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Home | Featured | NA approves Mohsin Dawar’s bill granting erstwhile Fata more seats in assemblies

NA approves Mohsin Dawar’s bill granting erstwhile Fata more seats in assemblies

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The National Assembly (NA) on Monday unanimously approved the 26th Constitutional Amendment Bill tabled by PTM’s leader and MNA Mohsin Dawar on Friday seeking to increase the number of seats in National and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa assemblies from the newly merged tribal areas.

The 26th amendment will retain erstwhile Fata’s six seats to 12 in the NA, increase from 16 to 24 seats in KP assembly.

Mohsin Dawar on Friday, tabled the bill and both the opposition and government sides backed the bill in unison.

Prime Minister Imran Khan also attended the NA session. Speaking on the NA floor, he said, the entire nation stood with the people of tribal areas who had faced difficult times. “The nation wants them to be mainstreamed and have a voice. I am happy that there is a consensus among all parties to increase their seats to mainstream them.”

The prime misted added that provinces would give three per cent of their share from the NFC award to the tribal areas. “I want to tell the provinces that the decision to allocate three per cent from the NFC award is necessary because of the destruction in Fata due to the war on terror. KP can never fulfil this from its budget.”

“Development of Fata will only take place when the provinces chip in the three per cent,” said PM.

PM stressed that no area should get the feeling that they are not owned by Pakistan. “This sense of deprivation is very dangerous because it can be exploited by Pakistan’s enemies and they are doing this. Our development budget should be inclusive. We should try to raise up areas which have been left behind.”

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