Kya Yeh Mumkin Hai? (کیا یہ ممکن ہے؟)
An Invitation to the Nation for Reformation...! — A 600-page comprehensive political, judicial, and economic treatise.
Author & Publication Attribution
According to the authentic book spread and Government of Pakistan Copyright Certificate No. 20697-Copr, this work was authored by Sardar Altaf Hussain Anwar under the pen name Altaf Saqi. The work was formally registered with the Intellectual Property Organisation of Pakistan, Copyright Office Karachi, on 26 February 2010.
Bibliographic Record & Provenance
Authentic Cover Spread Scan
High-resolution master reproduction of the original printed front cover, spine, and back cover
Key Documented Thematic Pillars
Core institutional reform proposals articulated in the treatise and integrated into the Party Manifesto
Nizam-e-Rabubiyat: Implementation of a socio-economic order guaranteeing basic sustenance, shelter, education, and healthcare for every citizen.
Insaaf Bin Daam: Radical restructuring of the judicial branch to provide rapid, non-partisan, free justice at the district level without court fees.
Decentralized Devolution: Abolition of top-down centralized bureaucracy in favor of 150 autonomous district assemblies and 1–400 grassroots municipal councils.
Abolition of Riba (Usury): Systemic transition from debt-based fractional-reserve banking to the non-interest MBC credit framework.
11-Member Peer Council Selection: Replacement of commercialized wealth-driven electoral campaigns with a merit-based grassroots peer-evaluation system.
The literary work 'Kya Yeh Mumkin Hai' is protected under the Copyright Ordinance, 1962 of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan. Registration Certificate No. 20697-Copr was issued under the seal of the Registrar of Copyrights, Karachi.