Amir Muqam Accuses KP CM of ‘Making TikToks’ Amid Rising Terrorism
At a glance
- Federal Minister Amir Muqam has criticised the KP government's handling of security.
- Muqam accused the KP Chief Minister of neglecting the province and "making TikToks" amid rising terrorism.
- He stated the federal government is not in favour of governor's rule but the state's security is paramount.
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Federal Minister for Kashmir Affairs and Gilgit-Baltistan, Amir Muqam, has strongly criticised the PTI-led government in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa over the security situation. While stating that the federal government is not in favour of imposing governor's rule, he warned of national security risks if terrorism is not controlled. He accused the KP Chief Minister of abandoning the province to focus on the party's long march to Islamabad, and called for a united front against terrorism.
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Federal Minister Amir Muqam has intensified his criticism of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government, accusing the Chief Minister of "making TikToks" while the public faces rising terrorism. He claimed that after 12 hours of negotiations over the planned long march, the opposition is now preparing to "attack Islamabad."
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In his latest comments, Federal Minister Amir Muqam sharpened his criticism of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government, accusing the chief minister of "making TikToks" while the public faces a growing threat of terrorism.
Referring to the failed negotiations over the PTI's long march, Muqam stated that talks had gone on for 12 hours and the government's side had amended the draft agreement multiple times. He alleged that despite these efforts, the opposition was now preparing to "attack Islamabad."
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