Political Parties

WASHINGTON: US State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller emphasized that the United States maintains a stance of not endorsing any political party in Pakistan. His statement came in response to inquiries about a meeting between the US Ambassador and the Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) of Pakistan.

Miller reiterated the US position on Pakistan’s general elections, emphasizing their non-partisan stance. He clarified that the United States does not provide support to any specific political group within Pakistan.

Instead, the US focuses on endorsing reforms aimed at promoting economic stability in the country.

It’s worth noting that US Ambassador Donald Blome had earlier assured CEC Sikandar Sultan Raja of his country’s commitment to supporting the fair, free, and transparent conduct of elections in Pakistan.

This affirmation of support underscores the US government’s dedication to the integrity of the electoral process in Pakistan while maintaining its neutral stance towards political parties.

Fake Notification: Khyber Pakhtunkhwa IGP Removal Story Unveiled

Moreover, the notification regarding the removal of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Inspector General of Police Akhtar Hayat Gandapur has been confirmed as fake.

The KP IGP public relations officer stated on Monday, “The said notification is fake.”

The Establishment Division has taken notice of the situation and has requested the Federal Investigation Agency to initiate an investigation.

Earlier in the day, a notification allegedly from the Establishment Division had appeared on social media, announcing the appointment of a Grade 21 officer, Bilal Siddique Kamyana, as the new KP IGP, replacing Akhtar Hayat Gandapur.