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Web Desk: Fresh questions have arisen in the Supreme Court of Pakistan after it debated the decision to dissolve the assemblies of Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa on the instructions of the former prime minister Under Article 112 of the Constitution, the chief minister has the power to recommend to the governor the dissolution of the provincial assembly , but according to sub-clause 2 of this article the reasons must be given.
For example, a situation has arisen in which the provincial government cannot be run according to the constitution and it is necessary to seek the opinion of the electorate, but on the contrary, the governments in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Punjab worked according to the Constitution and there were no specific reasons for dissolving the assemblies, but these assemblies were dissolved on the orders of Imran Khan and at that time he was not a member of these two assemblies and the constitution of the party president. There is no mention that chief ministers can dissolve assemblies on their recommendation
According to the sources, this is a fundamental issue because the Constitution gives the Chief Minister authority, but this authority cannot be unlimited. Minullah, in the coming days more clarification will come out, which may bring a new turn in the political situation.