the conversation. #TheUnmutedVoice #AdilRaja #Pakistan #Accountability #Balochistan