LAHORE:
Advisor of the Prime Minister of Political and Public Affairs Rana Sanaullah has urged people not to support “disruptive forces”, referring to the PTI, warning that if the situation ran out of control, the “terrorists and murderers” could take over.
He also defended the role of the Armed Forces in the development of the Nation, discarding criticism addressed to them as useless.
When heading to an event related to the minority in Faisalabad, Sanullah emphasized that if Pakistan’s progress remains uninterrupted and there is no repetition of October 12, the country will permanently exceed its economic crises.
He said that in the next two years, Pakistan would reach stability, having built a fiscal cushion strong enough to resist future economic shocks.
He accredited the establishment, which explicitly identified as head of the Army personnel (COAS) Syed also, for playing a key role in economic improvement through the Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC).
“In the past, when the establishment did not play a constructive role, the country immersed itself in the crisis after the crisis,” he said, added that, since the army was now actively contributing to development, criticism against him had any purpose.
Sanaullah emphasized the need for unity by addressing Pakistan’s challenges, particularly in law and order.
He warned that if the authority of the State in Baluchistan were not reinforced through public support, power would not fall into the hands of the nationalist forces but those “living in the mountains that shoot the non -native dead.”
