In the midst of rumors of an elaboration "regime change" In Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, the chief of Jui-F, Maulana Fazlur Rehman, threw his weight behind the idea of political change in the province led by PTI, but with a warning that the change must come from the ruling party itself. Dismissing the notion of rear door maneuver, the maulana said that legitimacy cannot be transmitted by "boots" But it must come from the will of the people. In addition, he criticized federal and provincial governments for having "exhausted". "We do not want a government to give us the boots, we want one supported by people."
When heading to a press conference in Peshawar, the Chief of Jui-F said that the situation of law and order throughout the country was quickly deteriorating.
"New news is always about some kind of disturbances," He said, citing the recent murder of an ANP politician, Maulana Khan Zeb, in Bajaur, who worsens instability in Baluchistan and the disturbances in Sindh. "We know with certainty that the ruling elite is paying exortion money to extremist groups," He said. The Chief of Jui-F said that the political change in KP was essential, either within the ruling PTI or through external political realignment. "My preference is the change in the province. If it comes from within the ruling party, it is also fine," Added. Referring to the founder of PTI imprisoned Imran Khan, he said, "If your children come to Pakistan, I have no objection," Add that politics implies differences, not enmity.
"We can disagree with PML-N, PPP or PTI, but we always keep the door open for dialogue, even the people of PTI come and speak to me," said. The Maulana also said that the province enjoyed full peace during the mandate of her government. "You could travel anywhere without incident. There were no police control points. Without terrorism. Peace prevailed," Recalled. He also asked for a conference from all parties to discuss the law and order. With respect to the ancient fusion of tribal areas administered by the Federal Government (Fata) with KP, he said it was a "Incorrect decision" Taken under pressure and signs, and all political parties must now admit it. "Everyone joined the car, thinking that Fata fusion was a good idea. We keep saying it was not. Now, reverse that error is of national interest," He advised. He expressed frustration that, even after eight years, Fata still lacked basic administration. "No Patwari can go there even today. They told us that the land records were compiling in Fata, when I asked how, they told me that it was being done using satellites."
The Jui-F leader said that a great tribal jirga would be held on Sunday, saying that his party respected such forums. "We had always wanted decisions about Fata’s political future that were taken with the opinion of their tribal elders, not through unilateral decisions."
He said that his party had been recognized as a part interested in the Government Committee on Fata, and that he had been asked to nomine the representatives. "But how many members of the committee are really Khyber Pakhtunkhwa or even Pashtun?" He questioned. "The money of the province is only used to appoint parliamentary secretaries and for luxuries. This is a manipulated government backed by extortion."
When asked about imprisoned politicians, he said that no politician should be behind bars, "But yes, politicians go to jail. However, political movements are not just tried to be released, but they are fought for great causes".
