Chief Minister Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Ali Amin Gandapur has made a bold announcement vowing to send a delegation to Afghanistan to address the security situation in the province. This comes after his recent high-profile appearance at a PTI rally in Islamabad and a subsequent disappearance.

Addressing a gathering of bar council associations in Peshawar, Gandapur declared that he stands with Imran Khan’s ideology and urged “institutions” to reform themselves for the betterment of the country and its people. He issued a clear warning, stating, “Keep your policies within your own homes. It is my duty to protect the lives of my province’s people.”

Gandapur criticized those implementing policies that he believes are causing harm, challenging them to identify those responsible.

He expressed frustration over the lack of action to address the security situation, stating, “I’m saying, let me send a delegation to Afghanistan. They are our neighbors, but nobody cares. My blood is boiling, how long can I tolerate this?”

He declared his intention to engage directly with Afghanistan, saying, “I announce that I will speak to Afghanistan myself, I will send a delegation, I will sit down with them and resolve the issue.”

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In his address to the Bar Councils Associations in Peshawar, the Chief Minister stated, “I request the institutions to reform themselves. Reform yourselves. Pakistan will benefit from your reform. This nation will benefit from your reform, and you yourselves will benefit from your reform.”

Ali Amin Gandapur declared, “I am a citizen of Pakistan and a free individual. You will have to answer me. If you don’t answer, I will speak and ask, I will raise my voice and come out.”

“We have not sought revenge from anyone, nor have we used provincial institutions for personal vengeance. We do not want to create hatred because it harms the country,” he said.

“We will not abandon our fight for our rights, justice, and true freedom. The constitution allows us to defend our rights.”