KP CM announces to leave post if inexpensive roti not implemented

Islamabad: Chief Minister Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Ali Amin Gandapur Wednesday said that they have made roti low-priced and will implement it, if not then he will leave the post.

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur while talking to the media outside the court said that another experiment of Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM-II) is being conducted, the nation cannot bear any more experiment, the result of PDM-I is in front of everyone. Where the country is heading to, do not push the nation further into darkness.

He stated that the conditions created by the caretaker government are also in front of everyone, be aware and think of the country, don't experiment with the London plan or any plan, worry about inflation, think of the people's problems.

Chief Minister KP added: ‘We had given health card in Punjab too but you stopped it. We have made roti inexpensive, I will implement it, if not then I will leave the chair’.

He continued to say that you are doing everything on TikTok, the nation cannot be stupid anymore, I do not respond to TikTok, there is no objection if there is an agreement for the betterment of the nation.

Earlier, Judge Tahir Abbas Sipra of the Anti-Terrorism Court (ATC) in Islamabad heard the case of vandalism of the judicial complex against Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leaders and others for which Ali Amin appeared in the court.

Former Senator Shibli Faraz also appeared before the court along with the Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Investigation, Investigating Officer along with the records. Judge Tahir Abbas Sipra inquired from the Investigation Officer (IO) if Shibli Faraz is wanted for investigation, to which the investigating officer replied that he is no longer needed for investigation.

Judge Tahir Abbas remarked that an acquittal application was filed before the challan of one of the accused was submitted. For one, the investigator is saying that there is no evidence, what will happen to the rest?

The Anti-Terrorism Court extended the pre-arrest bail applications of Ali Amin Gandapur and others till April 27.