Quetta: Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has decided to visit Khyber Pakhtunkhwa next year, amid a boom in crime in the state, which has resulted in a worsened law and order, ARY News reported.
He claimed that protection issues must be addressed urgently and that the province may be left open to criminal attacks.
During the conference, which included Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi and Federal Minister Ahsan Iqbal, PM Shehbaz Sharif agreed to attend KP the following year. According to ARY News, he also stressed the importance of resuming the process to restore stability and peace in the territory.
Governor Kundi pleaded for more federal funding to address the rapidly deteriorating situation while highlighting the declinching protection problems.
Opposition people in Pakistan strongly criticized the provincial government during the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly on October 1 for its poor performance, allegations of corruption, and the state of the law and order in Pakistan.
Nisar Baz Khan, a member of the ANP, said that all democratic organizations should try to ensure the power of the law and the observance of the constitution. He expressed sadness that events that were once supported by the formation are now trying to shift the blame through criticism.
These organizations have facilitated the elite’s political combination and resurgence of energy. He emphasized that there is a lot of chaos in the province, police are under siege, and open morale is declining.
Khan questioned the municipal government’s approach to ensuring public security and raised worries about the repeated assaults on checkpoints in Bajaur. He even criticized the government for its solitude, the lack of improvement on key projects, and the scarcity of physicians in Bajaur’s hospitals.
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