Non-Democratic Forces Rule the Country Amid Public Hardship: Pakhtunkhwa Milli Awami Party

**QILLA SAIFULLAH (Daily Qudrat Quetta):** The Pakhtunkhwa Milli Awami Party (PkMAP) has claimed that **non-democratic forces are dominating Pakistan**, leaving the public to face severe economic and social hardships. Party leaders emphasized the need for unity among the Pashtun nation to counter these challenges.

A series of **joining ceremonies** were organized by PkMAP’s Qilla Saifullah district chapter, chaired by **District Secretary Dara Khan Jogizai**. During the event, **14 people led by Amanullah Panizai and 18 others led by Muhammad Shah** announced their formal inclusion in the party.

Prominent leaders including **Provincial Vice President Wranga Loni**, **Deputy Secretary Sardar Hayat Khan Mirzai**, **District Information Secretary Azizullah Sahib**, **Tehsil President Aziz Ahmed Aziz**, **PSO District President Hamdullah Gran**, **Zarif Saba**, and others addressed the gathering.

Speakers stated that the **Pashtun nation is currently facing one of the most critical phases in its history**, urging unity and active participation in the political process. They alleged that **colonial powers and later undemocratic elements** deliberately divided the Pashtun people along tribal lines to weaken their collective strength — a policy that, they claimed, continues today.

They added that the **PkMAP stands as the true representative of the oppressed Pashtun people**, striving to unite them against injustice and deprivation. The leaders called for an intensified **public mobilization campaign**, encouraging citizens to join the party and strengthen its grassroots presence.

Concluding the session, leaders congratulated the new members, describing their inclusion as a **vote of confidence in PkMAP Chairman Mahmood Khan Achakzai**. They urged party workers to utilize their full potential to build a stronger and more organized political movement for Pashtun unity and rights.