Maiden session: K-P assembly to meet on May 29

K-P chief minister designate asks authorities to not block traffic outside the assembly building on the session day.


Web Desk May 27, 2013
A photo showing K-P assembly during an earlier session. PHOTO: EXPRESS

PESHAWAR: The maiden session of the newly-elected Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa Assembly will be held on May 29, Express News reported on Monday.

An official notification has been issued for this purpose.

Political leaders, who have been elected to K-P seats on May 11, will take oath during the session.

K-P chief minister designate Pervaiz Khattak has asked authorities to not block traffic outside the assembly building on the session day.

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) managed to win 35 seats out of 99, emerging as the party with most seats.

The Imran Khan-led party is set to form alliance with Jamaat-e-Islami and Qaumi Watan Party in the province. Khattak had said that all issues related to forming a coalition government, including assigning ministries, have been resolved.

COMMENTS (4)

Ali S | 10 years ago | Reply

@CaptainJanjua:

Good. Now move to FATA and wave a PTI flag. See how long you last there.

Shahid Kinnare | 10 years ago | Reply

this is the day for which PPP sacrifice so much. Completing five year and transferring power to newly elected government is the biggest achievement of PPP. This how you defeat establishment and their cronies PML, PTI and JI and JUF.

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