PESHAWAR: Barrister Salman on Wednesday criticised the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government for what he termed an overreliance on protest centric politics at the expense of governance and public service delivery. Addressing party workers and members of the legal fraternity he stressed that provinces require administrative continuity and institutional coherence rather than recurring agitation.
Emphasis on governance and service delivery
Barrister Salman observed that Khyber Pakhtunkhwa is confronted with fiscal constraints security concerns and developmental backlogs that necessitate focused policy intervention. He maintained that prolonged political mobilisation can distract from budgetary discipline infrastructure expansion and reforms in health and education sectors. In his view effective governance demands engagement within constitutional and parliamentary forums.
Appeal for political maturity
He further underscored that democratic resilience depends on dialogue and collaboration among institutions. Political observers note that sustained stability in the province carries wider implications for national cohesion and economic recovery. Barrister Salman urged the provincial leadership to prioritise citizen welfare transparency and constructive engagement over confrontational narratives.
His remarks have triggered debate within provincial circles about the appropriate balance between political expression and responsible administration in a challenging environment.
