Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur has issued a strong warning, claiming that efforts are underway to topple his government through conspiracies.
In a fiery video message released on Friday, the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leader said he may dissolve the provincial assembly at any moment if such attempts continue.
Gandapur alleged that political manoeuvres are being orchestrated to destabilize his administration. “If this continues, I will dissolve the assembly myself at any time,” he warned.
He further stated that failure to pass the provincial budget could give the federal government a pretext to take control of the province under the guise of a financial emergency. “If the budget is not passed, the federation can step in on the basis of financial emergency,” the chief minister cautioned.
Highlighting his allegiance to the PTI founder, who remains incarcerated, Gandapur said that the KP budget will only be approved after consultation with and approval from the party’s founder. “Not allowing me to meet the founder of PTI is a violation of a fundamental right,” he asserted.
He made it clear that no major decisions regarding the province, especially financial matters, will be taken without the party leadership’s input.
Gandapur vowed that no conspiracy against the province would be allowed to succeed. “We will not let any scheme against KP succeed,” he said, adding that a movement would be launched against what he termed a flawed system.
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