PESHAWAR
Chairman, Amun Taraqqi Party (ATP) Muhammad Faiq Shah said that his party is struggling for economic, political reforms and provision of unprecedented authorities and powers to the masses. “We are carrying out an organised political and awareness campaign across the country”, He vowed the awakening movement will be sustained till delegating powers and authority to people. Faiq was talking to different political and social figures during a meeting here at the party’s central secretariat on Saturday.
He termed strengthening institutions is imperative for fostering democracy in the country.
The party chief made it clear that the issues cannot be resolved until and unless ensure public authority and powers.
Shah observed that social and economic injustice has sharply risen up in the country.
He said all segments of the society adversely suffered by the current oppressive and cruel system.
The party leader said election is the only way to end the current political chaos.
He urged political parties to resolve all outstanding issues by dialogue and mutual consensus.
Furthermore, he stressed a joint mechanism and roadmap should be crafted to tackle serious challenges and issues, like price-hike, unemployment, poverty, hunger and drought-like situation.
Faiq was of the view that discrimination in delivery of justice weakens state institutions.
He added everyone should be equal in the eyes of law.
He noted that political instability has brought destruction everywhere in the country.
The ATP chairman said the life of the common man has been made miserable.
He said the cost of living has increased exponentially and that it has made it difficult for poor people to fight against the current depressing situation.
Faiq continued to say the lust of power is endless while everyone wants to show down opponents for political survival and personal interests.
The party leader said political victimization has further brought chaos and unrest in the country.
He said policy should be shunned to use anti-graft institutions against political rivals.
