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well now Govt threatening topple KPK govt.
The state has collapsed in KPK. What have the local leaders built in 20 years to protect the people?
The usurpers don't care about what happens to cannon fodder. They are busy bootlickng their foreign masters in New York and Riyadh.
The solution here is what I have already outlined here and in my article.@Oscar can you honestly tell us what the solution is? I personally feel like all of this is by design.
Look at this clown, honestly. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa is facing a worsening security crisis, police officers and soldiers are being killed almost daily, and yet PTI's priority is marching on Islamabad to secure political concessions. The September 18 attack on Kohat Police Lines alone killed at least 23 people, including 17 policemen and six civilians. On September 20, six security personnel, including two army officers, were also reported martyred in Hangu.
Where is the urgency? Where is the clear, unequivocal condemnation of the TTP and the Afghan Taliban regime's alleged support for militant groups operating against Pakistan? Instead, PTI opposes military operations without presenting a credible alternative to dismantle these networks and protect its own people. Its political leadership needs to explain what concrete steps it is taking to restore security in the province.
At this point, it is difficult not to question whether the continued neglect of the security situation is being used as political leverage to pressure the state into concessions. That is a serious allegation, but the timing and priorities deserve scrutiny. You cannot claim to represent the people of KP while treating their security as secondary to a march on the capital. If you cannot govern your own province, protect its citizens, and confront the militant threat, what exactly are you trying to achieve by bringing Islamabad to a standstill?
The blood of KP's people cannot forever be sacrificed at the altar of one man's political ambitions. Blaming the military will no longer cut it. PTI has governed KP for years. Either demonstrate a credible strategy to defeat terrorism and protect your people, or admit that your obsession with power has taken precedence over the lives of the very people you claim to represent. You cannot demand the keys to Islamabad while failing to secure your own province.
When Pakistan strikes militant targets inside Afghanistan, PTI leaders rush to invoke Khan's rhetoric about Afghans being our brothers and negotiations being the only solution, while some resort to personal attacks against Asim Munir. But where is the concrete alternative? What is the plan to dismantle the TTP, protect our police and soldiers, and prevent another cycle of bloodshed?
@Oscar can you honestly tell us what the solution is? I personally feel like all of this is by design.
As people suspected and has been outlined here before. The violence in KP and Baluchistan is being allowed by the Center, which will then use the violence to finally declare that the provincial governments have failed and Governor rule must be imposed.
Same tired old dirty playbooks.