Pashtunkhwa Milli Awami Party’s District Quetta Meeting Discusses Party Activities and Political Issues

Quetta:A meeting of the District Executive of the **Pashtunkhwa Milli Awami Party** was held under the chairmanship of the Provincial Senior Vice President and District Secretary of Quetta, **Syed Sharaf Agha**. The meeting, which took place at the party’s central secretariat, focused on evaluating the political and organizational performance of the party in the **City Tehsil** and addressing the challenges faced by the party in the region.

In the meeting, the participants thoroughly discussed the party’s activities and performance, emphasizing the importance of **increased organizational efficiency**. The members were urged to carry out their duties with dedication and to ensure that there was no neglect in the organizational activities. The party leaders also emphasized that any form of negligence in party activities would not be tolerated.

The meeting was attended by several senior leaders of the party, including **Abdul Qahar Khan Wadan**, **Kabir Afghan**, **Manan Khan Badich**, **Razak Tareen**, **Iqbal Batizai**, and **Hafeez Tareen**.

During the meeting, the party leaders stressed that the **respect for the party flag** is essential, and it is the duty of every worker to uphold this respect. The leaders expressed concern about individuals and groups in Quetta city who misuse the party’s name, particularly during conflicts, by displaying party flags in their vehicles and falsely claiming to be party representatives. Such unethical behavior was condemned, and the leaders urged party workers to avoid such individuals or groups and refrain from attending their events.

The meeting also addressed the **national political situation** and the ongoing **crisis** in the country. The party leaders criticized the **disrespect for the constitution** and the **parliament’s degradation**, warning that these actions could lead the country into further crises. They highlighted the extreme **unemployment** and **skyrocketing inflation** in Quetta, which has left many middle-class families struggling for basic necessities. The leaders emphasized that the people must unite to break free from the current “Form 47” government and stressed the importance of participating in the **Movement for the Protection of Pakistan’s Constitution**, led by **Mahmood Khan Achakzai**, to restore democracy.

The meeting also raised concerns over the **water crisis** in Quetta, where the water level is dangerously low, and the **long-standing drought** has devastated agriculture and livestock. Despite the **ongoing crisis**, the government has been criticized for its **indifference** to the issue. In addition, the participants expressed frustration over the **poor performance of the government** in sectors such as **education**, **healthcare**, and **basic utilities**, which have deteriorated significantly.

The recent **increase in petroleum prices** was also discussed, with the leaders noting the subsequent rise in inflation that has burdened the common people. The increase in food and basic item prices has made it difficult for many to make ends meet. Furthermore, the meeting pointed out the **administrative issues** related to businesses, such as increased raids on shopkeepers and issues related to street vendors. These measures have been causing hardships for local traders.

In conclusion, the meeting emphasized the need for district leaders to **strengthen party activities** according to the party’s **constitution and manifesto**. The leaders were urged to ensure the **activation of local units**, complete membership drives, and organize regional conferences to boost party outreach and mobilization. The meeting ended with a call for increased participation from all members in the ongoing political struggle for the people’s rights.