In Pakistan, another provincial council led by the Khan Party was dissolved

PTI Imran Khan party-led provincial assembly dissolved. The provincial assembly in Pakistan’s northwestern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has been disbanded for the second time in less than a week as former Prime Minister Imran Khan calls for early national elections. This is happening in Islamabad, Pakistan. Haji Ghulam Ali, the governor of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, signed a letter dissolving the provincial assembly “with immediate effect” on Wednesday.

PTI Imran Khan party-led provincial assembly dissolved. He was responding to a request made by Mahmood Khan, the provincial chief minister and senior PTI party member. Following an order from PTI chief Khan, the assembly in Pakistan’s most populous province of Punjab was disbanded on Saturday. Khan, who was ousted as prime minister in April, has been requesting immediate elections, which are otherwise scheduled for October of this year.

PTI Imran Khan party-led provincial assembly dissolved. If a provincial legislature fails to form an interim government, new elections must be held within three months, according to Pakistan’s constitution.In the past, the South Asian nation held both federal and provincial elections at the same time. However, the constitution also allows for separate polling dates. The PTI of Khan hopes that the dissolution of two of the nation’s four assemblies will force the government of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif to call for immediate general elections.

PTI Imran Khan party-led provincial assembly dissolved

After writing to the governor to dissolve the assembly, provincial chief minister Khan said in a video message on Tuesday, “We will return with two-thirds majority not just in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa but also in all of Pakistan, and form a government on the basis of our performance.”Al Jazeera was informed by PTI leader Musarrat Jamshed Cheema that the government must engage in early elections and think beyond its “self-interests.”

After the dissolution of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Punjab assemblies, more than 70% of Pakistan will participate in the provincial elections. What is holding them back from holding general elections? She stated that not only will the delay harm them politically, but it will also harm Pakistan’s situation.

Because they do not want to hold early elections, the ruling alliance continues to attempt to hinder our efforts. He told Al Jazeera that “we will fight all their tactics on political and legal forums.”Benazir Shah, a political analyst based in Lahore, stated that Imran Khan is attempting to capitalize on his rising popularity by calling for immediate polls.

quickly put together an election campaign, mobilize their voters, and craft an effective election narrative to counter Khan over the next three months. She stated, “The ruling coalition’s parties, which have recently suffered consecutive electoral defeats and are perceived as cooperating with the military, will find none of this easy.”