PESHAWAR
Amun Taraqqi Party (ATP) chairman Muhammad Faiq Shah has stated that chaos and tussle of power cannot be eliminated until rule of law in country.
He made it clear that no one will fully abide with laws until following laws by politicians, rulers and bureaucracy so the anarchy would be further intensified. Shah while talking to media here on Saturday noted that the wrangle is only for gaining power and unprecedented authorities, which has been imposed on masses.
World is being confronted with serious challenges like water, food and environment, while the fight of power is relentless in our country, calling it highly unfortunate, the ATP chief remarked.
Faiq continued to say that the reforms and elections are the best way to come out from this vicious game.
He emphasized it is imperative to unite all institutions and public circles under a single platform. Economy, society and politics have been shattered owing to revenge, battle of power and authority, he noted. He recalled that his party has already given a comprehensive workable solution, strategy and action plan.
Faiq demanded the rehabilitation of rains and floods affected people at national level.
He added that a large number of people had been badly affected by recent torrential rains and flash floods in Karachi, Sindh, Balochistan, South Punjab, KP and other parts of the country.
The party leader lamented that everything has been washed away in floods but the fight for gaining power is yet not over.
“We have also forgotten our national duty, which is extreme of indifference and mismanagement”,
Shah called upon everyone to join hands and aid flood-hit people in the country.
He vowed that his party will continue the accountability and assessment process by becoming the voice of people.
