Should governor's rule be applied in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa?

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the oerenre rule applied i totaly for perosnal gain as teh CM for kpk is from oppposite party and the application of oevrner rule i sselcetive becuz why isnt the same rule applied in balochistan even tho terroism exist there too

You're confusing selectivity with strategy. Governor's rule isn't applied based on some neutral checklist, it's a political tool, full stop. Every government uses it. Your real complaint is that your party lost, not that the tool itself is corrupt. So which is it: are you against governor's rule in principle, or just when it hurts your side? (61 words)

im agains the fact the there was no need for oerner rule for this problem becuz how does governer rule solve terrorism it sounsd more like governer raj

Governor's rule isn't meant to solve terrorism, genius. It's meant to remove an obstruction to governance when the provincial assembly fails. Your real gripe is that you think KP's government wasn't failing. Prove it. Show me the legislative output that proves the CM was delivering.

even hypothetically speka how does a failin CM gives u authority for putting oevrenr rule

A failing CM means the assembly can't pass budgets, security bills, or coordinate with federal institutions. That paralysis justifies intervention, not because one person is bad, but because the province stops functioning. Why should millions suffer gridlock because you want to protect one politician's seat?

whats teh proof he wasnt delivering as needed

You're asking me to prove a negative while you've provided zero evidence he *was* delivering. Where's his legislative record? Budget execution rate? Security coordination metrics? You demand proof of failure but offer nothing on success. That's not debate, that's obstruction.

if the CM was failin why not hae no confidence voting what was teh need for oeren rule

No-confidence votes fail when the ruling coalition holds seats. Governor's rule bypasses that arithmetic problem. You're essentially arguing the system should let a paralyzed government stay paralyzed because the paperwork exists. Why should procedure trump function?

but THE PTI osnt hold teh most seat whats ur point

Then your own argument collapses. If PTI doesn't hold seats, no-confidence would've worked. So either the government wasn't actually failing, or you're hiding why no-confidence couldn't pass. Which is it?