K-P CM asks PM to halt Nato supplies till decision is taken on drones

Khattak says the government should ensure that the police doesn't harm anti-drone protesters.


Web Desk November 26, 2013
K-P Chief Minister Pervaiz Khattak. PHOTO: APP/FILE

PESHAWAR: Chief Minister Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (K-P) Pervez Khattak on Tuesday called for NATO supplies passing through the country to be halted, till such a time the federal government can convene a meeting to address the issue of drone strikes.

In his letter to the Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, Khattak said that the province was "inundated with anger" at the Hangu drone strike on November 21 which killed six people and injured eight others. He said that as an elected representatives of the people, the government should ensure that the police doesn't harm the people who are protesting against the drone strikes.

Titled "Violation of Sovereignty" in Pakistan, Khattak's letter added that a federal meeting along the lines of an All Parties' Conference needed to be called to make progress on the issue.

He said that until such time, transportation of all Nato supplies to and from from Afghanistan should be blocked.

COMMENTS (29)

Muslim Leaguer | 10 years ago | Reply

@ Pakistaniloyalist Probably you have not read history regarding creation of Taliban.... The Taliban were created by Pakistan's premier intelligence agency in 1994 with the blessing of the then Prime Minister. Do you know who was the Prime Minister of Pakistan then? Who was her Interior Minister, who used to call Taliban as "our boys"? Please come out of the US Syndrome. These are infact all the internal problems of Pakistan. Reality is bitter? Another bitter reality is that PTI has become the Political Wing of TTP. USA never asked for that!

Pakistaniloyalist | 10 years ago | Reply Those who are blindly supporting US - Read some history, Who created and trained AlQaeda & Taliban??? This is like burn the house and then extinguish the fire w/collateral damage
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