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Azadi-e-Mohoom
“Azadi-e-Mohoom” by Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto is a powerful political critique that examines the illusion of freedom experienced by post-colonial nations, particularly Pakistan. Bhutto argues that despite formal independence, true political and economic sovereignty remains compromised due to foreign influence, elite control, and systemic inequalities. He exposes the gap between the ideals of independence and the realities of governance, highlighting issues of social injustice, external pressures, and internal corruption. Written with passion and political insight, the book calls for genuine self-reliance, people’s empowerment, and national dignity. It reflects Bhutto’s vision for a strong, independent, and socially just Pakistan.
Published By:
Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto
Published Date:
June 15, 2026
Pages:
280
Subjects:
Politics/Current Events
Available Format:
(19.77)
Action:
Description
“Azadi-e-Mohoom” by Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto is a powerful political critique that examines the illusion of freedom experienced by post-colonial nations, particularly Pakistan. Bhutto argues that despite formal independence, true political and economic sovereignty remains compromised due to foreign influence, elite control, and systemic inequalities. He exposes the gap between the ideals of independence and the realities of governance, highlighting issues of social injustice, external pressures, and internal corruption. Written with passion and political insight, the book calls for genuine self-reliance, people’s empowerment, and national dignity. It reflects Bhutto’s vision for a strong, independent, and socially just Pakistan.
