PESHAWAR: Tensions flared in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly on Tuesday after Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur delivered a controversial speech.
Opposition lawmakers expressed their discontent over being denied the opportunity to voice their opinions, leading to a significant protest.
The opposition recorded their dissatisfaction with the decision to allow Gandapur the microphone, arguing that it sidelined their contributions. The situation escalated into a confrontation between lawmakers Ali Wazir and Naik Muhammad, highlighting the growing rift between the government and opposition.
As the assembly session unfolded, the atmosphere grew increasingly charged, underscoring the ongoing political tensions within the region.
