PTI govts in Centre, Punjab fraud in name of change: Chandio
PPP leader claims Imran Khan's govt pondering over overriding 18th Amendment
Moula Bux Chandio. PHOTO: FILE
HYDERABAD:
Censuring the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) leader Moula Bux Chandio has said a historic fraud in the name of change has been set into play with the people of Pakistan.
"Muk muka [political compromise] in the Centre and a government made on parchi [recommendations] in Punjab are being labelled as change," said Chandio in Hyderabad on Sunday.
Referring to the selection of Usman Buzdar and Pervez Elahi as the Punjab chief minister and Punjab Assembly speaker respectively, the PPP leader asked what sort of majority the PTI claimed if it could not get suitable candidates for the two slots. "Both the CM and speaker in Punjab have not come with the help of votes but through parchi," he argued.
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Chandio criticised Prime Minister Imran Khan for inducting supporters of former president Gen (retd) Pervez Musharraf in his cabinet. "The law minister [Farogh Nasim] is Musharraf's lawyer in the high treason case."
Chandio expressed his apprehension that Khan's compromise-based government was working on the agenda of overriding the 18th Amendment and provincial autonomy. He advised the federal government to stop pondering over such a plan as it would result in resistance and adverse political consequences.
Censuring the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) leader Moula Bux Chandio has said a historic fraud in the name of change has been set into play with the people of Pakistan.
"Muk muka [political compromise] in the Centre and a government made on parchi [recommendations] in Punjab are being labelled as change," said Chandio in Hyderabad on Sunday.
Referring to the selection of Usman Buzdar and Pervez Elahi as the Punjab chief minister and Punjab Assembly speaker respectively, the PPP leader asked what sort of majority the PTI claimed if it could not get suitable candidates for the two slots. "Both the CM and speaker in Punjab have not come with the help of votes but through parchi," he argued.
PPP sweeps Sindh
Chandio criticised Prime Minister Imran Khan for inducting supporters of former president Gen (retd) Pervez Musharraf in his cabinet. "The law minister [Farogh Nasim] is Musharraf's lawyer in the high treason case."
Chandio expressed his apprehension that Khan's compromise-based government was working on the agenda of overriding the 18th Amendment and provincial autonomy. He advised the federal government to stop pondering over such a plan as it would result in resistance and adverse political consequences.