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Bloomberg warns of a constitutional crisis in Pakistan due to Imran’s push for early elections.

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Bloomberg, a prominent American magazine, released an article detailing Imran Khan’s efforts to repair ties with the military and the United States.

Concerns for Pakistan’s democracy’s long-term viability are raised, but the piece also notes that Imran Khan is leading the country into disaster and instability.

According to the article, constitutional chaos has arisen in Pakistan due to Imran Khan’s push for early elections.

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After Imran Khan dissolved the assemblies of two provinces, Chief Justice Umar Ata Bandial became a central player by giving an order for elections.

The federal administration has rejected the chief justice’s involvement, leading to tension.

According to Bloomberg, Imran Khan’s government lost confidence because of its foreign policy failures and the country’s worsening economic circumstances.

While the Supreme Court of Pakistan is still deadlocked, the administration is now stressing the need to avoid default and reinstate the IMF program.

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Because of these factors, a climate of violence is developing in Pakistan.

It’s caused people to worry about the future of the country’s democratic process.

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