Q2. Given below is the introductory paragraph of an expository essay. Complete this essay by using expository technique of essay writing. (10) Pakistan is a country of 220 million people who are living in this country with a post-colonial cultural setup. Sub-continent would not have been divided for Muslims if it was not for educated Muslim elite to intervene and make this miracle happen for good. Muslims were deprived of most basic rights in the sub-continent being ruled by British colonialists. After 1857, Sir Syed Ahmed Khan was first among one of those Muslims who felt this need of reviving Muslims through giving them modern education. Surely, it would have been of impact as to keep someone out of reach of this basic necessity. This approach of keeping Muslims away from education might be one of the proponent of the philosophy of “divide and rule.” Whatever the reasons might be, this effort was countered by some of the educationists who later changed the discourse for this nation and turned it into Pakistan. The current constitution of Pakistan with its specific article 25-A for “Free education for all from the age of 5-16.” The obligation is not just to provide opportunities to this young lot but also to provide them other basic necessities to carry out these activities. After the 18th Amendment education has alone become a provincial subject but as a nation a single upheaval policy is required. The young minds are becoming stagnant die to low quality education having very low standards of global comparison