In Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP), a province known for its rugged terrain and resilient people, an administrative crisis is unfolding that threatens to stifle its progress. The stalemate over the removal of the Chief Secretary, mandated by the Chief Minister but stalled for lack of federal approval, is emblematic of a broader governance breakdown that impacts every facet of life in KP.

Two months have passed since the directive to remove the Chief Secretary was issued, yet the summary remains unactioned. This inaction not only undermines the Chief Minister’s authority but also contributes to an atmosphere of uncertainty and inefficiency within the provincial administration. A former senior officer suggested that a more effective method could have been employed to handle this transition, indicating a possible gap in strategic administrative planning and execution. The root of the problem lies........

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