Following the footsteps of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Founder Imran Khan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur has reiterated the demand for institutional neutrality in the political arena.
Addressing a presser on Saturday, the KP CM Gandapur said "Institutional neutrality is essential for a fair governance system."
"The Federal government is something from inside and something else from outside," he remarked, pointing to the inconsistencies and lack of transparency in federal dealings.
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Highlighting the burden of electricity costs on the public, Gandapur slated the ongoing power theft issues, suggesting that measures should target affluent offenders rather than the poor.
"Electricity is costly, and people cannot pay the bill," he said, announcing a significant initiative to distribute solar panels to one lakh households in an effort to alleviate the energy crisis.
Gandapur’s statements follow a recent message from PTI founder Imran Khan, conveyed through his sister Aleema Khan and other PTI leaders during a press conference outside Adiala Jail.
Khan accused the current government of attempting to instigate a clash between PTI and the army and urged Army Chief General Asim Munir to prepare for re-elections, emphasizing the need for a neutral stance from all institutions.
