Peshawar
Blasting the PML-N-led federal government, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s outspoken Chief Minister Ali Amin Khan Gandapur on Thursday threatened to march towards Islamabad if the “Centre does not clear” his province’s dues soon.
Addressing an event in KP, the firebrand PTI leader said: “They [centre] are making a mistake by denying the rights of the province.”
The provincial chief executive added that when he would take to the street, all the people of the province would be behind him.
“Clear the dues of my province as soon as possible, otherwise no body will even thank you,” he told the Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif-led government in Islamabad.
“I will ask the federal government not to take me easy.”
Gandapur was of the view that KP should be given its due rights, as per the province shares its resources with the entire country.
The CM also said that he would take the rights of his province from the federal government at all costs. “We will not let you sit in peace until our right is not given.”
The chief minister urged the federal government to redress the grievances of his province.
