Sardar Hussain Babak, a senior leader of the Awami National Party (ANP), has raised serious concerns over the worsening situation in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, citing the absence of ministers as a major cause of public distress.
In an interview with Pakhtun Digital, Babak highlighted the growing frustration among the province’s youth, who are increasingly considering moving abroad due to the lack of proper educational facilities and essential resources.
Babak also expressed alarm over the sharp rise in inflation, the decline in trade activities, and the deteriorating economic conditions in the province.
He emphasized that the current state of affairs is dire, with ministers failing to fulfil their responsibilities, funds running short, and public issues escalating unchecked.
He further criticized the provincial ministers for diverting their attention to trivial matters instead of addressing pressing public concerns.
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Babak called on the government to take immediate notice of the situation and implement urgent measures to resolve the people’s problems.
He stressed that the government’s role has been notably weak, and decisive action is needed to ensure the welfare of the province’s residents.
