Print Print edition: 2012-02-14

Government disobeying Supreme Court: PTI leader

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PTI provincial leader Nawabzada Khawaja Mohamamd Khan Hoti on Monday warned that government is trying to take action against the Supreme Court under the pretext of democracy and sovereignty, PTI masses tsunami would come out to the streets.
Speaking at a "Guest Hour Programme" at Peshawar Press Club (PPC) on Monday, he said that the government had disobeyed the Supreme Court orders, which was causing confrontational among the institutions. He further added that government has not implemented a single decision of Supreme Court to write a letter to Swiss government on Memogate issue and also given a job to a corrupt official of FIA.
Hoti said that if government does not bring Mansoor Ijaz in country, then the situation about the Memogate will not be cleared.
He claimed that if PTI come to power, would bring back looted money in the country. He said that the ruling coalition government's days are numbered and accused that PPP leaders are denying from the orders of superior judiciary on pretext of democracy and party sacrifices.
Provincial president PTI, Saifiul Islam Saifi, General Secretary, Nasir Hussain were present at press conference, he said that PPP leaders will not deceive again the masses on name of party sacrifices, adding that PPP lost its identity due to its present leadership.
He said the national institutions are facing enormous financial crunch due to massive corruption. He further added the price hike, unemployment, and corruption were at peak level.
PTI leader said that owing the wrong policies of the government, the external debts were swelled at Rs 60 billion for the last four year. Regarding the 20th constitutional amendments, he said that the 18th amendments were not bringing any fruitful results, what 20th amendments will give any benefit to the poor masses.
He also accused the ANP rulers had made massive corruption in the developmental funds in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. PTI provincial leader said that the free and fair elections wasn't possible under the current regime and demanded a independent elections commission for election process.