Senator Faisal Vawda calls for expulsion of Afghan citizens from KP

Senator Faisal Vawda on Tuesday called for the expulsion of Afghan citizens from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, reported 24NewsHD TV channel. 

Addressing a press conference in Islamabad, Vawda questioned that why Afghan citizens were being kept in the province. 

I had predicted a year ago exactly what is happening today, Vawda said.

He said we will destroy the lineage of those who speak of refusing to carry Pakistan’s flag. “We will destroy the generations of those who harbor such thoughts.”

He said nothing but destruction was witnessed during the PTI’s 13-year rule in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government had become complicit in terrorism, Vawda alleged.

He said the province was neither anyone’s personal property nor a private fiefdom. “We are all guardians of Pakistan and we must eliminate terrorism from the country,” he said, adding, “We should value our commander-in-chief.”

We must share the story of Pakistan with our children, Faisal Vawda.

He said this is Part One; Part Two will follow, and there might even be a Part Three.

Look at the state of the leaders; they cannot even stand up, nor can they speak English, Faisal Vawda said.

He said if we can win a war against an enemy ten times larger our size, what other problem could there be?

The decision to impose an emergency in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa is in the best interest of the province’s people, Faisal Vawda said.

He said if this setup fails to deliver, a new one will take its place. 

The public will now embrace only those who actually deliver results for them, Faisal Vawda added.

He claimed we will demonstrate our performance within 180 days.

The public should make an example of those who disrespect the national anthem and flag, Faisal Vawda said. 

Vawda said PTI’s show is over. They tried to stir up a storm by taking along 400 people.

He said the public will no longer be misled by mere slogans.

I am not a fan of the Balochistan government either, but they have the intention to eliminate terrorism there, Vawda opined.