Pakistan

'Pakistan will not take dictation in war on terror'

CM K-P Amir Haider Hoti says provincial govt is taking steps to safely recover the abducted vice chancellor.

Express November 19, 2010

Chief Minister of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Amir Haider Hoti said Pakistan will not take dictations in the war on terror.

During a visit to wounded soldiers in a Peshawar hospital on Friday, the chief minister said "No one has any right to dictate to us regarding the operation in North Waziristan, as it is an internal matter."

He confirmed that action would be taken in all those areas where the writ of the government is challenged.

Hoti further stressed that the provincial government is taking all possible steps to safely recover the abducted vice chancellor.

COMMENTS (5)

Rizwan T Khan | 14 years ago | Reply Hahhahaa. This guy thinks we are foolish. 3 yrs se aur tum kiya ker rehay ho agar dictation nai letay tu? hahahaha.

Klues | 14 years ago | Reply Beggars are not choosers.

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Humanity | 14 years ago | Reply Pakistan will participate in the war for terror ..against its own citizens ..

Rehan | 14 years ago | Reply Chief Minister of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Amir Haider Hoti said Pakistan will not take dictations in the war on terror. Yeah right, like it has been doing so since 9/11.

Syed A. Mateen | 14 years ago | Reply Pakistan has been taking dictation on war on terror from the United States of America after the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Centre and the Pentagon. Soon after the 9/11 attacks, former US President in an address to world leaders said "either you are with us or against us. General (R) Musharraf, without taking prior approval from the nation took US into confidence and assured to former US President George W. Bush that 'Sir, we are with you'. Since then many uncounted people got killed and seriously injured in various parts of the country in bomb and suicide attacks that are still going on and there seems to be no end to it. After taking oath, the elected Prime Minister said that drone attacks will be stopped by the US, but drone attacks are still going on in which innocent people are killed. US Air force on many occasions has violated Pakistan Air Space but despite repeated requests by our government, drone attacks have not been stopped as yet. The statement of Chief Minister of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa that “Pakistan will not take dictation in the war on terror” is totally wrong, absurd and far from reality. The reality is that Pakistan has been taking dictation from US on war on terror and cannot say ‘no’ to US, otherwise, US will stop giving military and financial aid to Pakistan. People of Pakistan also know very well that IMF and the World Bank also give aid to Pakistan on the instruction of US Administration. No matter how many people are killed and injured including the Jawans of Pakistan’s Security Forces, but the positive point for the government is at least Pakistan is getting financial aid from US government through its both arms viz. IMF and the World Bank.

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