BREAKING: 13 BABIES DEAD —JUSTICE DOGAR SWINGS INTO ACTION | PETITIONER ANPs ARBAB USMAN KHAN TALKS

🚨 BREAKING: 13 BABIES DEAD — JUSTICE DOGAR SWINGS INTO ACTION | EXCLUSIVE ANPs ARBAB USMAN KHAN INTERVIEW 🔥 MJtv EXCLUSIVE — A legal battle for accountability has begun. After the horrific death of 14 newborn babies in a fire at the nursery of Islamabad’s PIMS Hospital, an important new development has emerged from the Islamabad High Court. ANP Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly member Arbab Muhammad Usman Khan has secured a preliminary legal success after Islamabad High Court Chief Justice Sarfraz Dogar issued notices to the federal government and other respondents on his writ petition seeking criminal proceedings over alleged official negligence connected with the tragic incident. ⚖️ WHO FAILED? 🔥 WHY DID 14 NEWBORNS DIE? 🏥 WERE SAFETY MEASURES IGNORED? 🚨 WHO SHOULD FACE CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS? ❓ WILL GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE? In this HARD-HITTING EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW, Matiullah Jan MJtv puts the questions directly to Arbab Muhammad Usman Khan and examines the petition, its prayers and the legal action being sought before the Islamabad High Court. But that’s only half the story. 🔥 MJtv GRILLS ANP’S ARBAB USMAN KHAN ON HIS OWN PARTY! The interview takes an unexpected political turn as Matiullah Jan challenges Arbab Usman over ANP’s policies, political strategy and leadership during the past several years. From the PIMS tragedy and alleged negligence to the politics of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, this is a no-holds-barred conversation. 🎯 Why did ANP take certain political positions? 🎯 What happened to the party’s political influence? 🎯 How does Arbab Usman defend ANP leadership and its policies? 🎯 Is ANP still following the political vision of its historic leadership? 🎯 What does the party’s future look like in KP? Matiullah Jan does not hold back — and Arbab Muhammad Usman Khan faces tough questions throughout the interview. 📺 WATCH THE FULL EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW — AND HEAR THE ANSWERS FOR YOURSELF. ⚠️ The allegations of negligence and responsibility discussed in this video are matters raised in the petition and interview and should not be treated as established findings unless determined by the court or competent authorities.