Punjab Information Minister Azma Bukhari on Saturday criticised Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf that when the conditions of the country start to improve, their mischief starts.
She stated in a press conference in Lahore that Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif fought the case of Palestine and Kashmir in the United Nations. He represented the Pakistani nation in his address. The whole world heard Pakistan’s clear stance on Kashmir and Palestine.
She added that the Prime Minister boycotted the speech of the Israeli Prime Minister, following which the rest of the countries also boycotted the Israeli Prime Minister. Spectators outside the United Nations had to suffer disgrace.
The provincial minister further said that Fitna sitting in jail does not like the peace of the country. Riot program has been made in Rawalpindi, Rangers are deployed and Section 144 is in force. If someone tries to take the law into their hands, action will be taken. Azma Bokhari also stated that Chief Minister Khyber Pakhtunkhwa does not care about his province, should a chief minister have a file or a gun? The ghosts of the curses do not believe in words, even today there is a program of invasion in Rawalpindi.
She continued to say that you cannot be permitted to throw petrol bombs, and attempts to block roads and intersections will be dealt with iron hands.
She stated that the agreement with the International Monetary Fund has been finalized and the first installment has also been received which will stabilize the economic situation. Azma Bukhari stated that the Punjab police know about the ‘treatment’ for individuals like Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur. Bukhari said that the concerns raised earlier had now materialised, as Gandapur was reportedly using government resources from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, including ambulances, jammers, and cranes, while entering Punjab. She questioned whether such preparations were for a public gathering or an attack on the province. Bukhari said that law and order prevail in Punjab, and the use of force or violence would not be tolerated under the guise of democracy.
She questioned calls from the judiciary to allow political rallies, asking whether rallies should be conducted in this manner.
Additionally, Bukhari questioned why the youth of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa should be sacrificed while Imran Khan’s children enjoy a luxurious life abroad.
She urged mothers in KP to ensure their children pursue education instead of being used as fuel for violence and terrorism.
