There will be consequences if PM Imran fails to fulfill promises, warns PML-Q leader Agha

If the government fails to control inflation, it will be difficult for PML-Q to stand by PTI, says Kamil Agha

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 PML-Q leader Kamil Ali Agha. Photo: File

LAHORE: Pakistan Muslim League-Quaid-e-Azam (PML-Q) leader Kamil Ali Agha on Wednesday warned that there would be consequences if Prime Minister Imran Khan did not fulfill promises made to the party, reported The News

Agha made the comments while speaking to a private television channel on Wednesday night. "If the government fails to control inflation and corruption, it will be difficult for PML-Q to stand by PTI," he said.

Agha added that the top concerns for PML-Q at the moment were inflation and bad governance. "No doubt, we are allies of the government, but we are not ready to pay the price for its wrong decisions," he maintained. 

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Another leader of the PML-Q, Tariq Bashir Cheema, who is also the minister for housing and works, told the media on Wednesday that the agreement the PML-Q had made with the ruling PTI was based on providing relief to the common man. 

“The price hike genie has become uncontrollable. Our advice to the government is that it should set the matters right. We have been part of the parliament all our lives and keep meeting each other," he said. 

"Our position is clear, other allies should clear their position. Being allies of the government, we are riding in the same boat, if the boat sinks, it would sink due to wrong decisions, we will not be included in it," he said.

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'Odious face of Modi exposed'

PML-Q lawmaker Moonis Elahi. Photo: File

Meanwhile, central leader of PML-Q and MNA Moonis Elahi on Wednesday held a meeting with party leaders at the residence of PML-Q Senior Vice President Chaudhry Salim Baryaar in Sialkot. 

Elahi, talking to reporters after the meeting, said that the entire nation was expressing solidarity with the Kashmiris and that no power of the world could deprive Kashmiris of their right to freedom. 

"The international community should take notice of Indian atrocities in occupied Kashmir. India has turned the occupied valley into a big jail and the odious face of Narendra Modi has been exposed," he added. 

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"The slogan Kashmir Baney ga Pakistan resonates in the heart of every Kashmiri, and in the freedom struggle of the Kashmiris, every Pakistani is with them, heart and soul," Elahi remarked. 

"Modi and the occupying Indian army cannot stop freedom of the Kashmiris. These restrictions, this oppression, and tyranny will end soon and the Kashmiris will achieve their right," he said.

"The Pakistan Muslim League has always raised its voice for the Kashmiris and our leaders have also forcefully raised voice against Indian atrocities in the valley on every platform," he added. 

Originally published in The News