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pakistan Latest filing 7 Sep 2026

PTI chairman warns against dividing Sindh without public consent

HarZaviya summary · from 3 outlets

Most outlets led with PTI Chairman Gohar Khan’s warning that dividing Sindh could weaken the federation, emphasizing the need for public consent. 24 News HD added a note about similar moves in Punjab and Balochistan, while Geo News included context about Gohar’s appearance at a high court hearing and his demand for consensus before creating new provinces.

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  1. Dividing Sindh without public consent will weaken ...

    Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Barrister Gohar Khan has warned that dividing Sindh against the wishes of its people would weaken the federation. Speaking to the media outside the Supreme Court, Barrister Gohar said controversial legislation should not be introduced for the creation of new provinces. He said the matter was serious and required proper debate and consultation. He said con...

  2. Geo News 79% identical

    PTI chief warns Sindh division without public consent would weaken federation

    PTI Chairman Gohar Khan talks to the media as he arrives to attend a hearing at the high court in Islamabad on August 29, 2023. — AFPGohar demands consensus before creating new provinces.PTI seeks meetings between Imran Khan, Mahmood Achakzai.Ahsan Iqbal proposed creating 12 to 15...

  3. 24 News HD 90% identical

    Dividing Sindh could weaken Federation, PTI chairman Gohar warns

    Barrister Gohar Khan, chairman of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), has warned that dividing Sindh could weaken the Federation, while similar moves in Punjab and Balochistan without public consent could create further complications.

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