Institution DG Holds Press Conferences Against KP Chief Executive; Judge Passes Comments, Says Sohail Afridi
Sanaullah Nagra (@) | September 12, 2026
Are they seeking to divide Pakistan? A prejudiced attitude toward smaller provinces will fuel hatred, says Khyber Pakhtunkhwa chief minister Muhammad Sohail Afridi.
Recent Developments:
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Federal Government’s Petrol Price Hike: Sohail Afridi expressed profound regret over the continuous increase in petrol prices, stating that the burden falls primarily on the poor.
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Accusations of Self-Serving Governance: He alleged that the federal government, after usurping public mandate, prioritizes filling their own pockets over public welfare.
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Lack of Policy and Growing Debt: The chief minister criticized the federal government for its lack of policy, highlighting a sharp rise in petrol prices alongside increasing national debt.
Key Points:
- Pakistan’s debt has surged to Rs97 trillion in five years, compared to Rs43 trillion borrowed over 74 years.
- The poor and middle class are suffering, struggling to secure even two meals per day.
- Sohail Afridi condemned the recent statement by the Punjab chief minister, accusing her of prioritizing personal interests over national ones.
- He also criticized federal ministers’ remarks against Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, questioning their view on the province’s place within Pakistan.
- Reiterated that a director general of an institution holds press conferences running videos against the KP chief executive, while a judge passes comments, implying a potential drive to divide the country.
Conclusion:
Sohail Afridi emphasized that Pakistan belongs to everyone and expressed concern over what he perceives as a divisive narrative.
