Governor's rule should be imposed in Balochistan , where 80% of government writs have been abolished, Shandana Gulzar

 

    

          The country's economic condition is bad, inflation is on the rise, Form 47 people are flouting the constitution, the army and the police are ours

      Islamabad has been turned into a containeristan, we will come out with full force on October 4, there will be no left or right from the constitution, press conference

                Peshawar : PTI leader Shandana Gulzar has said that Governor's rule should be imposed first in Balochistan, where 80% of the government's writ has expired. While holding a press conference in Peshawar, Shandana Gulzar said that we are being threatened with Governor's rule, first impose Governor's rule in Balochistan, where 80% of the government's writ has expired. She said that terrorism is happening in my constituency on a daily basis, has the Federal Interior Minister ever visited these areas? The inquiry into the Police Lines blast has not come to light till today. 

                Shandana Gulzar said that the country's economic condition is bad, inflation is on the rise, those with Form 47 are flouting the constitution, we do not want confrontation, the army and police are ours, we are people with books, not ships. He further said that Islamabad has been turned into a containeristan, but we will come out with full force on October 4 with the Chief Minister and Junaid Akbar, we will neither be left nor right from the constitution.

Shandana Gulzar

Federation and PTI face to face , Political crisis intensifies

Government begins open discussion on constitutional emergency and possibilities of Governor's rule in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Governor's rule casts shadow over KPK government, October 4 march enters decisive phase, more containers arrive in Islamabad

       

                    The political front heats up in Islamabad and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, federation and PTI come face to face. The political crisis has intensified after the federal government began open discussions on the possibilities of constitutional emergency and governor's rule in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, while PTI has announced to continue the October 4 Islamabad long march at all costs. 

                    Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Sohail Afridi has made it clear that he will lead the march on October 4 and the first phase is scheduled to reach Swabi, while PTI Chairman Barrister Gauhar also confirmed that the call for the march will be maintained and called it a peaceful political activity. On the other hand, there have been calls from within PTI to postpone the march. The party’s provincial information secretary Shaukat Yousafzai has written a letter to the leadership suggesting further postponing the march due to the current security situation and fears of a possible emergency. Meanwhile, the federal government’s statements have become more stringent.

                Federal ministers are calling the law and order situation in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa the basis for Governor’s rule or other constitutional measures, while PPP Secretary General Nayyar Bukhari has also said that his party will give constitutional suggestions on the issue of Governor’s rule if the federation consults. Security preparations are also underway in Islamabad in view of the possible march on October 4. Containers are present around important places, especially the Red Zone, and a security cordon has been maintained. Thus, the real test will now be on October 4: on the one hand, PTI’s Islamabad march, on the other hand, the federation’s echo of constitutional options against the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government, while there are also reports of behind-the-scenes political contacts. 

               However, no final secret agreement or deal has been independently confirmed. One thing is clear in the current situation that by October 4, the political tension between the federation and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has entered a more critical phase. This is breaking news, not analysis; and I have deliberately not made unconfirmed definitive claims like “Governor’s rule is about to be imposed” or “a deal has been struck.” The biggest confirmed news at this time is that the march is ongoing, the Chief Minister has announced its leadership, and an open discussion on constitutional options against KP has begun at the federal level. It is also noteworthy that more than a dozen containers have arrived in Islamabad at this time and are being placed in the red zone in addition to the internal and external routes.

Federal government , PTI , constitutional emergency and governor's rule in KPK