The Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) has once again intensified its demand for the Azad Kashmir Prime Minister to resign from office. Political tensions have surged as the party openly criticized the government’s performance, raising questions about the current leadership. PPP officials say the resignation is necessary to restore public trust and stabilize governance in the region.
PPP leaders have warned that continued delay in leadership change could lead to further unrest. Sources confirm that the party is actively engaging with other political groups to consolidate pressure on the PM. The demand comes at a time when Azad Kashmir’s political landscape is already tense, following recent shifts among coalition partners.
The call for resignation gains more weight after the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) decided to withdraw from the Azad Kashmir government. According to reports, this withdrawal has left the ruling coalition in a fragile state, making the Prime Minister’s position increasingly vulnerable. The move is seen as a significant blow to the current administration, further supporting PPP’s demands. For detailed coverage, see this report.
Political analysts suggest that PPP’s push is a strategic effort to capitalize on the weakening coalition. They argue that the party aims to assert its influence in the upcoming political scenario and possibly position itself as a central player in forming the next government. Meanwhile, citizens and local observers are closely watching developments, as the uncertainty around the PM’s office affects governance and decision-making in the region.
PPP’s vocal demand has sparked debates among political circles, with supporters praising the party’s firm stance while critics caution against destabilizing the government during sensitive times. Despite this, PPP leaders remain steadfast, emphasizing accountability and transparent governance as their main concerns.
As political pressure mounts, the Azad Kashmir Prime Minister faces a critical test. The coming days could determine not only the leadership of the region but also the broader direction of its political alliances. PPP’s insistence on the PM’s resignation highlights the shifting power dynamics and growing unrest in Azad Kashmir politics.
