Abdul Ghani Afridi, a Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) member
of the provincial assembly from Khyber district, has written a letter to Khyber
Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Sohail Afridi, expressing serious concerns over the
alleged political and administrative interference of his brother Naveed Afridi
in constituency PK-71.
Abdul Ghani Afridi also shared the letter to the Chief
Minister on his social account X (formerly Twitter), in which he has taken the
position that Naveed Afridi organizes and sponsors open courts in the constituency,
officers of government departments are forced to participate in them, and
officers who do not participate are threatened with transfers.
The letter states that this alleged interference is
affecting his political reputation as an elected public representative. Abdul
Ghani Afridi also claimed that he had informed the Chief Minister about this
matter several times before, while a complaint was also conveyed through
Provincial Minister Meena Khan Afridi, however, no effective action was taken.
He also raised questions on the role of the district administration and some
government officers.
The member of the Provincial Assembly has demanded that
Sohail Afridi take immediate notice of the alleged political and administrative
interference, conduct a transparent investigation and take action against those
responsible. He warned that if the situation persists, he will consider further
legal and political measures.
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