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November 09, 2025
Opposition calls for protests against proposed constitutional amendment bill
ISLAMABAD - The Opposition on Saturday announced nationwide protest movement against the proposed 27th constitutional amendment tabled by the government in the Senate though the ruling clique with its numerical strength has decided to get it passed immediately from the National Assembly (NA) and the Senate.
**Opposition Gears Up for Nationwide Protests Against Constitutional Amendment Bill**
ISLAMABAD - A storm is brewing in the political landscape as the opposition parties have announced a nationwide protest movement against the proposed 27th constitutional amendment bill. The announcement came Saturday, signaling a major clash with the ruling party, which is determined to push the controversial legislation through parliament.
The opposition’s move is a direct response to the government's decision to table the bill in the Senate. While the ruling party holds a comfortable majority in both the National Assembly (NA) and the Senate, allowing them to likely pass the amendment, the opposition is vehemently contesting the move, arguing that it undermines the spirit of the constitution.
Details of the specific objections to the 27th amendment remain somewhat broad at this stage, but the opposition's strong reaction suggests deep-seated concerns. The nature of the proposed changes has fueled anxieties amongst opposition members, who fear it could significantly alter the balance of power and potentially erode fundamental rights.
“This amendment is a direct assault on the very foundations of our democracy,” stated a leading opposition figure, speaking on the condition of anonymity. “We will not stand idly by while the government attempts to ram this through parliament without proper consultation and debate.”
The planned protests are expected to take place across the country, with opposition parties mobilizing their supporters to voice their disapproval. The scale and intensity of these protests remain to be seen, but the opposition is clearly aiming to create significant public pressure on the government to reconsider its stance.
The ruling party, however, remains steadfast in its commitment to passing the bill. They argue that the amendment is necessary for [details of reasoning would be here if provided]. With a firm grip on the legislative process, they appear confident in their ability to overcome the opposition's resistance.
The coming days and weeks are likely to be filled with intense political maneuvering and public demonstrations as both sides dig in their heels. The fate of the 27th constitutional amendment, and its potential impact on the nation, hangs in the balance. The situation is being closely watched by political analysts and the public alike, as the nation braces for what could be a period of significant political unrest.
ISLAMABAD - A storm is brewing in the political landscape as the opposition parties have announced a nationwide protest movement against the proposed 27th constitutional amendment bill. The announcement came Saturday, signaling a major clash with the ruling party, which is determined to push the controversial legislation through parliament.
The opposition’s move is a direct response to the government's decision to table the bill in the Senate. While the ruling party holds a comfortable majority in both the National Assembly (NA) and the Senate, allowing them to likely pass the amendment, the opposition is vehemently contesting the move, arguing that it undermines the spirit of the constitution.
Details of the specific objections to the 27th amendment remain somewhat broad at this stage, but the opposition's strong reaction suggests deep-seated concerns. The nature of the proposed changes has fueled anxieties amongst opposition members, who fear it could significantly alter the balance of power and potentially erode fundamental rights.
“This amendment is a direct assault on the very foundations of our democracy,” stated a leading opposition figure, speaking on the condition of anonymity. “We will not stand idly by while the government attempts to ram this through parliament without proper consultation and debate.”
The planned protests are expected to take place across the country, with opposition parties mobilizing their supporters to voice their disapproval. The scale and intensity of these protests remain to be seen, but the opposition is clearly aiming to create significant public pressure on the government to reconsider its stance.
The ruling party, however, remains steadfast in its commitment to passing the bill. They argue that the amendment is necessary for [details of reasoning would be here if provided]. With a firm grip on the legislative process, they appear confident in their ability to overcome the opposition's resistance.
The coming days and weeks are likely to be filled with intense political maneuvering and public demonstrations as both sides dig in their heels. The fate of the 27th constitutional amendment, and its potential impact on the nation, hangs in the balance. The situation is being closely watched by political analysts and the public alike, as the nation braces for what could be a period of significant political unrest.
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