The Chief Minister of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Saeed Afridi, has strongly condemned the behavior of the Punjab government, calling it “dictatorial, deplorable, and morally bankrupt.” During a Provincial Cabinet meeting in Peshawar, Saeed Afridi expressed his reservations about the Punjab government’s behavior during his three-day visit to the province. He stated that the Punjab government’s behavior is undemocratic and unacceptable, as they have targeted cabinet members with violence.
Saeed Afridi further added that it is unacceptable for an elected Chief Minister of a province to continuously block roads and markets, and that the Punjab Police’s decision to close rest areas on motorways is also questionable. He also mentioned that the lights at Mazar-e-Quaid were turned off during his visit, highlighting the Punjab government’s moral and intellectual bankruptcy.
Saeed Afridi stated that such behavior is alarming and inexplicable in times of economic and political instability in the country. He emphasized that at a time when the nation is seeking unity, such divisive behavior is detrimental to the country’s interests. He also condemned the Punjab government’s behavior, stating that the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government strongly condemns their actions and urges all government officials to provide exceptional service to visiting officials from other provinces, making them feel at home.
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