The Chief Ministers of Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa will follow the announcement of Imran Khan.
Farzana
Ali narrates her opinion on this from an incident a few years ago. According to
him, when Pervez Khattak was the chief minister in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Imran
Khan announced the dissolution of the assembly, Pervez Khattak, who was also in
the hands of the opposition at that time, submitted a no-confidence motion
against him from the opposition parties and so on. The assembly could not be
dissolved.
According
to him, the current Chief Minister of the Assembly, Mehmood Khan, looks
completely towards Imran Khan. However, according to him, if the close advisers
of the Chief Minister told him any strategy and taught him tactics like
extending the days of the Assembly, then it is possible that this wish of Imran
Khan could not be fulfilled.
It should
be noted that there is a government in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa for more than nine
years. Mehmood Khan of Tehreek-e-Insaf was elected Chief Minister in 2018.
According
to Farzana Ali, after Imran Khan's announcement, his close adviser Fawad
Chaudhry also explained that we will sit again after three days and discuss it.
According to him, this shows that Tehreek-e-Insaaf itself is not in a hurry in
this regard and they themselves want to prolong this matter.
Sohail
Waraich also agrees with this idea of Farzana
Ali.
According
to him, despite Imran Khan's announcement, it will not be implemented
immediately, for now it is a threat.
According
to Sohail Waraich, right now there are many people in Punjab and Khyber
Pakhtunkhwa who want to be in the assemblies.
According
to Sohail Waraich, Parvez Elahi will dissolve the assembly if he wants to, but
on the request of Imran Khan, because his political future is connected with
Imran Khan.
Asma
Shirazi says that although on paper Punjab is with Tehreek-e-Insaf, but in
practice Imran Khan feels that Punjab is not in his hands.
In his
opinion, going ahead with Imran Khan on an anti-establishment narrative is
double-edged for Parvez Elahi.
According
to Asma Shirazi, if the opposition succeeds in bringing down the assembly
through the no-confidence motion, then Parvez Elahi will listen to Imran Khan,
but according to her, Asif Zardari will meet the disgruntled members of the
Tehreek-e-Insaf Assembly in Punjab and bring them with him. Will try to match.
It should
be noted that Munis Elahi, the son of Parvez Elahi, has claimed through a tweet
that "the day Imran Khan said, the Punjab Assembly will be
dissolved."
Since the
announcement made by Imran Khan, there has been a debate in the local media
whether Pervez Elahi will decide to dissolve the assemblies or not.
It should
be clear that in practice, Tehreek-e-Insaf has a provincial government in
Punjab where their ministers and advisors are present, while the number of
members of Muslim League-Q is only ten.
In
addition to Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, there is a Tehreek-e-Insaf
government in Pakistan-administered Kashmir and Gilgit-Baltistan, which has no
effect on the federal government, but Imran Khan's announcement to withdraw
from all assemblies may also affect these two assemblies. .
What strategy can the current ruling coalition adopt on Imran Khan's announcement?
Important
figures and ministers in the government have been demanding from Imran Khan
that if Imran Khan wants to negotiate in connection with the new elections, he
should first resign from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Punjab Assembly. Imran Khan and
his party continued to remain silent on this.
But
finally, Imran Khan also announced this, but it is not yet clear that Imran
Khan has decided to dissolve the assemblies or he will consult the assemblies
regarding the resignations, just like Tehreek-e-Insaf did with
Tehreek-e-Infaid. Later, he ended his relationship with the National Assembly.
However,
experts agree that while this was an unexpected announcement by Imran Khan, it
was also his last card, which he revealed.
How will
the ruling alliance now counter this card of Imran Khan? Before knowing this,
let's look at the tweet of Tehreek-e-Insaaf leader Fawad Chaudhry to see what
he has drawn for this announcement of Imran Khan.
Fawad
Chaudhry said in one of his tweets that 'as a result of the resignations of
Tehreek-e-Insaf, 123 seats in the National Assembly, 297 seats in the Punjab
Assembly, 115 seats in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, 26 seats in Sindh Assembly and two
seats in Balochistan, i.e. a total of 563 seats. There will be elections.'
Fawad
Chaudhry said that 'why are Rana Sanaullah and company sweating in the name of
elections'.
He said
that 'Imran Khan has confidence in the people that they are going to the
elections after dissolving their governments, there is a horse and a field too,
no other method can bring political stability in the country except elections,
let's go to the elections. Grow up'.
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