Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur reaffirmed the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf’s (PTI) pledge to achieve “Haqeeqi Azadi” in 2025. Speaking to the media, he emphasized the need for true freedom, saying:
“We must bring actual freedom. Those who brought the white paper should present their performance to the masses.”
Economic Achievements and Criticism
- Gandapur highlighted a 44% increase in the province’s revenue since assuming office.
- He criticized the federal government, questioning the performance of other provinces:
“Tell us how much revenue Punjab, Sindh, and Balochistan have collected.” - Regarding the IMF, he stated:
“The IMF’s only target is KP because we are the only province to meet the given targets, while others are in deficit.”
Stance on Kurram Issues
- Addressing the Kurram incident, he acknowledged the challenges but assured that the situation is under control:
“The problems in Kurram cannot be resolved in one day. Agreements are being made between parties, and we are working to restore law and order.”
Political Statements
- Gandapur criticized political opponents, asserting:
“We must rid ourselves of those who have stolen the mandate.” - Speaking about PTI founder Imran Khan, he expressed hope:
“We will be pleased once our leader is released from jail.”
Gandapur’s statements underline his government’s resolve to pursue “Haqeeqi Azadi,” address regional issues like Kurram, and maintain PTI’s stance against political adversaries.
