Awam Pakistan Party (APP) convener, Shahid Khaqan Abbasi, on Thursday labeled the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) government’s tenure as the “most corrupt.” Sharing his views, the former prime minister stated, “Today, all political parties have the power to govern the country. I formed my own party in response to the prevailing issues.” He pointed out that while the public is enduring hardships, the political leaders are thriving. “Politics should be about serving the people, not personal gain,” Abbasi emphasized.
Abbasi further criticized the lack of adherence to the constitution in the country, saying, “The leadership today is focused solely on maintaining power, with little regard for upholding constitutional principles.” He also expressed concern over the proposed constitutional amendment, stating, “Even lawmakers themselves are unaware of the details of this amendment.”
– PTI Founder Failed to Serve the People –
A few days ago, Abbasi took aim at the PTI founder, accusing him of neglecting the public during his three years in office. The former prime minister remarked, “Efforts to pass the constitutional amendment were made in secrecy.” He criticized the current government, claiming, “While the people suffer due to the government’s actions, the public gatherings remain unaffected.”
Abbasi also claimed that the amendment was never seen by members of the cabinet, Senate, or National Assembly, asserting that the majority in the assembly consisted of those who had manipulated the electoral process. He highlighted the unusual situation where “police from one district are protesting on the national highway—have you ever heard of police, whose duty is to protect citizens, staging protests themselves?”
In conclusion, Abbasi condemned the constitutional amendments as being designed to serve personal interests and to extend political power.
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