MQM Leader Clarifies Stance on New Provinces Proposal

An MQM leader has clarified the party's stance regarding the proposal for new provinces.

Reports indicate that preparations for a referendum are underway in Pakistan concerning the creation of new provinces, suggesting a significant decision is anticipated on the matter.

Mahmood Molvi has publicly stated that a public referendum is needed for the creation of new provinces, making a bold statement in support of the proposal.

Punjab Information Minister Uzma Bukhari has responded to questions concerning a proposal for the creation of 28 provinces. Concurrently, Chief Minister Balochistan Sarfraz Bugti has stated that "more districts and smaller units are needed in the provinces," adding to the ongoing debate about administrative restructuring.

In a new development, a minister has questioned Mohsin Naqvi regarding the ongoing discussions about new provinces. Concurrently, the debate in Karachi concerning a separate province or federal control has reportedly intensified.

The ongoing debate surrounding the creation of new provinces in Pakistan now includes discussions on the 28th Amendment, indicating a focus on the constitutional process required for such a significant administrative change.

Javed Latif has criticized the discussion surrounding the creation of new provinces, stating that "Pakistan is burdened with debt."