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TLP is no Lashkar-e-Taiba, its agitation no civil war. Yet Pakistan is losing a battle Ayesha Siddiqa © Provided by The Print The liberals in Pakistan, who Prime Minister Imran Khan had described as ‘blood-thirsty western liberals’, must be in a state of shock after seeing their government acquiesce to the demands of  Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan or the TLP, a militant group that was recently banned and is responsible for taking law and order into their hands, mainly in Lahore and Punjab. Pakistan’sInterior Minister Sheikh Rasheed Ahmed announced that the government would release the TLP members and present a resolution in parliament to expel the French ambassador. The confused signaling by the government of claims that it will take action against those who have broken the law but then agreeing to discuss the matter in parliament has added to the crisis. The TLP’s agitation isn’t a civil war or a threat to the State yet, but Pakistan

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