KPK Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur Criticizes Federation, Calls for Judicial Independence

RAWALPINDI, Chief Minister of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Ali Amin Gandapur lashed out at the federal government, accusing it of unconstitutional actions and undue pressure on the judiciary. Speaking at a press conference in Rawalpindi, Gandapur expressed strong support for the judiciary amid claims of political interference.

“The federation’s actions defy our constitution and undermine judicial independence,” Gandapur asserted, highlighting concerns over what he called unjust treatment of political figures. He condemned what he described as a lack of justice in the country and emphasized the need for fair trials to reveal the truth.

Gandapur also addressed the issue of national unity, calling for strict punishments under Article 6 of the Constitution for those found guilty of attempting to destabilize the country. His remarks included criticism of recent political developments, citing the departure of key figures and ongoing legal battles involving prominent politicians.

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Regarding upcoming political decisions, Gandapur hinted at potential shifts in strategy, including participation in All Parties Conferences (APC) and demands for electoral mandates to be respected. He stressed the importance of upholding the rule of law in Pakistan.

The Chief Minister’s bold stance has sparked widespread debate, with implications reaching beyond party lines. As tensions escalate, Gandapur’s call for judicial integrity and constitutional adherence resonates deeply within the political landscape, setting the stage for potential legal and political showdowns in the days ahead.

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