KP's policies will come from Islamabad now, not Kabul, says Kundi
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Governor Faisal Karim Kundi said on Monday that gone were the days when there would be no coordination between the Centre and the province, adding that “our policies will now come from Islamabad, not Kabul”. “Gone are the days when there was no coordination between the Centre and the province. Gone are the days when we used to fight needlessly with another province … We will…
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Governor Faisal Karim Kundi announced on Monday that future policies for the province will originate in Islamabad, no longer from Kabul, following the imposition of governor's rule by the federal government. Speaking at a press conference in Peshawar, Kundi emphasized the importance of coordination between the central government and the province, stating that the days of not collaborating were gone.
The governor's comments came amid high tensions between the federal government and the PTI-led KP government, primarily over the planned march to Islamabad and accusations of non-cooperation on counterterrorism. Kundi pledged enhanced support for the province's law enforcers, including pay raises and additional resources, vowing to protect their personnel and equipment.
He also expressed the government's commitment to addressing the issues raised by various stakeholders, including doctors, university staff, and the business community, stating that peace and development would be the nation's collective priority.
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