(24News) Khawaja Asif mentioned PTI’s chaos and the escape of the leadership and said that playing the provincial card by the party is enmity with Pakistan. Ali Amin gandapur guards fired on their own workers.
Speaking in the National Assembly,Defense Minister Khawaja Asif said that Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) is currently suffering from serious internal differences,which is evidenced by the contradictory statements of PTI leaders.referring to Bushra Bibi’s statement, he said that he had complained that everyone left him and ran away, which indicated that the PTI leaders had left their workers and fled. Khawaja Asif demanded that PTI come up with a unified narrative, or else talking in the air is tantamount to insulting the collective consciousness of the nation.
Khawaja Asif claimed that the 12 workers killed by PTI were not identified while ali Amin Gandapur’s guards fired on their own workers.
Khawaja Asif further said that KP police personnel were brought in plainclothes for the protest and their call for civil disobedience failed like the first two attempts. The PTI’s earlier call for civil disobedience 10 years ago also failed.
Khawaja asif made it clear that PTI’s use of provincialism card is tantamount to enmity with Pakistan and if the workers come to know about PTI’s decisions on November 26, they will react strongly, as when the opportunity came to stand up. So everyone ran away.
Khawaja Asif further said that the policy rate and inflation have decreased,but the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government does not have money to pay the salaries,besides,he raised the question that PTI has done what development work in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa?
He also mentioned that PTI is abandoning its responsibilities and comes to protest in the federation and their agenda is anti-national,which we will not allow to succeed.
Asif further said that these people attack Islamabad time and again but each time they flee after disappointing their workers, and finally requested that for the sake of God, seeds of hatred should not be sown in this country, otherwise it will be lost. The country will have to be raised and said that may Allah save Pakistan from the evil of rioting group.
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how could PTI’s internal conflicts impact the economic stability of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and othre provinces?
Interview: Khawaja Asif Discusses the Current Political Climate in Pakistan and PTI’s Internal Crisis
Editor: Welcome to time.news! Today we have the possibility to speak with Defense Minister Khawaja Asif.Thank you for joining us. The political situation in Pakistan seems quite tense with the ongoing issues within the PTI. Can you elaborate on your observations regarding their internal strife?
Khawaja Asif: Thank you for having me. Indeed, the Pakistan tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) is experiencing notable internal conflicts, which is evident from the contradictory statements of their leaders. As an example, Bushra Bibi’s comments about being abandoned by her fellow leaders suggest a deep divide within the party. When leaders flee in times of crisis, it reflects poorly on their commitment to their workers and the nation.
Editor: You’ve mentioned that there were incidents at protests where PTI’s security personnel even fired on their own supporters. how dose this relate to the party’s ability to maintain control and cohesion?
khawaja Asif: It demonstrates a lack of organization and control within the party ranks. Allegations that Ali Amin Gandapur’s guards targeted their own workers are alarming and point to a chaotic habitat. If a party cannot ensure the safety of its own members, how can it be expected to lead a nation? Such actions only exacerbate the internal divisions and public perception of PTI.
Editor: You have called PTI’s strategy of playing the provincial card as anti-national. Could you explain why you believe this approach is harmful to Pakistan as a whole?
Khawaja Asif: The use of a provincial narrative fosters division rather than unity. When political leaders prioritize regional issues over national interest, it can lead to discord among provinces and undermine the collective spirit needed for Pakistan’s growth. If PTI continues down this path,it risks inciting broader unrest among its worker base and citizens alike.
editor: You also spoke about the failure of the PTI’s call for civil disobedience. What lessons can be drawn from their past attempts?
Khawaja Asif: History shows that calls for civil disobedience can backfire if not approached carefully. PTI’s previous attempts over the past decade ended without any substantial impact, leading to disappointment among their supporters. This consistent failure indicates a disconnect with the public’s expectations and illustrates the need for reliable leadership, which PTI currently lacks.
Editor: aside from the political fallout, what does this internal chaos mean for the economic situation, especially in provinces like Khyber Pakhtunkhwa?
Khawaja Asif: The economic implications are serious. While the overall policy rate and inflation have seen some improvement, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s government is struggling financially, which raises questions about PTI’s governance during their tenure. Without economic stability, the provinces will find it difficult to pay salaries and support growth initiatives, which can fuel further discontent and instability.
Editor: Lastly, what message do you have for the PTI regarding their future direction and responsibilities?
Khawaja Asif: My advice would be to return to their responsibilities and prioritize national unity over divisive politics. If they fail to present a unified narrative, they risk alienating their supporters and endangering the country’s peace. as leaders, they should focus on constructive solutions rather than pushing an agenda of chaos. For the sake of Pakistan’s future, I urge all leaders to refrain from sowing seeds of hatred and instead work towards a cohesive and prosperous nation.
Editor: Thank you, Khawaja Asif, for sharing your insights on the current political dynamics in Pakistan and the issues facing PTI. Your perspective helps shed light on the broader implications for the nation.
Khawaja Asif: It was my pleasure. Thank you for the opportunity to discuss these vital matters.