Sardar Babak accuses PTI of using KP Govt resources for Peshawar’s public meeting

PESHAWAR, Aug 05 (APP):Awami National Party (ANP) leader, Sardar Hussain Babak here Wednesday accused the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) of using KP government resources to organize its flopped public meeting, alleging that official machinery was utilized for the party's political activities. In a statement, Sardar Hussain Babak claimed that provincial government resources, including administrative machinery, were employed to facilitate the PTI's flopped public gathering at Peshawar. He urged the provincial administration …

PESHAWAR, Aug 05 (APP):Awami National Party (ANP) leader, Sardar Hussain Babak here Wednesday accused the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) of using KP government resources to organize its flopped public meeting, alleging that official machinery was utilized for the party’s political activities.
In a statement, Sardar Hussain Babak claimed that provincial government resources, including administrative machinery, were employed to facilitate the PTI’s flopped public gathering at Peshawar.
He urged the provincial administration and civil servants to remain politically neutral and avoid involvement in party activities.
Former Minister Sardar Hussain Babak said that public funds and government institutions should be used solely for public welfare rather than political campaigns.
He called on the relevant authorities to ensure transparency and prevent the misuse of official resources for political purposes.
Instead to focus on improvement of law and order as well as security situation, he claimed that CM KP was concentrating on agitation politics to put pressure on institutions in a bid to release his jailed leader.
He said peoples problems especially unemployment and inflation were increased in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa while PTI Govt failed to bring street children under education net.
Despite months long political campaigns and official machinery, PTI has failed to attract masses and the public meeting remained flopped.
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