Allegations of Mismanagement and Favoritism by Khattak-era Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Government Surface
A wave of accusations has swept through Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, targeting the recruitment practices and resource allocation during Pervez Khattak's tenure as Chief Minister from 2013 to 2018. The Sports Ministry, in particular, is under scrutiny for potentially unfair hiring favoring PTI workers, allegedly extending beyond local body candidates.
Further concerns have been raised regarding the promotion of
teachers in higher education institutions, allegedly based on connections to
Khattak's political faction, which reportedly continues to hold sway. These
claims suggest nepotism and a misuse of government resources for personal gain.
The accusations don't stop there. The writer implicates a
group within Imran Khan's PTI known as "Ibn al-waqt", alleging they
gained undue influence and secured lucrative positions based on financial clout
during Khan's premiership. Their involvement is said to have extended beyond
the party level, reaching deep into government ministries.
The personal involvement in these alleged irregularities and
urges investigations by relevant bodies like the Anti-Corruption Establishment,
Federal Investigation Agency, and National Accountability Bureau. Furthermore,
they point towards irregularities in procurement practices throughout the previous administration,
calling for thorough inspection.
Ultimately, these accusations, if true, paint a disturbing
picture of favoritism, misuse of power, and institutional erosion under Pervez
Khattak and his close associates. Independent, transparent investigations are
crucial to shed light on these allegations and ensure accountability for any
wrongdoing.
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