Issues with coalition partners to be resolved soon: Chan
He said all reservations of allied political parties would be resolved with mutual understanding.
ISLAMABAD, Feb 3 (APP):Spokesperson to the Prime Minister Nadeem Afzal Chan on Monday said differences between political alliances was a routine matter as the government would address the issues with its allies soon.
He said all legitimate reservations of allied political parties would be resolved with mutual understanding.
He said every political party had its own manifesto and keeping all allied parties intact was a bit difficult task.
He said National Accountability Bureau was an independent institution and it was working without any political intervention. If anyone had any reservation over any institution’s impartiality then he or she should knock the doors of the courts.
Replying to a question, he said no one should be allowed to cultivate sugarcane in cotton belt but former prime minister Nawaz Sharif was the first one who had given permission in that regard.
He said most of the politicians were owners of sugar mills but Prime Minister Imran Khan had no sugar mill, accusing owners of the sugar mills were getting more benefits then the farmers.
Nadeem Afzl Chan said wheat crisis always created in the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) governments’ tenures and they did not increased the prices of wheat to promote farmers but the present government had increased wheat prices for giving benefits to the farmers.
He claimed that there were three division in the PML-N at the moment.
To another query, he said he was totally against the increase in salaries of the parliamentarians at this crucial time and proposed that rest of the segments of the society and public sector should reduce their perks and privileges for the sake of the country.
