The True Post (Web News)In a fiery and defiant statement, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur has issued a direct challenge to his political opponents and the federal establishment, daring them to attempt the removal of his government through constitutional means.
Speaking at a recent public gathering, Gandapur declared, “If anyone has the courage, come and topple my government the constitutional way. I am not afraid of threats or conspiracies.” His remarks were met with loud applause from his supporters, signaling a growing rift between the provincial government and central authorities.
Gandapur, a key figure in the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) and a close ally of imprisoned party leader Imran Khan, has consistently criticized what he terms “backdoor interference” in provincial matters. He emphasized that his government enjoys a strong public mandate and will not be intimidated by political maneuvering.
Political analysts say this latest statement is a clear signal of rising tensions between the KP government and the federal institutions. It also comes amid internal divisions within PTI ranks and increasing pressure from opposition parties seeking political change in the province.
Gandapur’s bold rhetoric is expected to intensify the political climate in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa as the country navigates a period of deep polarization and institutional strain.
