PPP Digs in Its Heels on New Provinces
Khawaja Asif says Pakistan should consider new administrative units or stronger district governments as ministers argue devolution has been poorly implemented.
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Khawaja Asif accuses PPP of 'double standard' as debate over new provinces intensifies
Asif says 18th Amendment established devolution but it's poorly implemented.PPP backs Saraiki province but invokes Sindhudesh over wider restructuring.Minister stresses we are Pakistanis, first and last as he calls for...
PML-N should please its allies, but avoid making Sindh a scapegoat, says senior provincial minister
Khawaja Asif Accuses PPP of Double Standard on Provinces – Pashto News and Current Affairs Channel
Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has accused the Pakistan Peoples Party of applying a double standard when it comes to carving out new provinces, pointing out that the party supports a Saraiki province in Punjab yet invokes Sindhudesh whenever wider administrative changes are proposed. Writing on X, Asif noted that the PPP has historically extended support, [...] The post Khawaja Asif Accuses PPP of Double Standard on Provinces appeared first on Pa…
Khawaja Asif accuses PPP of ‘double standards’ over new provinces
Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has accused the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) of adopting a “double standards” on the creation of new provinces, arguing that the party supports a Saraiki province in Punjab but raises the issue of Sindhudesh when wider administrative restructuring is proposed. In a post on X, Asif said the PPP had shown […]
PML-N-PPP at odds over new provinces; Hamza pushes local governments
ISLAMABAD: Differences between the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) and its coalition partner, the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP), have surfaced over proposals to create new provinces and administrative units, with the debate drawing particular attention to the future of Sindh, while former Punjab CM Hamza Shahbaz has called for stronger local governments. The issue gained momentum [...]
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