Chief Minister of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Ali Amin Gandapur In the wake of the recent incidents of militancy in the country, has proposed on Wednesday that they Afghanistan If permission is given to send a delegation, he himself will sit and talk with them.
Addressing the Bar Councils Associations function in Peshawar on Wednesday, Ali Amin Gandapour said: ‘Let me send a delegation to Afghanistan, Afghans are our neighbours, we speak one language and we have a border of more than 1200 km.
‘Let me talk to them about what is happening in Pakistan. Don’t care because my blood is flowing, is my blood water? Is the blood of my people red and not white?’
At the same time he said: ‘How long will I endure? I hereby declare that if you have your own policy, keep it to yourself, the policy for which my people are dying.
“I will talk to Afghanistan myself, I will talk as a province, I will send a delegation and meet, I will sit and talk with them and solve the problem, I will save these lives because it is my duty.”
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Chief Minister Khyber Pakhtunkhwa He said, ‘I have to answer to Allah. I am accountable to Allah and my people, I will not compromise on this. You feel good, very good. If it doesn’t feel good, it’s very very good.’
Pakistan alleges that militants of the outlawed Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) are operating in Afghanistan, which the Afghan Taliban, who rule Kabul, have been denying.
One given to Independent Urdu last month The interview Zabihullah Mujahid, the spokesman of the Afghan Taliban, said, “It is a pity that Afghanistan is blamed for every action, which creates an atmosphere of mistrust.”
He further said that ‘We do not allow anyone to wage war in another country from Afghanistan. We do not like war and will not allow anyone to use Afghan soil against Pakistan or any country.
At the same time, he said that if Pakistan has any information, it should share with us where it has problems with Afghanistan, but blaming the media spreads hatred among the people and creates an atmosphere of distrust. And there is harm in it because we want better relations with Pakistan.’
Chief Minister’s statement poison killer and attack on the Federation: Defense Minister
Federal Defense Minister Khawaja Asif while reacting to the statement of Chief Minister Khyber Pakhtunkhwa in the National Assembly said that the statement of Chief Minister Khyber Pakhtunkhwa is an attack on the federation and no province can directly negotiate with any other country.
According to the official news agency APP, Defense Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif said that the statement of the Chief Minister of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has come today. This is a continuation of his speech four days ago, the path he is following and trying to push his party is poison.
‘Software we can also update’
Ali Amin Gandapur his party Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) strongly criticized the government and institutions on Wednesday, saying that if the policy is to update the software, we can also update the software.
Ali Amin Gandapur, in his first public speech after the issue of the arrests of PTI members and the rally at Sangjani in Islamabad on September 8, said that ‘the jail superintendent who broke the law and jailed an arrested person at night. handed over, he has to answer. The superintendent will have to take the name.’
He also said without naming anyone: ‘If your software can be updated from there, your software can be updated here. If the policy is for software updates, then we can do the software updates as well.’
He said that he is a citizen of Pakistan and a free human being and if he does not get a proper answer, he will raise the question.
Ali Amin Gandapur said that since six months as a chief minister, he has been saying that FIRs have been registered against him in seven districts in one hour, while he was not there, but it does not reach anyone’s ears. ‘Then they don’t like me when I challenge them.’
Mentioning the situation that happened after the Sangjani rally, the Chief Minister of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa said: ‘The day before yesterday it was found that I kept a pistol on the desk of a DSP, I am writing to you that I have I have not seen a person in blue uniform, I have not seen any blue uniform of Islamabad police while coming and going all the way.’
At the same time, he addressed the DSP of Islamabad Police without mentioning his name and said: ‘Whoever is saying and doing this, I will also name him and ask you on whose request you did this. What’s the job?’
‘Two laws and two systems cannot operate’
Addressing the event, Ali Amin Gandapour said that ‘Unfortunately, our judicial system is woefully weak and the role of the lawyers’ community is key to improving it.’ Requesting the lawyers, he said that ‘they should not take such cases in which the right to justice is lost and should not defend any case against justice and merit.’
According to Ali Amin Gandapur: ‘Without the true rule of law, we cannot move forward and due to the lack of a fair system of punishment, the violation of the constitution continues.’
Chief Minister Amin Gandapur made it clear that two laws and two systems cannot operate. ‘There must be one law and one system for all.’
He said that raising voice against an oppressive ruler is Jihad and if I do that, it is said that I am inciting people. I was not provoked. This is the order of Allah Ta’ala. My duty is to tell people, whether they act or not.’
According to the Chief Minister: ‘Someone gets angry that you do not mention our name, should I lie? Shall I flatter you? I become a hypocrite? Shouldn’t I tell you that your actions are spreading hatred? Shouldn’t I tell you that what you are doing is a violation of the constitution and law? I am not your slave, I am free, no one can take away my freedom. Yes! I am ready for my reformation, not ready for competition.’
He said that ‘the challenges within the province today came because of the actions of those people, who made the best police do things that they did not want to do.’
Ali Amin Gandapour criticized the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) and said that ‘NAB is made for revenge.’
He also said: ‘There is no shame, modesty or consideration left. Whatever I keep in my heart, I don’t even tell founder PTI Imran Khan because I don’t want hatred to arise in the heart of founder PTI, because the loss of hatred is to my country, my nation. ‘
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2024-09-12 21:10:56
What are the potential implications of Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur’s proposal to send a delegation to Afghanistan for local governance and security in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa?
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Chief Minister of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Ali Amin Gandapur’s Proposal to Send Delegation to Afghanistan: A Bold Move or an Attack on the Federation?
In the wake of recent incidents of militancy in Pakistan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur has proposed sending a delegation to Afghanistan to address the ongoing issues [[2]]. Gandapur, while addressing the Bar Councils Associations function in Peshawar on Wednesday, emphasized the need for direct communication with the neighboring country, stating that “Afghans are our neighbors, we speak one language and we have a border of more than 1200 km” [[1]]. He expressed his frustration, asking “How long will I endure?” and vowed to take matters into his own hands, saying “I will talk to Afghanistan myself, I will talk as a province, I will send a delegation and meet, I will sit and talk with them and solve the problem” [[1]].
Gandapur’s statement comes as Pakistan alleges that militants of the outlawed Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) are operating in Afghanistan, which the Afghan Taliban has denied [[1]]. The Afghan Taliban’s spokesman, Zabihullah Mujahid, has stated that “We do not allow anyone to wage war in another country from Afghanistan. We do not like war and will not allow anyone to use Afghan soil against Pakistan or any country” [[1]].
However, Gandapur’s proposal has been met with criticism from the federal government, with Defense Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif terming it “an attack on the federation” [[3]]. Asif stated that no province can directly negotiate with another country, adding that Gandapur’s statement is “poison” and “a continuation of his speech four days ago, the path he is following and trying to push his party is poison” [[3]].
The controversy highlights the complex and sensitive nature of Pakistan-Afghanistan relations. With Pakistan alleging that militants are operating in Afghanistan, and the Afghan Taliban denying these claims, the situation remains tense. Gandapur’s proposal, while bold and well-intentioned, has sparked debate about the role of provinces in foreign policy and the limits of their authority.
Gandapur’s proposal to send a delegation to Afghanistan is a significant development in the ongoing efforts to address militancy in the region. While the move has been met with criticism, it underscores the need for direct communication and cooperation between Pakistan and Afghanistan. As the situation continues to evolve, it remains to be seen whether Gandapur’s initiative will lead to a breakthrough in the stalled talks.
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[[1]]https://www.independenturdu.com/tags/%D8%B9%D9%84%DB%8C-%D8%A7%D9%85%DB%8C%D9%86-%DA%AF%D9%86%DA%88%D8%A7-%D9%BE%D9%88%D8%B1
[[2]]https://english.aaj.tv/news/330379121/gandapur-says-he-will-send-delegation-to-afghanistan-to-solve-law-and-order-issues
[[3]]https://tolonews.com/afghanistan-190687
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Title: Ali Amin Gandapur: The Chief Minister of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s Bold Proposal to Tackle Militancy in Pakistan
In a bold move, Ali Amin Gandapur, the Chief Minister of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, has proposed sending a delegation to Afghanistan to address the long-standing issue of militancy in Pakistan [[1][2]]. This proposal comes in the wake of recent incidents of militancy in the country, and Gandapur’s statement has sparked a heated debate among politicians and experts.
According to Gandapur, Pakistan and Afghanistan share a common language and a border of over 1200 km, making it essential to engage in dialogue to resolve the issue of militancy [[1]]. He emphasized that he is willing to take personal responsibility for talking to the Afghan Taliban to find a solution to the problem. Gandapur also questioned the policy of blaming Afghanistan for every action, which he believes creates an atmosphere of mistrust [[2]].
The Chief Minister’s statement has drawn criticism from Federal Defense Minister Khawaja Asif, who termed it an “attack
