A growing number of PTI KP Lawmakers have reportedly expressed dissatisfaction with the performance of the provincial government in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. According to sources, more than 20 members of the provincial assembly have raised concerns regarding governance, administrative affairs, and resource allocation.
Sources claim that the lawmakers are unhappy with the current law and order situation and believe governance challenges have increased in various parts of the province. Some members have reportedly questioned the government’s ability to effectively address administrative issues and public concerns.
The concerns raised by the PTI KP Lawmakers reportedly include the relationship between the provincial administration and the bureaucracy. According to sources, some lawmakers believe that key decisions are not being implemented effectively and that bureaucratic challenges are affecting government performance.
Another major issue highlighted by dissatisfied members is the alleged unequal distribution of development funds. Sources say several lawmakers have repeatedly conveyed their reservations to the chief minister but feel that their concerns have not been adequately addressed.
The lawmakers are also said to have concerns regarding a possible expansion of the provincial cabinet. According to reports, some members believe that decisions related to political appointments and resource management should be made more transparently and inclusively.
Sources further suggest that a meeting of the dissatisfied PTI KP Lawmakers may be convened soon to discuss their concerns and formulate a future strategy. However, no official schedule for such a gathering has been announced so far.
Meanwhile, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Information Minister Shafee Jan has strongly rejected reports of internal grouping within the party. He described the claims as baseless and maintained that all assembly members remain united under the leadership of Chief Minister Sohail Afridi, who continues to enjoy the confidence of the party leadership.
