LAHORE: Railway Minister Khawaja Saad Rafique said on Wednesday that positive change in Pakistan will only come through vote ? not through any other means.

Speaking at an event, Rafique said that the people of Pakistan will not accept any other change brought from any undemocratic process, further adding that the country?s future is linked with democracy. 

?Pakistan was formed after a long democratic process. Vote must be respected by accepting the authority of elected representatives,? adding government is not fighting against any institution to avoid chaos in the country.

We wont make Pakistan next Egypt, Syria, Yemen and Afghanistan,? he said. ?We as a country have not yet defeated poverty, terrorism and hunger.?

The federal minister further added that there remains no space for technocrat government, and days of Marshal law are over in the country, adding that Pakistan will be in reverse gear if people?s mandate are not accepted.

?If someone thinks that a politician can be disqualified over executive orders. It is not right,? he said.

Separately, Rafique said that Railways profit has crossed over Rs 400 million. 

"Railways is being managed without any single penny of foreign funding, massive improvement is going on in the department," he said.

Rafique claimed that the turnover profit of railways would be between Rs 50 to Rs 53 million.