PESHAWAR
Chairman, Amun Taraqqi Party Muhammad Faiq Shah has clarified that excessive taxes and cruel system of billing and arduous attitude with people are intolerable.
Replying to online queries in an open forum here on Monday, Mr Shah said his party has a solution to free the nation from economic slavery.
“Our mission is to bring collective leadership and public authority by breaking sculpture of personalitism,”
The party chief said personalistim has ruined all institutions and politics in the country.
To a question, Mr Shah replied if one third of Muslim countries would give an ultimatum at governmental and military level to Israel so Palestine will be liberated from barbarism within the next five minute.
Being a Muslim and Pakistani, we need to alter ourselves, he stressed and added that power of vote should be realized by eligible political parties and must recognize cheaters in politics.
Faiq called for provision of opportunities to youth to play their role in development of economy and national progress.
We reject the law of giving extension on all higher positions, and the foundation of this tradition was laid down by PPP and PML-N.
Shah said Imran Khan had made law and today the same he wants if he shows courage so oppose extension in service like us.
He continued to say that politicians made legislation for personal benefit.
Such laws were promulgated which have only created fault, he added.
The ATP chief maintained that personality isn’t important but only the system, united leadership and public authority are crucial.
He said Pakistan armed forces is the world’s topmost military, wherein a complete discipline prevailed.
The party leader said Bhutto’s raised slogans of Roti, Kapra and Maakan, but these all have been snatched from people.
He said Tehreek e Insaf has seized justice from people.
The N-league has gained objectives by bribery, favoritism, culture and nepotism, he added.
The ATP chief said somewhere roguery or somewhere corruption.
He asserted these all can be eliminated by peace, public authority and justice.
