PTI Leader Criticizes PML-N Government Over Transparency Concerns

In a recent statement, a prominent leader of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) criticized the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) led government, accusing them of being 'rejected people' who are being 'controlled through remote.' The PTI leader, Afridi, also raised concerns about the legitimacy of the current rulers, suggesting that they reached parliament via 'Form 47.'

Afridi emphasized the importance of dialogue for the betterment of Pakistan, stating that Prime Minister Khan is eager to engage with all stakeholders to improve the country. However, he expressed disappointment over the lack of response from other political parties.

The PTI leader's remarks highlight the ongoing political tensions in Pakistan, with the ruling party facing criticism from opposition leaders. The allegations of being 'controlled through remote' and reaching parliament via 'Form 47' raise questions about the transparency and legitimacy of the current government.

The criticism from PTI against the PML-N government underscores the deep-rooted political divisions in Pakistan. The call for dialogue and engagement with all stakeholders reflects the ongoing efforts to address the country's challenges and work towards a better future.