PTI's Days Numbered; Backward Counting Started: Amir Haider Khan Hoti
Sumaira FH Published April 12, 2018 | 07:57 PM
Awami National Party (ANP) provincial president Amir Haider Khan Hoti Thursday said the clock of PTI's government and Chief Minister started ticking backward and soon ANP would come to power in the province.
PESHAWAR, (UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 12th Apr, 2018 ) :Awami National Party (ANP) provincial president Amir Haider Khan Hoti Thursday said the clock of PTI's government and Chief Minister started ticking backward and soon ANP would come to power in the province.
Addressing a public gathering in Swabi, he said Imran Khan should first have to clean rotten eggs from his own party before claiming to make country free from corruption, adding that the one main accused of corruption and changing loyalties was PTI's Chief Minister Pervez Khattak while PTI's provincial legislators thrice sold their conscious in Senate polls.
Referring to PPP co-chairman Asif Ali Zardari, he said Zardari subdued Imran Khan in Senate polls and proved that, "aik Zardari Imran per Bhari" (Zardari outmaneuvered Imran Khan) and exposed Imran Khan's real face.
He said Captain's team members sell themselves in Senate poll on carrot rates but no action was taken against them which was evident of the fact that those PTI's members were planted. Hoti said the so-called change of PTI has exposed before the nation as the provincial kitty is out of money while mismanagement was at peak.
Those who were making hue and cry against corruption in Multan metro project should first tell as to why they had turned Peshawar city into ruin, he asked while referring to Bus Rapid Projects. He said PTI's BRT project has made life miserable for local people who were suffering from various allergies and diseases due to dust pollution and construction work.
The ANP leader said that if PTI had eliminated corruption NAB would not have initiated inquiry against them in Malam Jabba land scam, billion Tree Tsunami and other projects. He said KP Ehtesab Commission was closed as the provincial government made the credibility of accountability institution questionable.
He demanded of Election Commission of Pakistan to ban on displaying plaque on new as well as old development projects. ANP leader said the party would strengthen provincial kitty if elected to power in upcoming general elections, adding that revolutionary steps would be taken in education and health sectors while universities to be established at district level.
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