Report By: NISAR ALI KHAN ATTOCK
PNLN leader & Former provincial Minister Jehangir Khanzada has questioned that those who were involved in state institutions on May 9, could be allowed to hold public offices. He was talking to media at Mahjoor Forms near Hazro on Sunday. Well-known landowner and agricultural veteran Ahsan Khan, senior journalist Amjad Iqbal and former farmer councilor district council Malik Ansar were also present on the occasion.
The former minister son of slain former provincial interior minister who fall victim of a suicide attack in his hometown of Shadi Khan in Attock on August 16, 2015, has said that those who today demands level playing field for the upcoming general elections of 2024, should first face the cases. “ How they demands level playing field in the election process who were involved in the prestigious institutions in the past”, he replied while answering a question about PTI’s Attock politicians’ who giving statements through their social media accounts from unknown places instead appearing in the courts as 22 different candidates of PTI across the district were rejected by the concern returning officers (ROs) on Saturday. Mr Khanzada has said that PTI Chairman Imran Khan had become a victim of his arrogance and was now saying that he was not allowed to contest the election, while he was also demanding an apology for contesting the election. “There is no law in the world that you commit a crime and then become an amnesty seeker for contesting elections.” He added. He said that those who committed the crime of May 9 tragedy must be held accountable and “we will not allow the accused involved in the incident to contest the election”. He said, “Our aim is to take Pakistan out of the economic and political crisis under the leadership of Nawaz Sharif.” While unveiling the development plan for tehsil Hazro, he said that he would execute mega development plan for Hazro focusing on the education and health sector. He said that he would try to establish a technical and vocational college besides college for women to equip the youth with the market demanding skill to overcome the menace of unemployment. He said that the technical college would be connect with Pakistan Aeronautical Complex (PAC) Kamra and other industries besides CPEC, passing through district to provide these industries required skilled workforce. He said that facilities at health centers and colleges would be enhanced to made this rural area acceptable for educationists and health experts. He said that trauma center at tehsil headquarters hospital would be made state of the art facility by providing better facilities and staff.
