Pakistan Kissan Ittehad demands creation of 32 new provinces

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Kissan Ittehad President demands 32-33 new provinces in Pakistan.
Khalid Mehmood Khokhar cited system failure and unequal budget distribution.
The call for administrative reform was made during a press conference in Multan.

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During a press conference in Multan, Pakistan Kissan Ittehad President Khalid Mehmood Khokhar demanded a major administrative overhaul in the country. He called for the number of provinces to be increased from four to as many as 33, suggesting each administrative division be made a province. Khokhar attributed the demand to a 'collapsed' system, poor governance in large provinces, and budgetary injustice, citing South Punjab as an example of a region not receiving its due share.

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Pakistan Kissan Ittehad President Khalid Mehmood Khokhar has called for the creation of 32 to 33 new provinces on an administrative basis, stating that the current system has failed. Speaking in Multan, he argued that larger provinces lead to weaker governance and unequal resource distribution.