Skardu (Chief Reporter) – PTI leader and Provincial Assembly candidate for Skardu Constituency 1, Muhammad Taqi Akhonzada, said the biggest problems in Skardu are the water and electricity crises. He pledged to focus on solving these core issues, stating that he has both a plan and a roadmap and the full capacity to resolve them. In an interview with Daily Ketoo, he noted that no one has paid attention to Skardu’s problems in the past, leading to severe deterioration. He added that people despise politics because their issues remain unsolved and promised that many of the commitments made to them have not been implemented. Akhonzada assured his constituents that he will use all his abilities to work for the region’s construction, development, and prosperity, without showing any weakness or staying away from the public. He said citizens in the urban constituency are eager for change and expressed happiness that many, especially youth, are joining his caravan and want to strengthen his position in Skardu Constituency 1.
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