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Referendum on new provinces subject to parliament’s nod: Rana Sanaullah

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September 13, 2026
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Adviser to the Prime Minister on Political Affairs Rana Sanaullah on Saturday stated {that a} referendum on the creation of latest provinces shall be held if accepted by a joint session of parliament.

Throughout his interplay with journalists in Lahore, Sanaullah stated that parliament was the perfect discussion board for discussing the creation of latest provinces.

His remarks echoed these of Federal Minister for Parliamentary Affairs Tariq Fazal Chaudhry, who stated that parliamentary debate on the creation of latest provinces can be held in October.

“The matter of latest provinces has not but been introduced earlier than the cupboard,” Sanaullah stated, including that his get together, Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N), was nonetheless consulting on its place over the matter.

He stated the PML-N would difficulty its coverage assertion when the difficulty was introduced earlier than parliament. “The matter of whether or not provinces must be created or not must be determined by parliament,” Sanaullah added.

The PML-N chief stated that the difficulty would transfer in a greater path as soon as it got here earlier than parliament, the place all political events would current their positions. “Parliamentary selections shall be accepted by all events,” he added.

He stated the PML-N would additionally think about the views of its district and union council staff whereas finalising its place.

Sanaullah additionally claimed that tensions between the PML-N and PPP had eased significantly following variations that emerged throughout the latest Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Meeting elections.

“Issues between the PPP and PML-N shall be resolved in a greater method,” hoped Sanaullah.

He additionally stated the PML-N wished petroleum product costs to come back down, whereas urging Jamaat-e-Islami to postpone its proposed lengthy march by one or two weeks.

Sanaullah hoped that the JI’s lengthy march can be peaceable.

With out naming Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), he stated that one other political get together’s deliberate lengthy march wouldn’t be peaceable

“Regulation enforcement businesses have an obligation to cease these whose intentions weren’t peaceable. Political events ought to undertake a political method; in any other case they may undergo,” he added.

The PML-N chief stated rising costs have been linked to the continuing conflict between the US and Iran, including that Pakistan was not accountable for the rise in costs.

Sanaullah stated the Inside Minister Mohsin Naqvi’s speeches, statements and discussions on varied boards had not introduced any enchancment.

The controversy was ignited in July by Inside Minister Mohsin Naqvi, who stated the nation’s governance system had “collapsed” and known as for elementary reforms, arguing Pakistan ought to transfer towards new administrative items with larger powers devolved to decrease ranges.

He later stood by his evaluation that the system had been “fully destroyed”, whereas clarifying he was referring to its deterioration over the previous 80 years quite than any specific authorities.

On September 5, Naqvi stated the creation of latest administrative items must be based mostly on the folks’s needs, describing the second as requiring a system reset.

“Reset doesn’t imply breaking down the system. Reset means making wrongs proper,” he stated, including that work on new administrative items would solely proceed if backed by the folks of Pakistan.

The controversy subsequently widened when Planning and Growth Minister Ahsan Iqbal known as for a nationwide dialogue on Pakistan’s administrative construction and proposed 12 to fifteen provinces.

Joint opposition to convene APC

Alternatively, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Barrister Gohar Ali Khan on Friday introduced that the joint opposition would maintain an All Events Convention (APC) quickly on the creation of latest provinces within the nation.

The PTI chairman had made the remarks following a delegation-level assembly with Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-Fazl (JUI-F) chief Fazalur Rehman at his residence.

The “joint opposition platform” can be used for session on meeting classes and issues regarding prisoners, he had added.

The PTI chairman had stated that they had beforehand mentioned formation of a joint opposition with the JUI-F chief, including that they agreed on the difficulty within the Senate and Nationwide Meeting.

Gohar had stated the primary assembly had been encouraging and that consultations would proceed sooner or later too.

He had added that the opposition had not but been invited to hitch their proposed lengthy march, whereas discussions have been held on participation within the APC.



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