Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI)’s Chief Imran Khan on Tuesday announced to establish an independent accountability cell in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa to ensure transparency in provincial governance.
The accountability cell would not function under the government, he added.
Talking to a private TV channel, Khan said KP had good potential for hydel power generation, adding that many small hydel stations could be set up to generate electricity on cheap rates in the province.
He said the provincial government would also utilise bio-gas to produce electricity for Peshawar city to meet its energy demand.
Khan said the PTI had conducted intra-party elections for strengthening democracy. “PTI is adopting a policy of tolerance and does not want to destabilise the system,” he added.
To a question, the PTI chief said son-in-law of KP CM was a political personality and his party had given ticket on merit.
He said the KP government had allocated 19 percent budget for the education sector.
Khan claimed the PTI government in KP would eliminate corruption from the province in 90 days.
He was of the view that the government should take difficult decision for the betterment of Pakistan, as the country was facing a number of challenges.