The work on a summary of Governor Rule in Punjab has been initiated.


Islamabad: The Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah Wednesday expressed his concerns over entry ban in Punjab stating that ‘it would be enough to impose Governor Rule in the province’.
Addressing the passing out parade of the first FC anti-Riot Training Course in Islamabad on Wednesday, the federal minister stated that the work on a summary of Governor Rule in Punjab is in progress.
"I, personally have started work on it," Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah added.
He expressed concerns about the political turmoil which he believes has deepened due to Supreme Court’s order that struck down the deputy speaker’s ruling and declared Pervaiz Elahi as the Chief Minister of Punjab.
This comes after Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leaders suggested prohibiting his entry into Pakistan's most populated province.
Later addressing a news conference, the Interior Minister ruled out clipping the powers of the judiciary. He, however, said that the powers of amending the constitution rest with the parliament.
Responding to a question, Rana Sanaullah said Nawaz Sharif will come back to Pakistan and lead the election campaign.
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