SialkotDefense Minister Khawaja Asif said on Sunday addressing the internal dispute within the Pakistan Tehreek -e -Insaf (PTI), calling the party a deep division. He remarked that the PTI “reflects the number of members of its members”, reflecting the growing fighting among senior party personalities.
During his speech at a program in Sialkot, Asif criticized PTI members for approaching each other, adding, “We do not have to abuse them, they are abusing each other themselves.” He pointed to the ongoing tension between key PTI figures such as Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly Speaker Babar Saleem Swati and former Senator Azam Swati, as well as former Minister Timur Saleem Zhagra and the party’s internal accountability committee.
Asif also cited the differences between KP Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandpur and PTI provincial president Junaid Akbar, which has led to further discrimination within the party. Despite these rituals, Akbar confirmed last week that these issues have been resolved following the guidance of PTI founder Imran Khan.
The Defense Minister did not withdraw the PTI founders labeling the “international thief”, while also noting that the party members called each other a thief. Asif attributed the party’s current struggle to these divisions and internal disputes.
Focusing on the performance of the government, ASIF highlighted the achievements of the Muslim League (N-Leed administration, especially in facilitating the economic difficulties of the country. He praised Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif for the management of reducing the prices of electricity, which the ASIF has declared the government as unacceptable in the past. Righting is strengthened.
Meanwhile, Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting Ataullah Tarar praised the flexibility of the Pakistani people and said that with public support, even the most complex challenges of the country can be overcome. Addressing a convention of workers in Lahore, Tarhar emphasized the government’s commitment to provide real assistance to the citizens despite the difficult economic heritage.
Tarar gave Prime Minister Shahbaz to prioritize the future of the nation over short -term political benefits, and he noted that Pakistan’s economic recovery has increased internationally. He also revealed plans to reduce electricity costs for industrial consumers, which indicates a positive direction for the economy. In his remarks, Tarhar highlighted the Pakistan Army’s important role in ensuring national security and contributing to the country’s economic stability.
