Balochistan Awami Party’s (BAP) members and some from its coalition partners in the Balochistan government gave Chief Minister Jam Kamal a deadline of 6pm tomorrow to step down from his post.
The reason behind this disagreement between both parties comes days after Alyani stepped down as the party’s president. Soon after, Jam Kamal had been facing opposition from some ministers and lawmakers in the party who had demanded that he step down as the CM.
On Tuesday, Balochistan Finance Minister Zahoor Buledi stated during a presser that 14 to 15 BAP members and some from other parties in the province’s coalition government had expressed a lack of confidence in the chief minister.
“The reason for this lack of confidence is the growing unrest in the province,” he added.
Balochistan Finance Minister Zahoor Buledi from among the disgruntled members said during a conference that 11 BAP members and some from other parties in the province s coalition government had expressed a lack of confidence in the chief minister. “The reason for this lack of confidence is the growing unrest in the province,” he added.
Buledi said CM Jam Kamal had earlier been given two weeks to resign as the chief minister, “but instead of resigning, he tried to give an impression in his social media posts that there were differences among us. Now the chief minister should end his stubbornness and resign from his post not wasting any more time.”
Balochistan MPA Naseebullah Murree also reiterated the demand for Alyani s resignation. “The chief minister is requested to have mercy on the party and the province and resign,” he said.
