Faisal Karim Kundi assures future free of injustice for Balochistan

Liaquat Ali

Islamabad: Faisal Karim Kundi, a prominent figure in the Pakistan People’s Party (PPP), this week emphatically declared a commitment to ensuring that Balochistan experiences no injustice in the future.

During a media interaction, Kundi expressed his views on the political landscape, particularly addressing the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N).

He criticized the PML-N, suggesting that the party was seeking external support or “crutches.” Kundi pointedly remarked on the return of Nawaz Sharif to the country, emphasizing the apparent shift from what he referred to as the “London narrative.”

He questioned the status of the ‘vote ko izzat do’ (respect the vote) slogan in the current scenario.

In assessing the political climate, Kundi expressed scepticism about the acceptance of any potential “selection” by the public in the upcoming events. With a keen eye on the future, he mentioned February 8 as a decisive date, hinting that the people’s voting patterns on that day would be instrumental in shaping the political landscape.

Kundi highlighted the importance of transparent and fair elections, asserting that the people’s demand for such a democratic process must be met. As the political dynamics unfold, Kundi affirmed that decisions about government formation would be contingent upon the numerical outcomes observed on February 8.