Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur made a public appearance for the first time since the PTI rally in Islamabad, addressing a gathering of Bar Council Associations in Peshawar. He emphasized the need for institutional reforms, stating that it is essential for the nation's progress and the well-being of its citizens.
Gandapur also conveyed a message to PTI leader Imran Khan, currently imprisoned, expressing unwavering support for Khan's ideology. He stated, "The ideology you instilled in us, and in the nation, cannot be taken from us. We stand firm, unyielding."
The Chief Minister urged institutions to undertake self-reform, highlighting the national benefits that such changes would bring. He added, "Pakistan will benefit from your reforms, and ultimately, it will serve your own interests as well."
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Ali Amin Gandapur expressed his intention to engage directly with Afghanistan, stating, "I will personally speak with Afghanistan, and my provincial delegation will be sent to Kabul." He added, "If the authorities are preventing me from traveling to Punjab, Sindh, Balochistan, and Islamabad, I dare them to arrest me."
He challenged those who are responsible for harmful policies, asking them to prove who is behind them. Gandapur continued, "I am saying, let me send a delegation to Afghanistan. They are our neighbors, yet no one seems to care. My blood boils at the neglect."
Declaring his determination, he said, "I will take matters into my own hands, send a delegation, sit with Afghanistan, and work to solve these issues."
Addressing the matter of Pakistan's announcement of action against the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) in Afghanistan, he questioned, "Why did Pakistan launch operations against 'TTP' in Afghanistan? Who were the Kharijites, and what is the purpose behind labeling the TTP with this name?"
Gandapur also made it clear that he would not remain silent: "If you don't answer, I will speak up and demand answers. I will raise my voice and make the truth known."
He affirmed his commitment to justice and freedom, saying, "As a free citizen of Pakistan, I deserve answers. We haven't sought revenge, nor have we used provincial institutions for personal vendettas. We do not want to spread hatred, as it weakens the country. But for our rights, justice, and true freedom, I will not stay silent. The Constitution allows us to defend our rights."
Gandapur concluded by saying, "If I speak, they accuse me of inciting people. Even today, there are challenges within the province, and because of the wrong actions of certain individuals, I am facing difficulties."
Ali Amin Gandapur stated, "I am not here to be spoon-fed, nor is anyone a servant." He emphasized that journalists are like brothers, saying, "If we don't talk about corruption, how can I be held accountable? How can I be corrected if you don't even recognize me?"
He went on to say that accountability is not about revenge, adding, "I am a free citizen of Pakistan, and I deserve answers. If you refuse to respond, I will raise my voice, ask questions, and make my concerns known."
Gandapur reaffirmed his loyalty to Imran Khan's ideology, urging institutions to reform themselves for the benefit of the country, the people, and their progress.
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