PESHAWAR
Chairman, Amun Taraqqi Party (ATP) Muhammad Faiq Shah has noted the political fight is being fought for grabbing power, positions and distribution force. He viewed a competent leadership would steer the country out from the prevailing crisis.
Chairing a meeting here at the party’s central secretariat on Sunday, Faiq emphasized that democracy should bring in government and opposition and immediately give positions to other people.
Shah asked the Prime minister, opposition leaders and other inherited leaders to bring competent people forward. This fight has been highly harmful to the country, its people and economy, he noted.
The ATP chief observed the writ of governments is unseen in all four provinces, including Gilgit Baltistan (GB) and Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK).
He noted a storming situation has been created in the country. He added that collision and bloodshed would bring destruction.
Faiq asked the people to judge them all these real faces well and avoid spreading hatred and prejudice by meddling with other wars.
He stressed that change in the present political system is highly essential, asking the major leaders to bring new people up and to end dictatorship and pressure tactics forever.
The Prime Minister should be elected in the government every year from all provinces on a rotational basis in order to eliminate deprivations, Mr Shah demanded.
The ATP chairman asserted that only the manifesto, action plan and policies should keep supreme instead of personalities.
Faiq appealed to the masses to abstain from instigating leaders of their respective political parties, because they would themselves give answers of ethics, he added.
The party leader asked Imran Khan, Sharif, Zardari Families, Maulana Fazl ur Rehman and other parties to bring new people up, as he said that their heavy weight of personalities was unaffordable for the country.
Hate is being spread among the people, as the objective is solely to gain power, force and wealth, he added.
Shah vowed his party would expose all these faces and its ongoing struggle for public authority and political awareness would be sustained across the country.
