Imran directs CM Khattak to act against corrupt ministers

Pakistan News

Karachi: Chairman Pakistan Tehrik-i-Insaf (Pti) Imran Khan on Friday said it had gone to his consideration that a few pastors in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa bureau were enjoying debasement. In a proclamation issued from the Pti's Karachi Media Cell, Khan requested of Chief Minister Pervez Khattak to promptly explore and initiate movement against these priests. Khan reminded that Pti was given an electing command on two
principle responsibilities: One, to carry peace to the nation, particularly in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and the second to stamp out defilement. The Pti boss expressed that there could be truly no trade off on these two duties. He brought up that as of recently, the administration had lost eight billion rupees in only one defilement case including Swiss accounts and now might lose an alternate four billion rupees in fines as a consequence of practical bargains on the same case. This cash could have gone towards venture in instruction and other improvement ventures, Khan said. He was inflexible that the Pti might not endure defilement at any level yet might act instantly to discipline those responsible.