PESHAWAR: Chief Minister Pervez Khattak has said the ruling coalition partners in Khyber Pakthunkhwa Government comprising PTI, Jamaat-e- Islami and Awami Jamhori Ittehad Pakistan (AJIP) will contest the upcoming local govt elections jointly.
Talking to local office bearers of PTI Tehsil Khaal Dir Payan here on Thursday, he said the KP government will transfer additional 30% funds to the local bodies wherein each district will receive extra development funds to the tune of Rs. 400 million.
This fund will be sufficient for bringing revolutionary changes for development at village and town level by transparent use of fubds, he added. A village council member will be more powerful than a MPA, he claimed. The KP Govt is moving ahead successfully in achieving the set goals by taking along all coalition partners. He said we would ever never loot the public exchequer but would take sigh of relief when the people would benefit from the change and institutions start delivering.
Chief Minister taking strong notice of delay in rationalization of teachers as per ratio of students in schools of the district, directed the deputy commissioner to complete this process within week else order the immediate dismissal of EDO concerned.
He said there would be school based appointments in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa while complete ban has been imposed on transfers of teachers. He lamented that there was no concept of transfer of teachers in rest of the world and that was the basic reason of high standard of education and progress there.
He said Rs. 3 billion are being released for construction of boundary walls and other missing facilities in the existing schools besides the Tameer-e-School program. "Coming decades will bring educational revolution in our province due to uniform syllabus and system of education in our schools", he added.
He further stated that new policies for scientific exploitation of mineral and forests resources have been introduced that would result in considerable increase of income and resources of the province.
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