The Pakistan Bar Council (PBC) has unanimously approved a resolution on the creation of new provinces, declaring that any move to redraw provincial boundaries must be carried out strictly in accordance with the Constitution, parliamentary procedure and national consensus.
The resolution was adopted during the 250th meeting of the Pakistan Bar Council, chaired by Vice Chairman Chishti. The session was attended by council members, including Ahsan Bhoon, Tahir Nasrullah Warraich, Aamir Saeed Ran, and other members.
According to the unanimously adopted resolution, the establishment of new provinces should be pursued solely through the constitutional framework of Pakistan and the parliamentary process. The council stressed that the issue must be approached on the basis of national interest rather than political considerations.
The Pakistan Bar Council urged all political parties to initiate meaningful dialogue on the matter, saying that discussions should focus on achieving a durable and broadly acceptable solution that meets constitutional requirements.
The Pakistan Bar Council said that the issue of creating new provinces should only be advanced through constitutional and democratic procedures. It also underlined the need to encourage a broader national dialogue, describing it as an essential step towards addressing one of the country’s key constitutional questions.
