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News Desk: Pakistan's Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi has issued a stark warning that the country's growing youth frustration could trigger major political or social unrest if the government fails to address structural problems and create merit-based employment opportunities.
Speaking during a recent television program, Naqvi stressed that policymakers should not underestimate the anger of young people who are struggling with limited economic opportunities and growing dissatisfaction with the current system.
"We are unable to provide our young people with what they aspire to have," Naqvi said. "You may call them youth, cockroaches, or whatever you like. But if these 'cockroaches' ever unite, they could turn everything upside down."
Source: Firstpost.
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