'Fata reforms to put into practice at all cost'

Advisor to Prime Minister and Senior Vice President Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) Ameer Muqam said that the government was taking serious efforts regarding bringing FATA into mainstream, saying that reforms agenda would be put into practice at all cost across the tribal region.
He was addressing a public gathering in Talash, District Lower Dir, where Town Member and JI leader Syed Inayat Ur Rehman and PPP leader Faiz Ul Hassan joined PML-N along with their thousands colleagues. On the occasion, Muqam approved 132-KVA grid station for Chakdara and Taimar Gara, several electricity feeders and Chakdara by-pass.
Muqam said that FATA Reforms would be put into practice at all cost, credit goes to the Prime Minister to initiate step for FATA Reforms and PM will ensure its implementation. He said Nawaz Sharif has become the voice of every individual in Pakistan, he is inevitable for the country's leadership and his vision is to serve the masses indiscriminately.
Muqam said that JI leader Siraj Ul Haq has buried the manifesto of Maulana Mododi by standing with Imran Khan, so what kind of implementation of Islam Siraj Ul Haq wants with IK led government in KP.
He said that guarantees of the so-called contenders of change would be confiscated in the upcoming general elections. Custom Act was implemented in Malakand Division with recommendations of the present provincial PTI and JI government and I was fighting alone against the implementation of Custom Act in Malakand Division; till its elimination, he added.
Muqam said that Siraj Ul Haq has sacrificed the party manifesto only for 2 Provincial Ministries and 1 Senator Seat.
"The whole Malakand Division, Gilgit, Chitral, Chakdara, Besham & Khwaza Khela will become part of CPEC by completion of Express way," Muqam stated. He said that Siraj Ul Haq was our companion in AJK while here in KP he is hitting a chord of Imran Khan, people of KP is in dilemma after the double standard of Siraj Ul Haq, majestically stated by Ameer Muqam.