FATA reforms per tribesmen, Nawaz’s wishes: Muqam
PML-N Provincial President Ameer Muqam says reforms were the former premier’s top agenda
PML-N Provincial President Ameer Muqam says reforms were the former premier’s top agenda. PHOTO: EXPRESS
PESHAWAR:
Reforms undertaken in the tribal areas were as per the wishes of the tribesmen and ex-PM Nawaz Sharif.
This was stated by PML-N Provincial President and the Prime Minister’s Advisor Ameer Muqam while addressing a public gathering in Darra Adam Khel, Frontier Regions Kohat on Friday.
He added that the PML-N had materialised the reforms – considered a dream for tribesmen - since it was the former premier’s top agenda.
Muqam went on to berate PTI Chairman Imran Khan for trying to skip the courts and the election commission since the former had failed to produce records of the donations collected from abroad.
He added that Imran had failed to deliver in K-P, terming it the sole reason why teachers and doctors took to roads and to protest against the so-called reforms in education and health sectors.
Moreover, Muqam claimed that Imran has accepted failure in K-P.
Published in The Express Tribune, September 23rd, 2017.
Reforms undertaken in the tribal areas were as per the wishes of the tribesmen and ex-PM Nawaz Sharif.
This was stated by PML-N Provincial President and the Prime Minister’s Advisor Ameer Muqam while addressing a public gathering in Darra Adam Khel, Frontier Regions Kohat on Friday.
He added that the PML-N had materialised the reforms – considered a dream for tribesmen - since it was the former premier’s top agenda.
Muqam went on to berate PTI Chairman Imran Khan for trying to skip the courts and the election commission since the former had failed to produce records of the donations collected from abroad.
He added that Imran had failed to deliver in K-P, terming it the sole reason why teachers and doctors took to roads and to protest against the so-called reforms in education and health sectors.
Moreover, Muqam claimed that Imran has accepted failure in K-P.
Published in The Express Tribune, September 23rd, 2017.