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Govt failed to mitigate sufferings of poor masses, says Faiq Shah

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Our Correspondent
PESHAWAR
Chairman, Amun Taraqqi Party, Muhammad Faiq Shah has said the present political system and failure of political parties have come under discussion through which one can easily judge that the mongers of bringing change had completed failed.
Chairing a meeting here at the party’s central secretariat on Monday, Faiq Shah termed that individualism and inherited politics as a major hurdle in the way of real democracy, which is being occupied by political parties and made the masses mentally slave.
He called upon the masses to rise against the opportunists elements and those continuously power from generation to generation so the public decision will bring real democracy in the country.
Faiq Shah said the rights of poor masses are always exploited by the feudal lords, waderas, landlords, capitalists and privileged class with the poor masses as they sit as king/monarch in each nook and corner of streets.
The ATP Chairman said the seed of ignorance was sown by the feudal lords, capitalists and landlords just for the sack of gaining personal interests while depriving poor people from right to live, snatching basic livelihoods, like bread, butter and other essentials.

Faiq Shah said the failure of Prime Minister Imran Khan proved that this man and inherited politics cannot do anything for the country’s better future.

He said his party has already presented a viable and workable solution to all issues in shape of a joint Board of Wisdom and Honesty – BWH under which all institutions would steer the country out from the prevailing crisis situation.

The party leader said that the establishment along with intellectuals need to realize the gravity of the situation and should take practical steps by pulling them out from ego and free people from this slavery.

Currently, he said the maladministration is at peak in the country. He added people have been severely perturbed and we need to learn the lesson from the past in order to put the country on the path of sustainable progress and development.