Junaid Akbar replaces Gandapur as PTI KP president

Rawalpindi: Imran Khan, founding chairman of Pakistani Tehreek-E-insf (PTI), was appointed President of Cyber ​​Pakhtunkhw Junaid Akbar on Saturday. This happened after Akbar was elected chairman of the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) with the support of government and opposition. PAC is considered one of the strongest parliamentary bodies with the power to call every individual or record of government ministries in financial matters. Meanwhile, the Secretary General of PTI Salman Akram Raja issued an announcement of the appointment of Akbar and replaced Ali’s Amin Gandapura, who also serves as the main Minister of the Province. The founder of PTI also ordered Raj to provide consultations for the reorganization of the party in the pandjab. Raja said that Gandapur himself did not want to remain a provincial president of the party. He said that Supremo PTI also ordered the Chief Minister of KP to focus on the terrorism and matters of administration in the province. Khan, whose party is at KP in KP, expressed concern about corruption problems in the province, said Geo News sources. Sources also revealed that the founder of PTI ordered Gandapur to come out of Dery’s Ismail Khan policy. The former prime minister also led an extended discussion with Akbar and Atif Khan, who joined them with various matters, added sources. In addition, Akbar was commissioned by the founder of PTI to solve and solutions to parties in KP. Akbar, who is also a member of the National Assembly (MNA), occupied the post of President Pac, who was free after the elections after the elections in February 2024. According to the parliamentary standards set out in the 2008 general elections, the PAC chairman is traditionally entrusted with the opposition, which is a practice that has continued to this day.