Sohail Afridi’s Government Paralyzed? Governor Kundi Takes Charge | Governor Rule Already in Effect?

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Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s political crisis has entered a critical phase as PTI Chief Minister Sohail Afridi leads the long march while Governor Faisal Karim Kundi takes an increasingly prominent role. Is the provincial government losing control, or is Governor’s Rule actually becoming a practical reality?
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has offered fresh negotiations to PTI, but with a clear condition: the long march towards Islamabad must be called off first. Meanwhile, the government has warned that constitutional and political options remain on the table if the confrontation continues. �
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Sohail Afridi’s convoy has reached Kohat and the next route is being closely watched. The political question now is whether the march will continue towards Islamabad, change direction, or trigger a new constitutional confrontation between the federal and KP governments. �
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Is this the beginning of Governor’s Rule in KP?
Will negotiations restart?
Or is Pakistan heading towards another major political showdown?
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