Federal Minister warns of legal action if KP Chief Minister provokes conflict

Muhammad Jawad Ali
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Muhammad Jawad Ali
Muhammad Jawad Ali is Web Editor of Minute Mirror. He can be reached at email jawadhaider854@gmail.com.
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Summary

  • The Federal Minister for Information has stated that if the Chief Minister of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) attempts to provoke conflict with the federal government, the law will take action.
  • During a press conference in Islamabad, Federal Minister Attaullah Tarar remarked that Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas had expressed solidarity by taking the Prime Minister’s arm and stating, “You are our brother.” Tarar mentioned that Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif returned to the country after a successful visit to the United States, where his address at the United Nations General Assembly received significant acclaim.
  • He accused the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party of trying to destabilize the country, stating that if KP Chief Minister Ali Amin seeks to bring about a revolution, it should be in the education and health sectors of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
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The Federal Minister for Information has stated that if the Chief Minister of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) attempts to provoke conflict with the federal government, the law will take action.

During a press conference in Islamabad, Federal Minister Attaullah Tarar remarked that Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas had expressed solidarity by taking the Prime Minister’s arm and stating, “You are our brother.”

Tarar mentioned that Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif returned to the country after a successful visit to the United States, where his address at the United Nations General Assembly received significant acclaim.

He noted that under the Prime Minister’s leadership, they boycotted the speech of the Israeli Prime Minister, and after the Prime Minister’s walkout, other countries also exited the General Assembly session, leaving the hall nearly empty during the Israeli Prime Minister’s speech.

He stated that Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas welcomed Pakistan’s support and acknowledged Pakistan’s role in the Palestinian cause.

He further added that Pakistan’s foreign policy is progressing positively, highlighting that Pakistan is the only country whose passport states it is valid for all countries except Israel.

Atta Tarar reported a decline in inflation in Pakistan, now at 6.9%, and mentioned that the World Bank has praised Pakistan’s economic policies.

He also referenced comments made by the Turkish President at the UN, affirming that there has been improvement in Pakistan’s economy, compelling countries worldwide to recognize and commend Pakistan’s economic policies.

He accused the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party of trying to destabilize the country, stating that if KP Chief Minister Ali Amin seeks to bring about a revolution, it should be in the education and health sectors of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

He asserted that their actions aim to sabotage the country’s economic improvement and warned that using state resources to provoke conflict with the federal government is unacceptable.

He stated that they will never succeed in their objectives, and if conflict arises, the law will intervene.

He emphasized that a revolution cannot be achieved with ten ministers, convoys of vehicles, and state resources.

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Muhammad Jawad Ali is Web Editor of Minute Mirror. He can be reached at email jawadhaider854@gmail.com.