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AJK Assembly removes PM Anwarul Haq as no-confidence motion passes

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February 6, 2026
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AJK Prime Minister-elect Raja Faisal Rathore (left) and Ex-AJK PM Chaudhry Anwarul Haq. — APP
AJK Prime Minister-elect Raja Faisal Rathore (left) and Ex-AJK PM Chaudhry Anwarul Haq. — APP

The Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) Legislative Meeting has efficiently handed a no-confidence movement towards Prime Minister Chaudhry Anwarul Haq, changing him with Raja Faisal Rathore.

The no-confidence movement was supported by 36 lawmakers, together with these from the PPP and Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz. Two members opposed the movement.

PPP’s candidate for the premier’s slot, Rathore, obtained 36 votes, with two towards.

Total, Rathore is the sixteenth AJK PM and the fourth of the present meeting. Those that have served within the high put up in the course of the present meeting’s tenure, aside from Haq, embrace Abdul Qayyum Khan and Sardar Tanveer Ilyas Khan.

Meeting Speaker Chaudhry Latif Akbar presided over Monday’s session, attended by lawmakers of the PPP, PML-N, and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf, together with Chief of the Opposition, Khawaja Farooq Ahmad.

Strict safety measures had been put in place on the Meeting Secretariat, Ministers’ Block, and Prime Minister’s Secretariat.

‘Joint Awami Motion Committee is a actuality’

Addressing the Legislative Meeting after being elected, Rathore stated that the Jammu Kashmir Joint Awami Motion Committee is “a actuality” and must be recognised, pledging to deal with public grievances whereas staying inside the limits of obtainable assets.

The AJK PM-elect stated the general public typically assumes politicians belong to a privileged class, “however we’re not that type of politicians.”

He revealed that his father had constructed a home, which he later bought to cowl his election bills. “No matter property I personal immediately, you might overview them even after my tenure as prime minister,” he added.

He acknowledged that some points may have been resolved earlier, however had been delayed. “As prime minister, I commit that no delay will come from my pen,” he stated.

Rathore stated Allah, the Almighty, positioned a heavy accountability on the shoulders of a political employee. “This accountability is not only on me, however on all those that voted for me,” he famous.

He recalled that former prime ministers Zulfikar Ali Bhutto and Benazir Bhutto had entrusted his father with the workplace, whereas immediately, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari had positioned belief in him.

He additionally remarked: “For the primary time, a departing prime minister welcomed the incoming prime minister whereas leaving,” terming it a optimistic political gesture.

‘Single particular person couldn’t be held chargeable for destruction’

Earlier, talking on the ground of the meeting, ex-PM Haq stated that no single particular person might be held solely chargeable for the “destruction of the structure and administrative system,” noting that members of his cupboard additionally share accountability for governance outcomes.

Haq stated he was putting his remarks on file, expressing gratitude to the meeting that “gave him political life.”

He stated that no formulation for the division of Kashmir may succeed underneath his management and described signing off on ending reserved seats for refugees as “political loss of life.”

The political system may solely survive, he stated, if the area’s borders are protected. “With out Pakistan’s armed forces, nothing will stay.”

On latest political developments, Haq stated that he would have supported Rathore for the prime minister’s put up had the elections been held.

“I used to be as soon as requested to dissolve the meeting by February 15 this yr, however I refused to take action,” he added.

The PPP had moved to consolidate its authorities within the autonomous area shortly after President Asif Ali Zardari revealed the political technique final month.

The occasion bolstered its energy within the Legislative Meeting when 10 Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf lawmakers joined the PPP on October 26 throughout a gathering with President Zardari’s sister, Faryal Talpur, at Zardari Home in Islamabad.

Amongst those that joined the PPP had been Muhammad Hussain, Chaudhry Yasir, Chaudhry Muhammad Akhlaq, Chaudhry Arshad, Chaudhry Muhammad Rasheed, Zafar Iqbal Malik, Faheem Akhtar Rabbani, Abdul Majid Khan, Muhammad Akbar Ibrahim, and Asim Sharif Butt.

Later, the PML-N additionally tendered its assist for the no-confidence movement, however determined towards becoming a member of the federal government’s fold.





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