PESHAWAR: Chief Minister of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Ali Amin Gandapur, has declared his intention to stop the governor’s vehicles and expel him from the governor’s house.
Speaking to the media in Peshawar, Chief Minister Gandapur accused both the governor and his leader of being thieves. He asserted that he would block the governor’s vehicles and remove him from the governor’s house. Gandapur emphasized that the governor’s position is of no significance to him and his two brothers. He vowed that they would not be allowed to become political martyrs but would be defeated politically.
The Chief Minister further criticized the federal budget for excluding projects for Pakhtunkhwa, calling it unreasonable. He affirmed their readiness to protest and claimed that they know how to secure their rights. Gandapur condemned the current rulers as incompetent and assured that they would be removed. He clarified that they are not seeking confrontation but are demanding their rights. He also questioned the basis on which Bilawal Bhutto was admitted to Oxford University.
