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PPP has now assumed role of an Opp party, Punjab governor tells PML-N

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July 29, 2026
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LAHORE  –  Punjab Governor Sardar Saleem Haider Khan on Monday signalled a decisive shift within the Pakistan Peoples Celebration’s (PPP) political stance, declaring that the occasion had successfully moved into the opposition and would proceed to play the function of a “real opposition” till the following basic elections in 2029.

Chatting with a delegation of the Pakistan English Media Affiliation (PEMA) on the Governor’s Home, the governor chief stated those that had been supporting the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N)-led authorities by defending its insurance policies and selections had reached the boundaries of their persistence. He made it clear that the PPP wouldn’t return to the prevailing coalition association after the Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) elections and would as a substitute pursue an efficient opposition function, significantly in Punjab.

“The PPP has now assumed the function of an opposition occasion and can proceed to perform as a real opposition till the following basic elections,” he stated. Saleem Haider maintained that PPP had by no means thought-about coalition govts an excellent mannequin for working nation, even in the course of the earlier parliamentary time period. Though the occasion had been extensively perceived as an ally of the PML-N-led federal authorities, he stated it had steadily been distancing itself from coalition. Criticising the government’s efficiency, governor stated these supporting current administration appeared more and more helpless in face of governance challenges and allegations of corruption.

Responding to a query, he stated variations inside the PPP had been resolved, enabling the occasion to undertake a extra cohesive and efficient opposition technique. The governor additionally dismissed hypothesis a couple of power-sharing association between the PML-N and PPP on the Centre. He stated there was no written settlement beneath which Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif would step down after two and a half years at hand over the workplace to PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari for the rest of the constitutional time period.

Highlighting the nation’s financial challenges, Saleem Haider stated unemployment and inflation continued to burden odd Pakistanis. He stated the PPP would proceed to lift these public points and exert political strain on the PML-N authorities to enhance governance and supply significant aid to the individuals. The PEMA delegation was led by Chairman Zulqernain Tahir and President Rameez Khan. Secretary Common Ali Raza and members Babar Dogar, Mubashir Hassan, Shahar Bano, Mubashar Bokhari, Faisal Ali Ghumman and Sami Ullah Randhawa had been additionally current in the course of the assembly.





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