The K-P speaker is currently awaiting orders from Imran.
All of the seats in the K-P assembly, which had a majority of members elected on PTI tickets, would become vacant.
PESHAWAR — On Sunday, the speaker of the Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa Assembly stated that the provincial assembly would be dissolved as soon as possible after getting the appropriate orders from PTI Chairman Imran Khan.
Mushtaq Ghani said in a statement that all of the legislators were waiting for the orders of Imran and were ready to leave the assembly. He said this in response to a question.
According to him, the vast majority of the assembly’s members were elected on PTI tickets, and he predicted that all of the seats would soon be empty.
Barrister Muhammad Ali Saif, who is the spokesperson for the provincial administration, stated that Imran’s instruction would be obeyed, but that the decision would be made only after consultation with the senior leadership of the party. In the meantime, this information was provided.
He stated that once the two provincial assemblies of the country were dissolved, the federal government would no longer have its mandate to administer the country.
