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PPP’s Role in Governor’s Rule Criticized as Undemocratic by Raja Nasir Abbas

October 28, 2026 • 2 hours ago •

ISLAMABAD: Raja Nasir Abbas, a prominent political figure, has condemned the Pakistan Peoples Party’s (PPP) actions during the recent governor’s rule, labeling them as highly undemocratic and a violation of the public mandate.

In a statement released on Thursday, Abbas asserted that the PPP’s involvement in the governance during this period has undermined democratic principles. He emphasized that the party has effectively ‘robbed’ the electorate of their rightful representation, calling for accountability and a return to democratic norms.

This criticism comes at a time when public trust in political institutions is waning, raising concerns about the future of democracy in Pakistan. Abbas’s remarks highlight a growing discontent among citizens who feel their voices are being ignored in favor of political maneuvering.

Looking ahead, political analysts suggest that this situation may lead to increased scrutiny of the PPP’s governance strategies and could spark further debates on electoral reforms. Upcoming political gatherings are expected to address these issues, as stakeholders seek to restore faith in the democratic process.

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